Mohu Leaf HDTV Antenna Reviews

I purchased a Leaf Value pack that had two antennas from Sam's Club. I paid about $70. I was so excited. I plugged them in and had to call because I had trouble with getting a signal. I was told to continue to move the antennas around and try to place them as high as I could. I continued to move around for about a week before we found good signal places.

When we finally did, the channels showed great and there was no digitizing for about a month. Then, all hell broke loose. I called and was finally told to take a picture of the box, the amplifier, and antenna and send it to them and they would send me a new amplifier, and then it became a new unit. It seemed like they were making me jump through hoops.

I have never received anything but rudeness when I call back. John leaves polite messages when he calls back to acknowledge, but when I return the call, I never get John and what I get is a nasty unprofessional person that never helps. This has gone on for years now. I share my experience whenever I am asked about these antennas anywhere I am and will continue to do so.

I would not recommend these antennas based on the service I have received, I feel I wasted $70.

I ordered the Leaf 50 from Greenwave Scientific, who assured me it would work. I told them I live in a valley and was concerned that I would not receive signals from town. They assured me I would. I didn't! I was only able to get voice (no picture), and I could only get a voice on three stations. I tried FOUR times to get help. I didn't get ANY. A royal waste of time and money!

We have purchased 3 Mohu products. 2 Leaf 50-mile antennas and 1 of the Air60 units. We now receive 44 channels, crystal clear, on the Leaf units and 53 on the Air60. Air60 in our attic and Leaf in the garage and a 3rd floor room without cable box so can't use the Air60 there.

Remarkable, no better way to describe it. Better, clearer picture than what Time Warner provided. Promise, you will not regret this purchase. Only need the Air60 to feed your outdoor cable box and it will serve the entire house, where you have cable connections.

Ok I live in downtown Brooklyn right near the east river. Bought this thing. I live in an apartment building. From day one I have to reposition this antenna every single day and then rescan to get signals for local channels. For example channel 2 (CBS), I'll get a signal maybe for a few hours, maybe for 30 minutes then "no signal ". I have to circle around my room constantly sometimes to get nothing. I have had this thing for about 5 months and I have not had one day of uninterrupted signals without having to reposition. I bought this thing because of reviews. I am sorry but the Mohu Leaf is crap.

I have tried numerous digital antennas. They have been cumbersome, unsightly and frustratingly unpredictable, sometimes requiring constant tweaking of position or worse. I purchased the amplified version of the Mohu Leaf antenna through Groupon several years ago. I don't even know how many stations I get, far more than ever before. I get stations I didn't know existed. Reception is clearer than I have ever gotten before. I have only had to adjust the position of the antenna (slightly) a couple of times during this whole time.

Bought this mohu leaf today at Walmart. It is the 60 mile range with an amplified signal. I live north of Knoxville, TN in all mountainous country. This Mohu leaf works well, I am picking up all 17 stations that are in a 30 mile range. Images are crystal clear. I have the Leaf set up in front of the window facing south over the mountain towards Knoxville. It does exactly as advertised, and very easy to set up. If you are expecting miracles, better pray instead of buying this antenna, but if you have reasonable expectations, it will work!

The Mohu Leaf Antenna Does not work as advertised.

Could only receive 6 stations in a 60 mile radius.

We got the Mohu that is for a 60 mile radius from Walmart. If positioned correctly on a wall, we can stretch the limit. We get NBC, CBS, ABC, PBS; usually a total of 14 + DTV stations. We have a lot of trees but in spite of this, get decent reception. Depending on the weather the reception might be spotty but for the most part we are pleased with the $70 savings a month on cable. We also tried the Winegard​ Flat Antenna but the Mohu worked better for us.

I bought two of these, one to replace a little Philips indoor/outdoor antenna and the other to replace a set of rabbit ears. After trying numerous locations and positions on both TV sets, I put them back in the box and they are now sitting in my closet. The Philips antenna and the rabbit ears are far superior. Don't get pulled in by all of the hype. The Mohu Leaf isn't worth the price of the box it was sent in. Both of mine are for sale cheap, along with the ocean front property in Arizona that I own.

I just moved up to Wausau, WI and right off the bat had issues with the local cable company due to their failure to deliver decent service concerning my internet. So when I came around to finally acquiring a TV, I decided to go without Cable. I bought a Leaf and it has performed quite nicely.

At the moment I am getting 16 1080p channels, all coming in crystal clear. I have it mounted about 5 ft up on an exterior wall with a picture hanging over it, and I bought the version with a signal boost to help with my middle-of-nowhere location.

I would highly recommend it to anybody who is looking for a digital antenna for a HDTV, without a doubt.