Mohu MH-110160 Leaf Supreme Pro Amplified Paper-Thin Indoor HDTV Antenna, with 12-Ft. Cable & Signal Indicator
Mohu MH-110160 Leaf Supreme Pro Amplified Paper-Thin Indoor HDTV Antenna, with 12-Ft. Cable & Signal Indicator
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Mohu MH-110160 Leaf Supreme Pro Amplified Paper-Thin Indoor HDTV Antenna, with 12-Ft. Cable & Signal Indicator

Key item features

  • Powerful Reception: This indoor HDTV antenna features strong signal reception with FirstStage amplification technology located at its base, providing a 65-mile range.
  • Integrated Indicator: An integrated signal indicator with LED lights helps adjust antenna placement in real-time to find the optimal location for enhanced reception.
  • Versatile Design: The antenna has a multi-directional design, receiving TV signals from both sides, and is reversible with black or white options, or can be painted for customization.
  • Easy Installation: Modern-looking and installing in minutes, it connects directly to a TV's USB port via the included USB power injector for free over-the-air broadcasts.
  • Comprehensive Inclusions: It comes with a 12 ft. detachable high-performance coaxial cable, a USB power injector with a 6 ft. USB cable, hook and loop tabs, and push pins.
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Pros

  • : Setup requires minimal effort.
  • : Works well within 40 miles of reception.
  • : Displays a detailed and clear visual representation.

Neutral

  • : Can be secure, but may have length issues.
  • : Can be strong in certain areas, but inconsistent and limited in others.
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Jan 10, 2026
AB
5 out of 5 stars review

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Absolute Result FTA Channels Antenna

The Mohu Leaf Supreme PRO Amplified Indoor Antenna is absolutely supreme, good. When I first installed it, I became discouraged because most of the channels, such as FOX News Channel 5, FOX Weather, and many more, weren't working. I did this first installation closer to the TV. I uninstalled it and reinstalled it away from the TV. All of the channels that couldn't play are now playing vividly. Including subchannels, I now have more than 75 channels. For me, news channels matter. To my satisfaction, NBC, FOX, ABC, and CBS are all playing without glitches. So, the Mohu Leaf Supreme PRO Amplified Indoor HDTV Antenna is a game-changer.

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Jan 11, 2026
Chad from Ohio
5 out of 5 stars review

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It's been over 10 years now

For over 10 years I have used mohu antennas. They're easy to install and I'm able to pick up around 43 channels which is good enough for me. The signal strength is good for the city area and I have no complaints. My new Mohu Pro is working out just fine. I highly recommend Mohu antennas.

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Feb 6, 2026
Sharon
5 out of 5 stars review

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Nice! Free TV like the old days!

Our friends recommended, they put theirs in the house behind their TV. Easy setup (we matched ours with a Tablo, no WIFI so connected to Firestick), we really wanted Fox, but the recommended direction wasn't quite right for FOX, so I googled FOX antenna location, mapped my house to antenna to get the direction, then used a compass. Once I turned the antenna 45 degrees it found FOX, but wasn't great in the house (we are down low in valley) so I put it on a board and up on the chimney. Works great now, only issue was when it snowed heavy. We love it, might get rid of the cable.

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