Local TV at it's best, 50 mile range is true.
920969
This is the best HDTV Antenna for the money. It just simply works beyond expectations.
139227
The ViewTV Flat HD amplified antenna (50 mile) enables me to receive 37 channels in the Charlotte area.  It outperforms another 50 mile amplified antenna that I had purchased back in August.  In fact, the 'over-the-air' HD stations are clearer than AT&T U-verse (I refuse to pay extra for their HD service).
3017613
Works great where other antennas wouldn't. I live in Tuscaloosa, and the nearest antenna farm is 49 miles away in Birmingham. First I tried those 'paper thin' 50 mile amplified indoor antennas, and couldn't pick up anything, don't waste your money on those. Then I decided to try this one. I have it installed in the attic of a 2 story house, pointed towards the Birmingham antennas, and I can reliably pick up nearly every major network from Birmingham, and a bunch of small channels from around here. Although not necessary for good reception, for extra reliability, I ran the cable through the amplifier I got for free with my cheap antenna. I also have it running through a 8 way splitter followed by a two way splitter (with about 50 feet of cable dispersed throughout). ABC, CBS, Fox, and a bunch of others all come in without any dropouts or pixelation. I have it pointed directly towards the antenna farm 49 miles away, but I'm also picking up several closer antennas within a range of about 60 degrees from the center. I could not be happier, especially since it is in the attic, not making an eyesore on my roof. Everyone's OTA situation will be different, but I hope the details about my setup can help give others an idea about what this antenna can do.
2497031
I live in a town that is in a river valley. So even with hills on both sides of me I am able to pick up stations from up to 40+ mile away.
1898686
This antenna reception works for me.  I live over 50 miles north of Chicago and wasn't sure this would work for me because its not really recommended at this distance. I hooked this up to my 2nd floor tv first, putting the antenna on the south wall (Chicago side in no particular spot).  You have to rescan channels using the antenna selection on the tv just like you would with cable.  I picked up 30 hd stations and 2 analog stations.  The only Chicago station I couldn't get is CBS Channel 2, but that has always been a problem with an antenna in our area.  I was happy with the stations I have access to (NBC, ABC, WFLD and Metv and Metoo tv).  I then went down to the first floor tv, hooked it up, again placing the antenna on the south facing wall and picked up 35 hd stations (5 more then the upstairs tv) and 2 analog.  The hd stations are crystal clear (better than cable).  A few stations would occassionally "freeze up" but there are several stations with the same programming, so I chose a different one and had no problem.  I watched tv all night long and was happy with the way the stations held. I am extremely happy with the reception with this product so I bought this same antenna the 2nd tv today.  I also used this with my laptop and an external tv tuner and I've had good luck with that use also.  I'm contemplating buying a 3rd just for my computer.  I'm highly recommending this for our area of the state.  I can now get rid of my cable bill!
229595
I live in the Phoenix area, specifically north Chandler.  I got this to use with a Panasonic Viera plasma tv.  I bought the 25-mile range antenna, even though it was a bit of overkill when compared to my location.

I live about 11 miles from South Mountain, where most of the broadcasting towers are located.  It's elevated relative to me, and there aren't any obstacles obstructing the signal.  I live in a 35-year-old slump block house.  The TV in basically in the center of the house.

I opened the box, which contained the antenna and a generous cable, along with a quick start guide, an owners' manual, and two Command Strips (which say "wall side" on one side of them).  I plugged the antenna into the back of the TV, walked around to the front, held the antenna over my head (about 7 feet up) facing South Mountain, and had the TV auto search for digital broadcasts signals.  After 3 minutes, it said it had found 62 channels.  A lot of them hablan espaol.  Some of the english channels are duplicates (HD and SD).  I get the channel that broadcasts Supernatural, and it's in HD.  I'm good.

I stuck the two Command Strips on the back and stuck the antenna to the wall behind the TV, so that the antenna continues to face South Mountain.  I'll hang a picture over it or something.

Easy peasy.
654310
the antenna was fairly easy to set up . we now get 55 local channels for free no more cable. and the picture is just as good as cable.we are very happy with the antenna
2219243
This antenna is great! I live in a small city with no television transmitters. The closest transmitters are 38 miles to the west, next closest are 48 miles to the east. I can pick up a total of 36 chanels from the 2. The major networks, PBS, ION. Nice to have a choice. With amplified rabbit ears I got NBC and sometimes CW. Well worth the cost. So much cheaper than cable.
2532008
The picture quality received from this antenna rivals that6 of cable or satellite. It is installed in my wife's Ajijic, Mexico home where reception is nest to impossible due to being surrounded by mountains. Yes, there are times when only a few Guadalajara stations are available, but the vast majority of the time, the dial is loaded with choices: upwards of twenty or more.he is justifiably excited about this product.
2575294
This is an amazing antenna! It really does get 50 channels with great reception. I followed the instructions and if the antenna gets bumped, I do a channel scan. I have it laying flat on the television stand.
970797
I had absolutely no trouble installing and setting up this converter.  I'm 20 miles from the TV station transmitters but with a inside TV top UHF (HDTV) antenna I'm getting all channels I expected (and a few others) with very good results.  My 15 year old TV will suffice for a few more years with even better picture quality than before.  Goodbye Analog TV broadcasts, I won't miss you a bit.
2806016
No problems so far. We live about 45 miles from the antennas and get great reception. Clearer than cable.
4431448
Works great, but I live within 1 mile of the TV antennas here in Bmore. Picks up all the locals. Will be cutting the Direct TV cord as soon as my 2 years is up in July.
508600
Crown Heights, Brooklyn,  NY. This thing is amazing. TV tuner scan picked up 65 channels. After knocking out the junk and the ones in languages we don't speak, we've probably still got 20 good channels.

18 foot cable was a little short for the final placement in a North facing, ground floor window, so I added a 12 foot extension with no noticeable degradation.

I will probably be buying another one for the bedroom.
3131793
I was pleasantly surprised to find that this antenna has worked better than I could imagine, in our location 16 miles north of Detroit, It brings in all the channels that I thought might be available, and - surprise - many that I had never heard of or seen advertised. Particularly surprising was finding that most of the major channels ( 2, 4, 7 56 and 62) carried a second station (sometimes two). There appeared to be three 'commercials only' stations. The reception was good on all channels, and the clarity and brilliance better than satellite dish reception. Of course, most of the channels available though basic cable or dish reception (and subscription)  are missing, so how important are they to you  Also, we are well within the quoted 50 mile range.so it should work well, but a previous antenna I had tried was useless for most local channels .
3397339
I live 30 miles from the broadcasting towers in the S.F. Bay Area.  Two of my local network HD channels (NBC, ABC) are VHF and I was not able to get them using the Mohu Leaf 50.  With the Glide, its not a problem now.  So this is a no-brainer purchase if you're having trouble with VHF reception, i.e. physical channels 1 - 13.
2768280
I recently retired and started looking for ways to save money. I zeroed in on the cable bill. I have hundreds of channels and watch about 27. I decided to try this antenna for over the air channels. Oh my was I surprised! The product information said it was good up to 35 miles from the sending tower. I checked the FCC web site and I am 22 miles. After the extremely easy hook up, my scan revealed 32 channels. Most are crystal clear, but about 3-4 don't come in very well. That would be a local problem, not a problem of the antenna. Luckily they are channels I don't watch anyway. The channels that transmit in HD are excellent. I'm going to now buy 2 more of these, one for every TV. It's nice too that you are no longer limited to locating your TV near a cable outlet or have the cable cord strung out all over the place. Wherever you can plug your TV in, this antenna will work.
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