Even after finding a signal, the dropouts (when the antenna loses the signal temporarily, for a second or two, then catches it again) were horrible

Unfortunately, by the time the frankenstein's signal travelled to my back bedroom TV, it was missing a few channels and CBS was weak

Perhaps the coax improved the signal over the flat twin wire cable yet now the old TV can access over a dozen stations.

We live in the suburbs where the signal is super, so this antenna picked up 20 local channels with no problem

Product work well and connected with a clear signal on the majority of stations in my area

Recently had to move positions due to a poor signal, and all of a sudden nothing could be picked up

Worked great for the first year getting a strong signal and rarely having to move it

My house is in a signal 'dead zone'

I do have some distortion on some channels, but I haven't moved the antenna around much to try to capture the best signal for my location.

Even the one 40+ miles away that TVFool said I'd need a roof-mounted antenna for was coming in, but another station with a stronger signal and higher on the exact same transmitting tower wasn't coming in.

Either you get enough signal to decode error-free, or you get a pixelated mess or nothing.

I keep having to move it around trying to catch a decent signal and it is never very consistent.

It works but doesn't keep a steady signal.

It pulls in strong signal while looking good and unobtrusive.

The Leaf has picked up all the stations I had before, obtaining a nice steady signal

Recently, I moved the antennae to my living room TV and have now noticed that, as I get up from the couch or move around the room, the signal reception varies, sometimes pausing the picture, other times completely losing the signal.

I had tried a different antenna from mono price a few years ago and couldn't get a good signal for the CBS or NBC stations due to the towers being over 25 miles away.

You need to be sure you've got a good enough signal for those times when things aren't ideal.

The problems I had with it was having to move it when a signal faded, having to change in different directions to get different channels, and erratic signal during rain and windstorms.

If you live way out in the sticks, with weak signal strength, do not expect miracles.

It took a little moving around to get a perfect signal, but I love that it pretty much blends into the wall and it works perfectly now.

I'm confident now that I can get solid signals with a much larger antenna, and the roof may not even be necessary until I try my long-distance tricks.

I got mine attached to a wall, not to a window as suggested, yet still get 12 channels and excellent signal.

The signal keeps breaking up.

Only picked up one channel and there's nine in this area, then when the programing was done, the channel only played about 10 seconds and a message came on the screen... signal strength too weak to broadcast

Unfortunately, it loses the signal frequently unless you have pressed against a window

Best signal

However, later that day my viewing experience was somewhat degraded because the signal was interrupted/pixelated on several stations

Where the most I could ever get were one or two of the strongest signals, the Mohu Leaf picked up all the local broadcasters and their digital sidebands

Before, I had a rabbit-type antenna philips, and I had to be changing the position inside the room to get a good signal, but with this antenna in anywhere of my room the signal is good, I use it for standard dbv-t2, works great.

Put in the same location of the rabbit ear and it pulled in much stronger signals, some more than twice as strong (there's a signal meter on my digital converter)

I always had trouble getting ABC (which is VHF in my area) but I was able to get the station with a strong signal strength

Now when I set a recording, I don't get nearly as many lost signal messages.

but maybe I would get one good signal

and I got solid signal after I taping it securely.

In fact, they are not clear most of the time, signals are scrambled

and then so I'm tempted to buy the amplified version to see if that stabilizes the signal.

Note: if mount on the wall near your TV, you'll have to play around for optimal signal.

I'm in South FL and the signal I get using this antenna is not that strong

I am sure this product works fine within 30 miles of the source, so I can't fault it for failing to find good signals where other antennas have failed.

If the TV towers are positioned correctly, it's very easy to find the proper place to mount the leaf to get the best signal

Just as clear as my cable signal

The problem I have is it loses signal occasionally which is pretty annoying

For the most part, this antenna is working great, but I'm still experimenting with the placement; one station has been showing a weak signal and sometimes isn't available.

It STILL received excellent signals

I tried to use it where I have no access to our roof antenna, and the signal was just too weak.

Haven't got such a good signal from any other antenna, ever.

The digital signal doesn't work like the old analog days - you can't 'almost' get reception, you're not going to get a fuzzy picture

Enough of a better signal so that my DVR could bring in my local channels without frequent signal losses from the DVRs standpoint.

Now why 3 stars?Because signal deteriorates very quickly and some channels can fully disappear for half of the day

I now have reliable signal strength for all my stations

It did pull in clear signals from a slightly greater number of stations.

The signal has been great.

You pay more to get that feature, but if you have very weak signals, you might need it.

Picked up 28 channels clear with a strong signal.

I have never experienced any pixelating or reception problems with any of these antennas nor have I had to move them around to grab a better signal.

I purchased this after a similar indoor antennae product didn't pick up strong signal.

and I'm still able to get a fairly consistent HD signal

I live within spitting distance of TV towers and couldn't get a decent digital signal on my TV.

After testing a couple locations for the antenna, I did a final scan and recieved all the Cincinnati channels that I never received before as well as much stronger signals on all my Dayton channels .

Reception was pretty good in any orientation, but managed to pull in some really faint signals when mounted near the window (fewer obstructing walls).

The signal is not stable at all.

Wife was complaining about the erratic signals from our more expensive Antenna that i had brought at Radio Shack, and took up space

but you have to experiment with the right position in the room to get the best signal.

Works great overall for the size, but signal can be spotty depending on where it is in the house (for example it cut in and out sometimes in my den).

No matter where I moved the antenna, I was never able to maintain a consistent signal and TV was unwatchable

Some TV antennas come with a built-in signal amplifier, but I recommend buying a "stand alone" TV antenna & separate signal amplifier (like this one).

and I did see some signal flickering last night, but nothing compared to my antenna where it used to totally lose the signal for minutes.

I live in a very very poor reception area, this did nothing to improve the signal

It doesn’t seem to get a strong signal

I then spent at least an hour moving it all over the LR trying to find a stronger signal

I get signals stronger than my friend with an external antenna from antenna's direct.

Used within a 10-20 mile environment and captured all available signals.

That was not a big deal, but not being able to get a good signal is.

I hooked it up and got a shaky signal on 3 channels My two tv's are parallel to each other with the wall between my BR and LR separating

I live in Bay Area so signal cannot be an issue

They look and work as if they're brand

it works as it's supposed to.

Not as powerful as per hype

Good, scrambling a