Ready out of the box
Many amplified antennas assume your TV has a free USB port. The Leaf 50 ships with its own USB wall adapter, so you can power the amplifier from any outlet and start scanning right away.
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A compact amplified Mohu antenna with everything needed to plug in and watch free local TV in one room.
Ships to the lower 48 states with tracking.
Why buy from CurbGo
At a Glance
Not every room has space for a big antenna. The Leaf 50 is about the size of a sheet of printer paper, thin enough to tape to a window or tuck behind a TV, yet it pulls in UHF and Hi-VHF stations from up to 60 miles. An in-line amplifier on the cable boosts weaker channels and filters out FM and cellular interference, and the USB wall adapter is in the box, so it works even if your TV lacks a spare USB port.
Key Features
What's Included
In the box: the Mohu Leaf 50 antenna, a 12 ft detachable coaxial cable, an in-line amplifier with a 6 ft USB cable, a USB power adapter, hook and loop tabs and push pins, and instructions.
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Your order is packed with care and tracked door to door. Ships fast from CurbGo with tracking.
Many amplified antennas assume your TV has a free USB port. The Leaf 50 ships with its own USB wall adapter, so you can power the amplifier from any outlet and start scanning right away.
Apartments sit among cell towers and FM transmitters that can crowd the signal. The in-line amplifier adds boost for weak stations while filtering that interference to keep the picture steady.
About the footprint of a sheet of paper and thinner than a credit card, the panel fits on a dorm window, behind a dresser TV, or inside an RV without drilling a single hole.
Rated figures from Mohu.
Larger panels can reach a bit farther. The Leaf 50 trades a little range for a much smaller footprint that fits tight rooms.
Passive panels have no boost. The in-line amplifier helps weaker stations and filters interference common in cities.
Local networks broadcast for free. One purchase replaces a monthly bill for the channels you watch most.
A compact flat panel about the size of a sheet of paper.
Every detail, measured and listed
| Brand | Mohu |
|---|---|
| Model | Leaf 50 |
| Type | Amplified multi-directional indoor TV antenna |
| Range | Up to 60 miles |
| Frequency | Hi-VHF 174 to 216 MHz, UHF 470 to 608 MHz |
| Amplifier | In-line, USB-powered, with 6 ft USB cable |
| Power | USB power adapter included |
| Interference filtering | FM and cellular |
| Coaxial cable | 12 ft, detachable |
| Compatibility | NEXTGEN TV, 4K, 8K UHD, Full HD 1080p; no internet required |
| Dimensions | 10 in H x 11.5 in W x 0.04 in D |
| Weight | 9 oz |
| Color | Reversible black or white, paintable |
| Placement | Indoor |
| MPN | MH-110584BB |
Common questions that customers ask
Yes. The box includes a USB power adapter, plus a 6 ft USB cable for the in-line amplifier.
Mohu recommends one antenna per TV. Splitting the signal to several sets can cause lost channels or pixelation.
No, but higher placement on a wall or window facing your towers usually helps. Try a few spots and rescan after each move.
Enter your ZIP code in an online TV signal map. It shows which towers are near you and how far away they are.
It can, as long as signal reaches the spot. Metal roofs and foil-backed insulation can block reception.
Orders ship to the 48 contiguous states and process within 2 business days. If it is not right, you have 30 days from delivery to return unused items in the original packaging.
Mount the TV up and out of the way
$59.99
Clean dust from TV vents and ports
$12.99
Plug in the adapter and more
$6.99
CurbGo hunts for small upgrades that make a real difference at home. Mohu, an Antennas Direct company, designed the original paper-thin Leaf and helped bring free broadcast TV back into apartments and dorms. The Leaf 50 keeps that slim panel and adds an amplifier with its own wall adapter, so the whole setup comes in one box.
Fast shipping. 30-day returns. Amplifier and wall adapter included.