Mohu Leaf Supreme Pro Amplified Indoor TV Antenna, 65-Mile Range, Signal Indicator, UHF/VHF Multi-Directional, Paper-Thin, 12 ft. Detachable Coaxial Cable, Reversible, 4K-Ready HDTV, MH-110160

The COAX was missing.The effectiveness of the antenna is amazing. Loaded all the local channels plus many fringe channels. Provides Good signal strength.BTW, it's an easy set up. You'll need another COAX if youmount the antenna anywhere but next to your TV.

Bought the product from advertisement. there was a lot of helpful reviews. I really cannot say anything wrong with the product. It was just not good for where i live. Test out where you live and get some feedback before you buy.

I have an older Mohu leaf. I get around 60+ channels. I thought this new one would allow me to get more channels, however I barely got any with this new one. I first placed it at the exact same location as the old one, and it would scan in about 30 something channels, but when you try to play them, you just get some sound and no picture. I then tried many different locations before giving up, and plugging the old mohu leaf back.

Don’t buy it because you will be disappointed. The aerial fittings are not for the UK and we usually don’t have usb connections on our TV devices. I got round it but the channel pick up is rubbish even in a built up suburban area. I tried it again on a portable tv in my bedroom but got to say my cheap supermarket aerial is picking up better. These thin aerials are not good . Get a hard standing indoor aerial or better still an outside one.

I have been searching for different antennas, reading all the online reviews (and most can't recommend the same antenna). I know I needed an amplified antenna at my location. I was already using a Winegard Flatenna Amped, which is one of the top-rated antennas, but I was still having reception issues, especially with high VHF stations (we have two in Seattle, 9 and 11).I bought this antenna, along with a channel master 5G/LTE filter and tested each component separately and together (in two locations in my house). Using the Supreme Pro, on my very poor reception Tivo tuner, it made a dramatic difference. I went from 30 detected channels to 57. When I added the 5G/LTE filter, this jumped to 80. Most importantly, all the key stations finally came in, with the High VHF stations that were completely missing now coming in crystal clear.I then moved to testing with different configurations (my LG OLED directly at the same location, my Samsung S90C in a new location using the direct antenna in, the same Tivo, and a HDHomerun Flex 4K). What I found was that this antenna with the LTE filter was finally able to get every main station I was supposed to get in my area.Now, the difference was much less with a great tuner (the non-Tivo ones), where it mostly stabilized unstable stations, but without the Supreme Pro, I wouldn't have been able to cut the cord with OTA reception that got all channels, without breakup, in all weather.The primary negatives are the high cost ($20-30 more than the competition), a shorter length cord (I would have liked one 20ft long, not 13ft), and the fact it is shipped in a square box, making the antenna itself curl until I flattened it down with a bunch of books. Also, the signal meter on the antenna was completely useless. It showed 5 LEDs on no matter what position my antenna was in. I would NOT buy this antenna just for that capability.Finally, I would strongly recommend getting the Channel Master 5G/LTE filter, as that in combination with the Supreme Pro made the difference for me.