Mohu MH-110822 ReLeaf Indoor TV Antenna, Made with Recycled Materials, 4K-Ready HDTV, 30 Mile Range

This small footprint antenna worked better than the previous powered antenna and brought several more channels. I purchased a 2nd one after we we lost everything in a fire. The antenna works beautifully in our new house too. It took some trial and error to find a "sweet spot" to mount it on an interior wall in order to get most of the channels to have stable signals. I do recommend using the Mohu MH-110822 ReLeaf Indoor TV Antenna.Even though I stream most of what I watch via a wired connection, I still keep the antenna connected for those "what if" scenarios.

Previously I had the Mohu Metro, i don't care how highly others rated it, it was just like with the old bunny ears of UHF/VHF days... moving from one location or another, and depending on conditions, one day getting PBS, the next you can rescan and can't get PBS for weeks., that is probably more PBS weak signal, but they work in conjunction. You got better reception when you the "human" would hold it. so I ditched it.Based on Consumer Reports, best buy, cnet, etc this was a highly rated antenna. You cannot get a straight/definite review totally of any digital antenna from any site... it is always... this is our experience, we rate this #1 based on tests from Manhattan and New Jersey, but Omaha, Seattle, Denver, Phoenix, etc., no. and they can't fully tell you why or why not, so you have to assess it based on their limited findings based on what is considered a superior market, but take this as a caveat that we can't fully stand behind one or the other based on your own location or circumstances.I am in the middle of metro Denver and should be able to get all channels within at least 35 miles, and like the Mohu Metro, this model, the ReLeaf, has the same signal issue with internal conditions in your home. When air conditioning is running, or NOT running, (on a completely clear day) stations like GetTV, PBS, KWGN, Court have a pixelated degradation, and can completely lose signal. So yes, the antenna recognizes the channels, but does nothing for a consistent signal.that is really the issue..... why can't these antennas get a consistent signal and maintain it ... there is no rhyme or reason for the performance

Pulled in 35 out of 42 channels within 35 miles. Pretty impressive but stations over 20 miles are pixelated at times. HD channels look better than my cable provider and Internet streaming. The unit is light and it's easy to mount to a wall or in the attic. I initially mounted it in the attic by tacking it to a rafter but found hanging it over a rafter provided better reception. This method worked great in my situation but it will eventually damage the cable so I plan to add a coil spring to remove the tension. The video cable is decent quality. The Mohu antenna is cheap and effective for local stations. As with most units, it's very sensitive to placement to you'll need to experiment. Overall, it's not as good pulling in far stations as my powered unit, but superior compared to all the non-powered units I tested. On a side note, the quality control is sporadic. The first order was damaged due to improper shipping protection and the second unit was missing some mounting pins. Overall, 4.5/5 stars if you have a lot of local stations and 3/5 stars for stations over 20 miles, so the final score is 4/5 stars. I hope you found this helpful.

This antenna is the epitome of simplicity - no frills just work and work well. I had smattering of 3 different antennas in 3 rooms on different TV'S I replace two powered antennas with one each of these . Results about a dozen more channels -now I can cuss more about how I can order a bottle of pills for $19.99 with free shipping and they will double the order for free,,,just pay an additional fee lol and I can be 25 again with 8 pack abs and walk around with a woodie for 8 hours a day lol... really though for simplicity of connection hanging and reception hard to beat allows me to revel in the $100.00+ dollars a month I save by cutting the cord a year ago and only 50% as much exposure to the fear filled Anti Fa and BLM Marxist takeover and Corona 101- I am gonna dye because I am fat lol- functional and better than others I have purchased in performance - pleased

Selected this antenna based it being highest rated indoor antenna by thee leading consumer reporting magazine. I was happy to see that the cable was removable as I needed a slightly longer one. It’s made of recycled cardboard which while does not change its performance but it will be nice when I’m done with it I can just put it in the recycle bin.About the performance, it was better than expected but I don’t have anything to compare to. Using FoolTV I checked my reception possiblities and I’m right on the edge of being able to use an indoor antenna (all stations >30 miles). Luckily there was a window next to the TV facing the right direction but unfortunately there is a large bamboo stand right outside that window. Between the bamboo stand and the station distance I was not going to be surprised if I received zero stations. But surprisingly I received stations that were at the 40-60 mile range on the FoolTV report. I ended up with well over a dozen stations. When it rains and the bamboo gets wet I’m sure I’ll probably have reception problems but as we all know it doesn’t rain in Southern California.On a further note even though this antenna is stated as rated for 30 miles and there ones of a similar style rated for as high as 70 miles I doubt they work any better and likely work worse. So don’t be tempted by the exaggerated range claims. My experience shows this antenna is conservatively rated and when used with some quality RG11 cable it probably can’t be beat.

I guess it is good value for your money, as an alternative to cable. The number of channels are very limited and sometimes not a very good quality. For me it works, as I seldom watch TV (mostly news) .

First antenna that has worked due to mylocation. I now get 6 channels.

I originally bought this to replace my aging digital indoor TV antenna. However, this one picks up less channels than my old one. My old antenna costed only half the price of this one. As a result, I am keeping my old one and return this one.

It gives better reception than the electrically amplified ones. Attached it to an exterior wall and it gets 25 channels. I’m near High Park In Toronto and Buffalo channels are good in all weather. Painted it and it’s barely visible.

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