Customer Ratings & Reviews

After happily cutting the cord several years ago, we’ve tried a half-dozen different antenna options, and this is the best so far. Prior to this Leaf, we had the most success with the Mohu Beam, but still had frustration with lost signals & intermittent pixilation. We also spent way too much time moving & adjusting previous antennas when they suddenly lost the signal. Previously, we were never able to lock onto more than 24 OTA channels &, half the time, one of the major alphabet channels wouldn’t come in. With this Leaf Supreme Pro, although the signal indicator never shows more than 1 light (out of 4) we’re able to get 37 channels, including the ‘big 4’ OTA networks, & each one is clear with rare pixilation! Mohu is definitely improving their performance! The Good: - Fast & easy setup – takes less than 15 minutes and most of that time is spent moving the antenna around to find the best signal - No tools required – coaxial cable, Velcro & even multi-colored push pins are included - Paper-thin design - Ease of placement – The multi-directional design doesn’t require placement in a window. It can even be hidden behind a picture if the signal is strong enough - Amplifier is included - Indoor use – no need to climb into attack or onto roof - Portable – perfect for renters. Nothing to leave behind. The Bad: - The plastic antenna arrives pre-curved & is impossible to flatten out. If it were sold in a fitted flat box, it would be much easier to manage & set up

I will never buy an antenna again.You might get a signal and then the signal is gone.You might have a strong signal and then you have a week signal.This product is not designed for the first world.

The box for this is larger than expected. Opened up to see what was involved in setup and there were no instructions. I thought about checking online for help but figured its an antenna, just connect all the wires and that should be fine.... and, it was. My only question is how much of a "curve" should there be in the unit for best reception, and perhaps... should I point in a different direction if I don't get 65 channels? Next, switched over to the TV to have it accept the antenna for input. This would be TV specific but was easy for ours as there is a button on the remote to switch. The TV does a scan through all the channels. At first, it wasn't finding anything and I was getting a little worried. Eventually it started to pickup 5 here and another 5 there. By the time it was done it found 40. Will play around with location of the antenna to see if we can get it up to 65. The connection cable it comes with is long enough to try some other places in the room. We're right next to the window so that shouldn't be an issue. Picture comes in perfectly. The guide is helpful, though my son has to get used to no DVR/pause on the TV for those stations. This is first TV in house that isn't connected to cable and we're able to get just about everything we need so far, with the addition of Netflix and Amazon Prime and Hulu and.... If things go well can scale back on the other TVs, too.

This item was very disappointing. I was only able to connect to two channels only. They are pixelated and not clear. A waste of $80.00. I should have returned it but bad weather kept me from doing so.

It didn’t work for me as good as the Leaf 50 by the same manufacture. I thought I would get a lot more channels and a better picture but there was no difference. So I returned this Antenna.

I moved the antenna to several locations in my basement but I wasn't able to access all of the local channels. I reached out to the manufacturer and was advised to purchase their outdoor antenna.

I bought this to improve upon the $30 Moho Leaf that I already have. This antenna did not do any better and cost three times the price. Very disappointed.

Don't buy this if you are in the city. I have metal gates out side of my windows and it does not work for me. I should have returned it but I will give away.

We have had trouble trying to find a good signal. Yes got signals but never clear. We had to return the item.

This antenna is not good. I've gotten more channels with a $20 one. I can't get a lot of channels and some of the ones I do get do not show well.

After countless hours of trying to hook up(couldn't get anybody from Best Buy to help) and getting help from our direct tv provider we only received one station. Took it back.

We are in St Augustine and it couldn't pull in a single Jacksonville station. Might be a great antenna if you are 10-20 miles away but not 30-40

As most IT nerds like myself, I embraced the digital age from the beginning when most people did not even know about alternatives to cable TV. Netflix and Hulu eventually became great options but getting local TV was still a problem. Using a digital receiver and apps such as Plex provided me with the capability of not only watching free over-the-air TV, but also DVR functionality. That required a good antenna and since I was going digital, a powerful but discreet one was needed. That is where an antenna such as Mohu Leaf Supreme comes handy. Install could not be easier. If you know how to plug your TV to a power outlet, you already know what to do to install this antenna without any instructions. It is that simple. While my previous antenna was a Mohu and worked well, it was not a Leaf and looked bulky for this thin, good looking device age. Not this model. It is thin and flexible. Not only that, it got rid of some screen artifacts that I was experiencing with some channels before. I would attribute that to its 15dB gain, which allowed me to get all channels broadcast in my county and beyond. What else could I say about it? It just works and does so in an excellent manner.

The unit I received did not have a manual in the box explaining the orientation of devices or operation of the strength signal lights, but an email to Mohu support got me all the information I needed in a couple days. My first Mohu was back in time a while, one of their original small thin designs that worked great by a window in the middle of town. My current house is a bit more complicated, where I can place an indoor antenna and the amount of tall trees and building material in the direction of the main TV station antennas. The signal lights show strength level with little LEDs, the more LEDs the greater the signal strength received. This helps you with placement. But they are on all the time, no way to turn them off. If they will be too visible and bother you after you have selected your place for the home of the antenna, you can cover them with white or black electrical tape (the two colors depending which side of the Antenna you choose to go with your walls/décor). You can mount with adhesive tape or push pins (both included). My biggest Kudos is that I got all of the local stations in with very good picture WITHOUT the need of the amplifier, which is a first for me at my current house. Its brick, the Antenna is parallel, but about 15 feet away from large window, and there are many leaf trees between the window and the hills many miles away with the transmitters. I did not need the included amplifier (which is usb powered, but did not include a power supply), for the main local stations, but did try it out for more remote stations in a different direction, and it did definitely help me get the Fox affiliate in more clearly from a farther away source not in the local community. Another note about the usb powered amplifier. As was pointed out to me by Mohu support. Its main intended use is be plugged into the usb port on your television, so it is only powered when your TV is on, and so the LEDs are only on when your TV is on as well. Overall, this antenna worked very well pulling in local stations in one direction, and I would recommend it very much for places where having an outdoor or attic antenna is unwanted or not possible. You might not even need the amplifier for most use cases in cities or suburbia, but I'm sure it will come in handy for places where there are more obstructions in your line of sight.

This is suppose to be a good antenna. The strength indicator light went to 4 bars but the reception was a 1 bar level. It doesn’t work well for me.

I live just outside the city, only a few miles actually. I have tried several other antenna options over the years, and have gotten poor to moderate results. My main problem has been that I would constantly have to re-position my antenna to get different channels, or that the viewing channel would freeze and glitch out. It has been very frustrating and a waste of money, to keep trying different antenna options. So far, I am very impressed with the reception from my new Mohu antenna. All the channels in my area come in, and they are all clear with no glitching for 3 days straight. The best part is that it was easy to find the best position for my antenna because of the led signal indicator. After I set it up, I have not needed to re-position or touch it at all, and all my channels are still working great. I also love that this antenna came with a powered amplifier, that can be powered directly by your tv's usb port. The amplifier is optional to use, and can be put into place in less than a minute. If you are curious how many channels you might get in your area, or which Mohu will be best for you, just visit their link: http://www.gomohu.com/channel-scan-retailers/ It was pretty accurate for me. It's tough to see what's going on inside today's antennas, with the actual antenna being covered up by a much more aesthetically pleasing plastic design than the old bunny ears and bow ties, that showed off their metal configuration, and stuck out like a sore thumb. However, Mohu actually uses military technology in their design to make an antenna with great reception and a great look. So far, it's the best antenna I've ever used!

It looks nice very expensive but it doesn’t receive a good signal for the price I expected great signal I wouldn’t recommend it

The product is sketchy as best. Difficult to obtain programming. When eventually able to connect, programming cuts out.

This item did not work at all. Purchased to replace existing antenna. Could not pickup a single signal.

almost a $100 for 7 channels and one is a spanish channel, and also QVC and other paid programming that my tv can do by itself