Mohu Leaf Supreme Pro

The Mohu Leaf Supreme Pro is rated for a reception range of approximately 65 miles from broadcast towers under optimal conditions, which is greater than the standard Mohu Leaf models. Actual range depends heavily on local terrain, building materials, elevation, and how high the antenna is mounted. Mohu recommends using their online channel-scan tool to see which broadcast towers and channels are available at your specific address.

Yes, because the Leaf Supreme Pro includes a built-in amplifier to boost weak signals, it must be powered through the USB power adapter that connects between the antenna cable and your TV. The amplifier requires power to function, though you can disconnect the amplifier and connect the antenna directly to the TV if you are very close to broadcast towers and do not need signal boosting.

The Mohu Leaf Supreme Pro is designed to receive both UHF and VHF signals, which is important because some major networks still broadcast on VHF frequencies in certain markets. Flat antennas like the Leaf generally perform better with UHF signals than VHF, but the Supreme Pro's larger surface area improves VHF reception compared to smaller flat antennas. If VHF reception is weak, repositioning the antenna vertically can help.

Mohu recommends placing the Leaf Supreme Pro on an exterior-facing wall or near a window that faces the direction of your nearest broadcast towers. Higher placement—such as on a second floor or near the ceiling—generally improves reception. The antenna is paper-thin and reversible with black and white sides, so it can be mounted on walls with the included adhesive strips without being visually intrusive.