--- product_id: 6072 title: "Mohu Leaf 50 Original Paper-Thin Indoor TV Antenna, UHF VHF, 60-Mile Range, Multi-Directional, 4K 8K UHD NEXTGEN TV - w/12 ft. Cable, Jolt Switch" brand: "mohu" price: "1392 DH" currency: MAD in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Mohu" url: https://www.desertcart.ma/products/6072-mohu-leaf-50-original-paper-thin-indoor-tv-antenna-uhf store_origin: MA region: Morocco --- # 18 dB Jolt Switch amplifier 60-mile range reception Supports 4K & 8K UHD NEXTGEN TV Mohu Leaf 50 Original Paper-Thin Indoor TV Antenna, UHF VHF, 60-Mile Range, Multi-Directional, 4K 8K UHD NEXTGEN TV - w/12 ft. Cable, Jolt Switch **Brand:** mohu **Price:** 1392 DH **Availability:** βœ… In Stock ## Summary > πŸ“Ί Cut the cord, not the quality β€” watch free TV in 4K/8K like a pro! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Mohu Leaf 50 Original Paper-Thin Indoor TV Antenna, UHF VHF, 60-Mile Range, Multi-Directional, 4K 8K UHD NEXTGEN TV - w/12 ft. Cable, Jolt Switch by mohu - **How much does it cost?** 1392 DH with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ma](https://www.desertcart.ma/products/6072-mohu-leaf-50-original-paper-thin-indoor-tv-antenna-uhf) ## Best For - mohu enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted mohu brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - β€’ **Future-Proof 4K & 8K Ready:** Experience next-gen TV broadcasts in stunning ultra-high definition without cable fees. - β€’ **Multi-Directional Reception:** Captures UHF and VHF signals from all angles, ensuring you never miss your favorite shows. - β€’ **Ultra-Thin, Space-Savvy Design:** Sleek 0.04" profile fits seamlessly in any modern living space or minimalist setup. - β€’ **Powerful Signal Boost On Demand:** Jolt Switch lets you instantly amplify your TV signal by 18 dB for crystal-clear reception. - β€’ **Plug & Play with Customizable Style:** Easy USB-powered setup with reversible black/white designβ€”paint it to match your vibe. ## Overview The Mohu Leaf 50 is a paper-thin indoor HDTV antenna with a 60-mile range, featuring a patented 18 dB Jolt Switch amplifier for real-time signal boosting. Its multi-directional UHF/VHF elements support Full HD, 4K, and 8K NEXTGEN TV broadcasts. Designed for compact spaces, it includes a 12 ft coaxial cable and USB power adapter, offering an easy, subscription-free way to access crystal-clear free TV channels. ## Description Buy Mohu Leaf 50 Original Paper-Thin Indoor TV Antenna, UHF VHF, 60-Mile Range, Multi-Directional, 4K 8K UHD NEXTGEN TV - w/12 ft. Cable, Jolt Switch: TV Antennas - desertcart.com βœ“ FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible purchases Review: 12 Years of Successful Cordcutting with Mohu Leaf 50 - UPDATED 1/27/2026 - I've been using an amplified Mohu Leaf flat antenna for 12 years. I just bought another one this last week as the previous one (same brand and model) stopped working after all those years. I definitely got my money's worth! I had previously written a long review about this product, but that information should be enough for you to give this OTA antenna a try. I get 30 channels of free TV with the Mohu Leaf 50. I have it connected to a smart TV so that I'm able to access free live TV via the antenna and streaming services via my paid internet connection. (Apps like PlutoTV, Crackle, and YouTube.) This antenna is simple to setup - unbox it, connect to ANT IN on the back of your TV, connect the USB to a port on your TV to power it up whenever your TV comes on, or use the AC-USB adapter that comes with it. The amplified signal will be captured when the cable from the ANT IN is connected to the flat antenna and the antenna is hung up high (on a window or wall) and you scan for channels with your TV's autoscan feature, found in your Menu or settings. You may need to try out several placement options, but higher is best. I find that about 1-3" from where the ceiling meets the wall is the sweet spot. I also find that doing a channel scan when the weather is nice will yeild the best results. You may find channels pixelate or get glitchy in stormy weather, but a rescan usually takes care of the issue. If you live within 30-50 miles of your local TV station towers, this thin, flat, indoor antenna will work with your HDTV (which has a digital tuner inside of it) to collect all the channels available to you that are being broadcast for free over-the-air. It is multidirectional, so it will get channels coming from different angles, but tall buildings, trees, valleys, and mountains can affect the signal. Ideally, we'd all live in a flat place, without any obstructions to get all the channels perfectly, but few of us do. Be aware that weather, geography, and combinations of equipment will vary, but this antenna can work very well if you set it up properly, are patient with your placement to dial in available channels, and keep your expectations reasonable. Remember, you're getting FREE TV in high definition and only paying the reasonable price for the Mohu Leaf 50 antenna. It's a great deal for a durable (12 years worth for me...) and useful indoor antenna that just works. Just buy it. You won't regret the purchase. ---------------------------- NOTE: The photos are of the recent purchase (2026) and setup in a spare bedroom, and the video is of the original leaf in our living room in 2014. NOTE: You can turn the Leaf to white, but the cable is black that comes with this current Leaf. Review: Great antenna... till it starts to bend - This is both a great and poor designed antenna. When we got it I was amazed by the reviews and how many channels we got. You go to gomohu and that's exactly what channels you will see with this antenna when you plug in the zip code and mount in a window. Like most indoor antennas it takes a while to dial it in. You move it 3" and you get 5/5 bars on this channel but get 1/5 on the other. After about 26 attempts I found the spot and all was good. I highly recommend placing a masking tape outline on the corners of the antenna so you won't have to go back to square one on the sweet spot. I also recommend getting a roll of packing tape so you can move the antenna around while testing. This antenna worked great in the summer but in the winter the signal reception dropped a bit. I ended up flipping the antenna around so the cable was point straight up and moved the antenna down an inch or 2. That seemed to fix the winter reception ... for a while. This antenna is so thin and the cable is so heavy it can easily cause your antenna to start to bend and crinkle. Once it bends you are in trouble since the signal gets so bad you get artifacts and the "Th....stre... a... ........... weather wa....." audio to the tv. Makes things unwatchable. Hindsight is 20/20 and I should have used packing tape to tape the cable to the window so the weight wasn't on the antenna but it's also poor design that it wrinkles like this. Plus the signal quality drops in the winter and that's with an amplifier connected (even worse w/o amp, trust me I tried and moved it around to make sure) and I'm only 18 miles from the transmitters max with only mild hills between me and the antenna. (64014 if you want to get a rough idea of my layout) Starting last week I gave up on the mohu after messing with the reception again. I ended up trying 3 other antennas. The ClearStream Micron from Bestbuy (poor uhf signals), Walmart's Trek Trinity (has 3 antennas so you can move each one as needed), and the HD Frequency Cable Cutter. The cable cutter is pretty bare bones but it works. It took like 26 tries like the Mohu to dial it in but I'm not having any issues with recording or playing at night like I had with the Mohu. When the Mohu was in its prime I still had issues with a odd ball half second artifact every 5 minutes or so on CBS and CW broadcasting but I don't have any issues with the Cable Cutter. I am using the Mohu Leaf amplifier with the cable cutter and it is a perfect combination. It is pricey with the new antenna but it works perfect for me. I would still consider a Mohu if anything happens to my current antenna but I'll have to see a change in the current model. Something bigger or something with a better amplifier. If you live in a flat area and are proactive to make sure the antenna doesn't bend it can be a great antenna. Just try before you buy. Since I caused the damage I can't really go back to Mohu since I didn't tape up the cable but I would rather it had a frame to the antenna that can't bend at the cost of a little more weight. ## Features - Mohu Leaf 50 amplified - Original paper-thin indoor HDTV antenna boosted with Jolt Switch 18 dB in-line USB amplifier, 60-mile range for even better reception of free TV channels broadcast with the clearest picture quality possible, no subscription needed - Ultra-thin digital amplified antenna is 10"H x 11.5"W x .04"D, ideal for compact living spaces or single-TV homes; Easy install with patented USB-powered amplification lets you control signal boost in real time at the flip of a switch - Multi-directional UHF and Hi-VHF elements receive TV signals from both sides and reversible black or white flat antenna design can be painted for a custom look; OTA DTV broadcasts in Full HD 1080p, 4K 8K UHD, NEXTGEN TV depending on coverage area - Each market has TV towers located in different areas; Distance to the towers and obstructions like trees and your home’s building materials will affect reception - Includes Mohu Leaf 50 amplified antenna, 12 ft. detachable high-performance coaxial cable, Jolt Switch 18 dB in-line amplifier with 6 ft. USB cable, USB power adapter, hook & loop tabs and push pins, instructions; One-year manufacturer warranty ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B00APPDX86 | | Antenna | Television | | AntennaDescription | Television | | Best Sellers Rank | #60 in TV Antennas | | Brand | Mohu | | Color | White, Black | | Customer Reviews | 3.8 out of 5 stars 5,034 Reviews | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00854449004101, 00855470004092 | | Impedance | 75 ohm | | Item Dimensions L x W x H | 51.18"L x 17.72"W x 51.18"H | | Item Type Name | HDTV Antenna | | Item Weight | 9 ounces | | Manufacturer | Antennas Direct Inc. | | Maximum Range | 316800 feet | | Mfr Part Number | MH-110584 | | Model Number | MH-110584 | | Number of Items | 1 | | Number of Packs | 1 | | Product Dimensions | 51.18"L x 17.72"W x 51.18"H | | UPC | 172304288245 855470004016 854449004101 855470004092 854449004026 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | | Warranty Description | 1 Year Manufacturer Warranty, Parts | ## Product Details - **Antenna:** Television - **Brand:** Mohu - **Color:** White, Black - **Impedance:** 75 Ohms - **Manufacturer:** Antennas Direct Inc. - **Maximum Range:** 316800 Feet - **Number of Packs:** 1 - **Product Dimensions:** 51.18"L x 17.72"W x 51.18"H - **UPC:** 172304288245 855470004016 854449004101 855470004092 854449004026 - **Unit Count:** 1.0 Count ## Images ![Mohu Leaf 50 Original Paper-Thin Indoor TV Antenna, UHF VHF, 60-Mile Range, Multi-Directional, 4K 8K UHD NEXTGEN TV - w/12 ft. 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Cable, Jolt Switch - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61Tn+tarN9L.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 12 Years of Successful Cordcutting with Mohu Leaf 50 - UPDATED 1/27/2026 *by D***Y on February 2, 2013* I've been using an amplified Mohu Leaf flat antenna for 12 years. I just bought another one this last week as the previous one (same brand and model) stopped working after all those years. I definitely got my money's worth! I had previously written a long review about this product, but that information should be enough for you to give this OTA antenna a try. I get 30 channels of free TV with the Mohu Leaf 50. I have it connected to a smart TV so that I'm able to access free live TV via the antenna and streaming services via my paid internet connection. (Apps like PlutoTV, Crackle, and YouTube.) This antenna is simple to setup - unbox it, connect to ANT IN on the back of your TV, connect the USB to a port on your TV to power it up whenever your TV comes on, or use the AC-USB adapter that comes with it. The amplified signal will be captured when the cable from the ANT IN is connected to the flat antenna and the antenna is hung up high (on a window or wall) and you scan for channels with your TV's autoscan feature, found in your Menu or settings. You may need to try out several placement options, but higher is best. I find that about 1-3" from where the ceiling meets the wall is the sweet spot. I also find that doing a channel scan when the weather is nice will yeild the best results. You may find channels pixelate or get glitchy in stormy weather, but a rescan usually takes care of the issue. If you live within 30-50 miles of your local TV station towers, this thin, flat, indoor antenna will work with your HDTV (which has a digital tuner inside of it) to collect all the channels available to you that are being broadcast for free over-the-air. It is multidirectional, so it will get channels coming from different angles, but tall buildings, trees, valleys, and mountains can affect the signal. Ideally, we'd all live in a flat place, without any obstructions to get all the channels perfectly, but few of us do. Be aware that weather, geography, and combinations of equipment will vary, but this antenna can work very well if you set it up properly, are patient with your placement to dial in available channels, and keep your expectations reasonable. Remember, you're getting FREE TV in high definition and only paying the reasonable price for the Mohu Leaf 50 antenna. It's a great deal for a durable (12 years worth for me...) and useful indoor antenna that just works. Just buy it. You won't regret the purchase. ---------------------------- NOTE: The photos are of the recent purchase (2026) and setup in a spare bedroom, and the video is of the original leaf in our living room in 2014. NOTE: You can turn the Leaf to white, but the cable is black that comes with this current Leaf. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great antenna... till it starts to bend *by O***U on February 23, 2016* This is both a great and poor designed antenna. When we got it I was amazed by the reviews and how many channels we got. You go to gomohu and that's exactly what channels you will see with this antenna when you plug in the zip code and mount in a window. Like most indoor antennas it takes a while to dial it in. You move it 3" and you get 5/5 bars on this channel but get 1/5 on the other. After about 26 attempts I found the spot and all was good. I highly recommend placing a masking tape outline on the corners of the antenna so you won't have to go back to square one on the sweet spot. I also recommend getting a roll of packing tape so you can move the antenna around while testing. This antenna worked great in the summer but in the winter the signal reception dropped a bit. I ended up flipping the antenna around so the cable was point straight up and moved the antenna down an inch or 2. That seemed to fix the winter reception ... for a while. This antenna is so thin and the cable is so heavy it can easily cause your antenna to start to bend and crinkle. Once it bends you are in trouble since the signal gets so bad you get artifacts and the "Th....stre... a... ........... weather wa....." audio to the tv. Makes things unwatchable. Hindsight is 20/20 and I should have used packing tape to tape the cable to the window so the weight wasn't on the antenna but it's also poor design that it wrinkles like this. Plus the signal quality drops in the winter and that's with an amplifier connected (even worse w/o amp, trust me I tried and moved it around to make sure) and I'm only 18 miles from the transmitters max with only mild hills between me and the antenna. (64014 if you want to get a rough idea of my layout) Starting last week I gave up on the mohu after messing with the reception again. I ended up trying 3 other antennas. The ClearStream Micron from Bestbuy (poor uhf signals), Walmart's Trek Trinity (has 3 antennas so you can move each one as needed), and the HD Frequency Cable Cutter. The cable cutter is pretty bare bones but it works. It took like 26 tries like the Mohu to dial it in but I'm not having any issues with recording or playing at night like I had with the Mohu. When the Mohu was in its prime I still had issues with a odd ball half second artifact every 5 minutes or so on CBS and CW broadcasting but I don't have any issues with the Cable Cutter. I am using the Mohu Leaf amplifier with the cable cutter and it is a perfect combination. It is pricey with the new antenna but it works perfect for me. I would still consider a Mohu if anything happens to my current antenna but I'll have to see a change in the current model. Something bigger or something with a better amplifier. If you live in a flat area and are proactive to make sure the antenna doesn't bend it can be a great antenna. Just try before you buy. Since I caused the damage I can't really go back to Mohu since I didn't tape up the cable but I would rather it had a frame to the antenna that can't bend at the cost of a little more weight. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A little pricey, but superior performance! *by R***G on July 13, 2024* I did a comparison of 3 different amplified indoor antennas, as I wanted to find one to use in a basement apartment (and I intended to gift the second place antenna to my brother-in-law). The three that I chose were as follows: Mohu Leaf 50 Amplified HDTV Antenna - $40 at the time of purchase 2024 Gesobyte Amplified HDTV Antenna - $30 at the time of purchase YUAKUOD Amplified HD Digital TV Antenna - $19 at the time of purchase (with coupon) For reference, I live in a town between Washington DC and Baltimore, MD. I used my 43" Samsung LCD TV that I got back in about 2010. I plugged in each antenna into the TV one by one, and hung them in approximately the same place on the wall just to the side of the TV, had the TV scan through the available channels, and I also did a brief visual scan through the channels too. Here's what I found: Mohu Leaf 50 - Far and away both the most expensive of the bunch, yet also the best performing of the bunch. The package contained the antenna, separate coaxial cable, amplifier with both a coaxial output and a USB cable for power, a USB power plug, and pins and adhesive pads for securing the antenna. In my channel scan, my TV found 40 channels through the Mohu. Picture quality was quite good, with only a couple channels appearing pixelated at first, but then finding a decent picture quality. Another feature that I liked about this one was that it was completely modular, particularly in the way that the coaxial capable was completely detachable. This way, if any other part fails, it's easy to pop in a replacement. Gesobyte Antenna - This one was definitely a middle performer. It wasn't obscenely expensive, and it still performed decently. This model is completely non-modular; all the components are connected to one another, such that if one piece of this malfunctions, you will have to replace the whole thing. It also came with some 3M adhesive pads for securing the antenna. The Gesobyte Antenna found 35 channels. It struggled a bit with the channels on the higher end, but was eventually able to get something of a picture. Maybe not the best picture quality, at least in comparison to the Mohu, but passable. YUAKUOD Antenna - This is equivalent to your bargain basement antenna both in terms of price and performance. It does offer some level of modularity in that you have the option of plugging the antenna straight into the TV without the amplifier if you wish; however when I tried this, I was only able to (barely) get 2 channels in my basement area. With the amplifier plugged in, I was able to find about 18 channels, significantly less than either the Gesobyte or Mohu. There was also significant struggle to get any sense of a picture, especially at the higher channel numbers. It's also worth noting that while each of the options here depended on a USB cable to power source, this was the only one of the three that did not include a USB power plug. Final verdict: I guess you really get what you pay for, at least with this set. The Mohu Leaf, a little more than double the price of the cheapest option, was far and away the performance leader. However, if you want to spend a little less money and don't require EVERY channel in the spectrum, the Gesobyte and does respectable performance. ## Frequently Bought Together - Mohu Leaf 50 Original Paper-Thin Indoor TV Antenna, UHF VHF, 60-Mile Range, Multi-Directional, 4K 8K UHD NEXTGEN TV - w/ 12 ft. 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