Leaf™ Indoor TV Antenna - Now FREE SHIPPING!

"The Mohu Leaf is THE BEST HDTV Antenna we have tested." - HDTV Magazine

The patent pending Leaf™ indoor television antenna is a paper thin antenna that connects to your
TV and mounts on the wall, behind a picture, or just about anywhere to enable you to receive free
over-the-air broadcasts.

The Leaf™ is unlike any other television antenna on the market and provides unparalleled
performance, installation options and value.

 

Aesthetics

 

Because the majority of television antennas on the market today are unsightly and tend to be an
"eye-sore", design aesthetics were a primary driver in the design of the Leaf Antenna™. The
antenna is black on one side and white on the other providing a variety of installation options.

Performance

A surprising amount of study and engineering work went into the design of the Leaf™ TV
antenna. It wasn't until one of our engineers decided to convert from cable television to
over-the-air broadcasting that we realized that there were no high performance antennas on
the market. This motivated the patent pending design of the new paper-thin antenna. The
Leaf Antenna™ was designed by experienced antenna engineers who havebeen designing
antennas for the US military for years (see our sister company GreenWave Scientific).

Cost

Cost was also a primary driving factor in the design of the Leaf™ indoor antenna. After
researching current antennas on the market, it became clear that the leading brands were
significantly over priced. This drove us to develop a patent pending process that allowed us
to develop a high performance antenna with minimal manufacturing cost. This allowed us to
keep the price of the antenna to a minimum and pass these savings on to the consumer.

Most importantly, we are proud to say that our antennas are designed and manufactured
in the USA!

Specifications

Product dimensions:	9 in x 11.5 in
Cord length:	6 ft.
Connector:	75 ohm F connector
Pattern:	Omnidirectional reception, no adjustments needed

 

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