Customer Ratings & Reviews

I'm on the outskirts of Dallas metroplex where there's plenty on free airwave channels but the antenna, even this one, have the be facing the correct direction which is to the south of our house. Once connected and positioned correctly this thing started pulling in tons on channels.

Antenna works well when placed directly in a window. When placed high on an inside wall facing the windows the signal shows a lot of digital distortion on a few major channels. I’m anxious to find how well it will work when trees have leave. Both boxes did not include the AC adapter

I purchased this antenna to replace a smaller indoor antenna that didn’t do a good job of picking or VHF signals. The antenna is placed on a second story wall that faces the exterior of the house. It’s a good location for just about any antenna to pick up a decent number of UHF channels (even a piece of coax alone could do that.) But, VHF stations either could not be picked up at all, or would have weak signal issues. The Mohu Leaf Supreme Pro has taken care of the issues. I immediately picked up more channels, including the VHF stations I couldn’t get before. Further, the weak signal issue is resolved. My Fire TV Recast no longer “complains” of weak signal for any stations. Although I’ve only had the Mohu for a day, it has resolved my VHF reception issues. It was worth the higher cost over the cheaper flat antennas. As far as installation, it was very easy. The amplifier was simple to install, and I was up and running in only a few minutes. The design is nice, as well, so despite its larger size ( which allows it to pick up VHF better,) it looks perfectly fine on my wall. The signal strength indicator is a nice touch, as well, for helping determine a good placement.

Tried a few antennas when we cut the cord and had problems. The salesman at Best Buy told us about this one and felt it was best for us. He was RIGHT. It brings in the channels so clear and picks up so many more than others did. So easy to install and takes up so little space as it is nice and thin. Looks good too. Have had for a month and very satisfied

I purchased 2 from other manufacturers that claimed to be the same design, with amplifier.. Both were half the price of this one.. Neither worked.. I had 0 channels with them.. I bought this one based on reviews.. Although expensive.. I can now receive 4 channels in my very rural area.. Old saying .. You get what you pay for..

It's a decent antenna, there are some TV channels that I still can't pick up, I have it up high in my front window, it shows strong signals, but I still can't watch channel 19. No matter how many times I have reprogrammed my TV, which is a 65 in. Sony Bravia, I get a whole lot of other channels but that one, even when I move it around to other locations.!!

This antenna is decent to get stations. Some pixelation still occurs occasionally but we think it is because we live in a more rural area. Or that the weather might affect the reception. It would be great if there were more than 2 push pins to hang it on a wall—we placed ours so it sits between the window and window shade. Some self stick Velcro might be helpful for this.

Did not take long to install it. The pad picks up channels good! I would recommend it to anyone that is looking for an alternative to cable or satellite! The picture quality is excellent! It also has optional ways to mount it on the wall!

We had a previous Mohu. (It is perhaps 3 years old.) I saw that BB recently had a moderate sale on this 'Pro' model. Since it was the Pro model (items are always better when they're the 'Pro' version) I thought it would be noticeably better. It was just slightly better but still not adequate. The broadcast antenna's are in Shoreview MN. We're in Burnsville, MN. That's about 25 miles +/-. The description provided with this antenna lead me to believe that it was good for that sort of distance plus a little more. It does not appear to work as well as one would expect. I could recommend it to someone who lived closer. However, I'd suggest they look further if they're 25+ miles from the antenna,

Super easy to install. Everything’s in the box. Easily concealed behind tv or on a white wall. The downside is that it works best when stuck to a window. Which for us, is NOT an option, as we don’t want to see it, nor do we want it to block natural light into our living room. Plus, the back of it is black so outside, there’s a big black rectangle stuck to your window.

It works well but looks like a piece of plastic on the wall. Would have never bought it and it was most expensive. Other one I bought looked like a door chime box and blended in perfectly.

Easy to install and it works great. We are located pretty close to the broadcast antennas but behind a cliff. Have tried other antennas in the past that were more directional and didn't work as well. The omni directional nature of this seems to grab more of a signal.

We moved and my previous mohu Leaf did not get good reception. This antenna was easy to install with only a few adjustments in position to get the best reception. It has worked well except during the recent heavy rains when I get some pixelation. Otherwise the picture is clear and the sound is great.

This Mohu antenna has more active area than the typical Leaf antenna and this improves reception. The packaging requires rolling the antenna over itself which then results in a curled unit which does not flatten out readily. Such distortion albeit temporary can affect performance.

According to antennaweb-org my main TV transmitters are 25 miles away. I had recently acquired a TCL TV, also from Best Buy, and needed a decent OTA antenna for it. After a scan I had 72 channels! Amazing. Couldn't be happier.

The antenna is worth it. Easy setup and it has an indicator for signal strength. Wished all antenna was easy to setup like this. If you don't use cable or satellite for TV and just want local channels this Antenna will do the job. Picture came in clear on all channels.

I was expecting to only receive a couple of channels and got more than a dozen. I live in a wooded area so when it storms the reception can be spotty. Otherwise great antenna.

I honestly bought this for 1 reason and one reason only=> to be able to get MeTV from an HD terrestrial station broadcasting about 40 miles away. Not only do I now get that, but also a number of PBS stations and some other surprises, not bad ones, that I did not know were still out there. Personally, I don't watch any other stations, but they are there if others might choose to watch. Anything is better than paying outrageous cable bills for 200 stations of nothing good or satellite which is 200 stations of "recalibrating" and "Signal lost" if the wind blows, followed by nothing good when it DOES work.

Spending $90 for an indoor antenna is a waste of money. An indoor antenna only pulls in about 10 to 15 channels, with one major network channel, not 100 percent clear reception on every channel. I returned the indoor antenna that I had purchased for the Clearstream 4Max outdoor antenna that I had cost me $40 more then the indoor antenna at a discount. An outdoor antenna pulls in at least 50 channels or more, gives much better reception. The outdoor antenna must be mounted high above the gutter along the side of the building or have the antenna mounted on top of a roof to get the best reception and pull in the most channels. THE NAME OF THE GAME! THE HIGHER THE ANTENNA THE BETTER!

Installation was easy. Picks up quite a few channels.