Customer Ratings & Reviews

I had $90 antennae that I purchased several years ago. At my new home it was only catching about 80% of the channels and had to be moved to catch others (but lose some of the first set). This antennae gets everything, even though we are quite a bit south of the city. It is a little expensive but costs less than cable or subscription TV.

I bought this based on excellent reviews and it has not disappointed. 2 major networks have been taken off of my DirecTv service and I have used this to pull them in over the air. Picture is top notch and it pulls in many more stations then I could have imagined.

Pulls in a decent amount of channels in a rural area, possibly 20+, but only a handful of those channels actually come in and many that do don’t have a good picture. Reception also varies with weather and also when there’s no weather concerns. There’s a few really good channels though (you know, like 50 years ago?) and it beats paying for cable. If I had to do it over again I’d buy an outdoor antenna even if the salesman didn’t “know a lot” about those types. I’ll go with antennas direct for next one and it’ll be an outdoor type.

I have a hard time getting the channel 12 channels but if I move the antenna around I can pick up 12 but then I lose other channels. I have had this problems with my other antennas. Over the reception is great plus it is FREE. I see now that there is some with up to 120 mile ranger and they rotate for the best reception.

I gave this a 3 star because it did not work for me at all. I live in the mountains in a valley and it was not the right product for me. My kids have one and they live in the flat country and it works perfect for them. Perfect. That is why I wanted one. So I split my score because at one home it is perfect and the other home does not work at all. If you live in the flat country I would not even think twice about buying one. I was impressed there. If you live in the mountains in a valley you want to search for another product.

On March 25 lots of stations changed their signals and I lost channel 7 and my PBS stations. Once I installed the Mohu Supreme on the TV, I was able to get channel 7 and PBS back and gained channel 2 as well! This product is very easy to install!

This HDTV Antenna is a great way to watch free tv. You do have to find the right location to move it to; one side of our wall had better reception than the other. All in all, clear picture, great antenna and not very bulky!

Purchased a new TV and moved my old TV to my bedroom. Purchased a new HD antennae for the new TV. It's a nice upgrade from my first HD antennae. Clear and sharp picture with more channels than the previous antennae.

This is the best indoor antenna by Mohu I've purchased to date (and I have three) Better reception than the others. The only reason I gave it a 4 instead of 5, is the LED signal indicator is always on with no way to shut off or dim. Quite bright when trying to sleep.

Works well enough. I didn’t know if I’d like this style of antenna compared to regular ones. It’s very easy to set up. Sometimes the signal is still spotty no matter how I place it. But I’m not sure if it’s the antenna or the placement in the living room.

A contractor cut my fiber/cable line, so I needed an antenna so I could at least get local channels. The antenna was pretty finicky when it came to a location to get all of the main channels. Move it one inch one way or another, and one channel would be fine, and another would go out. Overall, the picture quality was really good when you could get it locked in, but was a bit of a pain if you wanted all of the major networks and didn't want to adjust the antenna location.

Very good antennae. It’s tweaky with rf interference so use some caution routing the cable if possible. I have a power wedge that I moved to help the reception. Upon scanning, my tv registered about ‘95’ channels of which about 85 have clear reception. Of those about 10 are repeats of a network on multiple channels. It is a step up from the inexpensive Clearstream antennae (around $35) which itself is a very good antennae for the money. The Clearstream’s stickum was wearing out and it’s performance dropped after 3 years. The Mohu draws about 20 more channels than the least expensive Clearstream with less dropout. The Mohu can be attached with either tacks or stickers. The stickers didn’t hold well on a wall. I imagine they are best used on glass only.

The light indicator to show the strength of signals is very helpful. However, the glue and velcro used to attach to the wall need improvement. It works mostly fine but it fell off one time. There must be some better way to attach this to the wall.

Great reception on local channels now. My only downside was having it stuck to wall. I'm use to it now as we have white walls and kinda blends. You need it by outside window or door if you don't live in an very open area.

My only problem with this is that it doesn't lay flat. I've had it for over three weeks, and it still wants to curl up dispite putting double sided tape, which just peels off the wall. Other than that, works great.

Excellent. We can watch all the basic channels. Installed by the window as high as we can and it works great! We were able to unplug cable!

Even though this antenna is pricey, it does work well. My only gripe is it's curled up in the packaging & it's reluctant to flatten out. Plus, the little tacks to hang the antenna to a window frame are a bit flimsy.

Amazed with how many channels I got when I easily hooked this up and did auto program on tv antenna. Over 90 channels came in. Good buy Cable Robbers!

I have a couple other antennas and was having issues with one group of channels lately. I decided To try this one, and it works a lot better. Also seems to be lighter and less bulky.

excellent in-door antenna, absolutely love the easy of set up and it's slim design. it also impressed me with the amount of channels I can pick up