MohuCurve - Indoor TV Antenna, 60-Mile Range, Jolt Switch Amplifier, UHF VHF, Multi-Directional, 4K UHD, NEXTGEN TV - w/Base Stand, 10 ft. Cable

Signal capture was markedly improved over two older indoor antennae. I reside within 25 miles of a major city and now have the capability to capture the digital signals of all four major networks. Picture quality on my Ultra High-Definition LG television is impressive and equal to some Blu-Ray discs. Totally happy with this reasonably-priced item.

It is actually worse than my flat antenna. I'm not sure if it's because I live 4 blocks from a train. I still have to move it around. Either way it was a waste of money when I could gotten a flat one. I live near a big city so there is really no reason for it to be so bad.

It gets twice as many stations as previous antennas. But with TV transmitters in every direction and distance, it's not perfect reception for all, though I got the ones I wanted and 40+ more by placing it high in the room and near the window. So I recommend it and threw several other antennas in the trash.

DO NOT BUY this product unless you have a completely unobstructed direct line to a broadcast tower!They will not tell you this anywhere in the product information! I spent several hours scanning and rescanning for channels. When I called for customer support I was told that this would not work in my area because there are hills in between my house and the towers. This was a complete waste of several hours of time and money and I cannot get a refund because I am past the 30 days.

I like the reception and picture quality. Both though depend on where you place the antenna. I got 15 channels on one TV and nearly 60 on another in a different location so experiment with placing the antenna.I am neutral about install. In general it's easy to setup and install but I had difficulties and complaints about a couple items. First, the connector is the tiniest I've ever seen. On two different TVs is took several minutes to get the connector aligned properly and screwed on. The when it was put on finger tight I had to get pliers to loosen it because it's too small to get grip on with (my) fingers. Second, each time the antenna is moved or removed and replaced on TV you must go through setup and search for channels which took 5- 10 minutes for me. I also have a TV that disguises the channel search feature so that it took another 10 minutes of searching through each menu and trying different choices before I found the one that let me search for channels. That of course is not the fault of the antenna but adds irritation to the overall setup.What I don't like especially is that even though there are tremendous choices of channels it did not produce anything except the usual network syndicated programs. For example there is not a movie channel which I would like to see. There is no channel guide nor information about the program that is being aired.Overall, the antenna is probably useless to me as I have cable TV and this antenna provides little enhancement and certainly would not work as a replacement for cable for me as I had hoped. Consequently, I would not recommend it for this purpose.However, I would highly recommend this for anyone who has no cable or other TV subscription service. For the cost of one month subscription service you can use this antenna forever until subscription providers find a way to prevent the signals from transmitting.My sister-in-law for example cannot afford the cost of cable TV. She purchased an antenna from some place like Walmart which improved her reception and channel count. Then she received this antenna as a gift. It is not set up at an optimum location but she now gets many times more channels and with excellent clarity and sound. For someone like her this antenna is tremendous value and highly recommended.

I think the issue is the topography here in east-central Wisconsin, very hilly. Initial setup was a breeze, and first channel scan returned 35 channels, most of good strength. But when I moved it to try to pick up signals about 40 miles away, none came through and the original 35 were too weak to use.

This new version of the Mohu Curve antenna is as great as the original! I use the original Mohu Curve antenna for a TV and a second for a DVR in one room and I wanted to add a Mohu Curve for a TV that I added to my office. I was pleased to find this Mohu Curve with signal amplifier. My original Mohu Curve antennas included the signal amplifier as well as a wall outlet adapter. Sadly, this version does not include a wall outlet adapter. Take note of this if your TV does not have a USB port or if you plan to attach another device to your TV using your TV’s USB port as you will need to purchase a wall outlet adapter to use the signal amplifier. Since I did not plan to attach a device to the TV’s USB port, not having a wall outlet adapter is not a problem.After connecting the antenna and scanning for channels, the TV picked-up sixty (60) stations in the area, some of which are in a neighboring state. Although my TV and DVR in the other room can pick up a few additional channels, the location of those antennas on a high shelf near a window on the opposite side of the house facilitates this difference in reception. For now, these sixty channels are more sufficient and, if I decide change the position of the new antenna to mimic the position of the antennas in the other room, I should be able to pick-up the remaining stations as well.The Mohu Curve antenna is my preferred choice, and I have not found any antenna which provides as great reception as the Mohu Curve! This is a top-notch antenna that I highly recommend!!! There is no antenna as great as the Mohu Curve antenna!!!!!!

Pulls in more station consistently than amplified rabbit ear. Gets the job done.