Customer Ratings & Reviews

IT added vey few channels to the paltry few we had with the other cheaper antenna Waste of money

For some unknown reason it didn't work. However the return was painless. I hate to return things so this was a welcome happenstance.

Does not work no matter where I place it. I wanted to return it but my local store said it had to be returned within 14 days. That really sucks since i have been isolating myself at home because I am a high risk senior. Nothing like good customer service to make someone want to keep shopping with them.

It worked in my area, but not any better than the standard Mohu leaf (which is cheaper). I bought both and will return this one.

Instructions made it seem easy but it was not. Boxed it up and got it took back

This is a nice easy to install, minimalist antenna that works well. I appreciate the thinness of the antenna making it easy to mount and being flat makes it easy to conceal that isn't an eye sore. I do recommend you check on Mohu or the FCC website to make sure you have signals where you live to make sure this will work for you. Setup is easy, but I would have liked a bit more of a manual then provided in the box, for while I figured it out, not having to go to a website or guessing would be a bonus. However once I got it all attached and played around with it to get the right angle I was able to pick the local channels in my area and watch. This is a nice addition to our streaming services, and a good back if we lose Internet or want to watch the local news. I only dinged it a star because there was no instructions/quick setup guide in the box. Otherwise compared to the rabbit ears of my youth this is a night and day improvement.

We bought this for a cottage in central Michigan, when I hooked it up I was hoping to pull Channels from Cadillac, travers city, CMU, and Mt. Pleasant. We are located right in the middle of those locations on a lake so we have some unobstructed area around us, we received zero Channels. But maybe if your closer to a city then we are (40 miles) it will work for you.....

The box advertised 10 or so channels that we were hoping to get without cable at our occasional weekend summer home. Sadly, we only could get I channel most of the time, the other were all total pixelating with no sound. Since Best Buy will only accept a return with less than a 2 week purchase, we are now stuck with this antenna that cost $100 with tax. So disappointed.

Wasnt compatible for my TV. Skip antennas and just do a streaming service.

The Mohu Leaf Supreme is a sleek flat antenna with an amplifier. The Leaf comes with everything you need to get started, including 20ft of cable, USB amplifier, USB wall wart, mounting options, and basic instructions. What’s great about the Mohu Leaf is it’s design. It’s a flat easily placeable design. It’s designed to be indoors, but it’s two toned (one side is black, the other is white) design makes it easy to blend into most rooms. You can place it behind a picture, or hide it in a window. It comes with velcro that can be adhesed or push pins that can be pressed into drywall through the two small holes on either side of the top of the antenna. The amplifier portion plugs close to the TV marking setup a breeze. Specifically the amplifier is powered by a USB connection - and per Mohu’s setup documentation, you can simply plug the amplifier into a unused USB port on your TV and it’ll be powered on automatically with your TV. It also includes a wall-wart in case your TV lacks a free USB port. As for results - like any flat antenna design, it’s geared towards the UHF band which is more popular in DTV transmissions than the VHF frequencies that some stations are assigned. Specifically in the Richmond VA area, there are a few channels that are notoriously hard to pick up. The Leaf does a decent job with the strongest of these, but on my first-floor installation I’m not able to pick up the lower powered PBS station without considerable blocking on a semi-frequent basis. I wouldn’t fault the Leaf for this, but it does show the weakness of this type of design. Most would prefer the Leaf over a large set of rabbit ears adjacent to their flat panel TV. I’d like to pair this with a Silicondust tuner at some point, which could then free up placement to be on my 2nd floor, which may make a difference for some of those weaker stations. The Mohu Leaf is a great amplified antenna. The design is very sleek and the amplified strength makes this useful in many locations. If you live in a metro area, it may be a bit of overkill, but if you live on the outskirts of a metro, it’ll ensure you maintain strong signal.

Not gooood Pain in butt to flatten out Returned fer tr one geeeeeeeeezzzzz

Ended up getting a real outdoor antenna. Product didn't receive several channels consistently.

This antenna was purchased to bring in the local Binghamton channels. It did not. I had to return it. I will say that given my location, I was doubtful that it would bring in the local channels but the sales associate really thought that it would. Perhaps this antenna would work in a more metropolitan area.

Poor quality. Poor performance. Don’t waste your money

Might work in the cities but not where I live. Research before you buy.

THIS WAS A WASTE OF MY MONEY. I GOT A 20.00 ANTENNA THAT WORKS BETTER.

Did not work for me. Maybe towers obstructed from trees

Terrible. Did not work well in my situation. Best if your TV is located in the NW facing corner/side of your home since that is where the nearest towers are in the Stockton area. My TV's were located in the SE corner of my house. Pretty useless for me.

I bought this to get CBS local that was in the 5o mile range and it did not.

Arrived on time but when I opened the package the coax cable was missing. Lucky I had one. Followed the instructions but could never pickup the TV channel I wanted that was only 38 miles away. It would only pick up a few local channels and one major network but not what I was after. Gave up and returned it.