Skip to main content

Mohu’s new Blade indoor antenna looks so good you won’t want to hide it

Image used with permission by copyright holder

Mohu has made a name for itself by selling quality antennas that don’t take up a whole lot of space, and that doesn’t seem like something that is going to change anytime soon. That doesn’t mean that the company is stagnating though. While it has experimented with other products, like last year’s Airwave, which turned broadcast TV into streaming channels that could then be delivered to streaming devices, the company now seems focused on keeping its core functionality and updating the look. On Monday, April 9, Mohu announced its new Blade indoor/outdoor antenna, the first in a new series that the company calls the Modern Series.

The Modern Series, as the name implies, is meant to keep the functionality that Mohu antennas are known for, but add a new cleaner, more modern look. This is certainly the case in the Mohu Blade. While the antenna can be placed on a table or even outside, it will be right at home sitting below your wall-mounted TV.

You don’t need to worry about aesthetics messing with the signal, either. The antenna is multi-directional, so it doesn’t matter which way it is facing in order to pick up the best signal. The Mohu Blade also features a FirstStage amplifier, which boosts the reception range to a 40-mile radius around your home.

“At Mohu, it’s our mission to offer innovative products that deliver exceptional experiences for consumers,” Mohu founder and CEO Mark Buff said in a statement. “We saw a need to produce an HDTV antenna that would seamlessly blend with the home entertainment systems consumers have while upholding our values of offering products that enable consumers to cut the cord at an affordable cost.”

The Mohu Blade is priced at $50 and is available via Amazon and the Mohu website. The antenna includes a 10-foot coaxial cable, so if all you’re doing is setting the antenna up in your living room, you should be all set.

If you’re not sold on the Blade, be sure to check out our list of the best indoor antennas you can buy. Once you’ve made your pick, we have a guide on how to install your new antenna.

Kris Wouk
Former Digital Trends Contributor
Kris Wouk is a tech writer, gadget reviewer, blogger, and whatever it's called when someone makes videos for the web. In his…
Beats headphones showdown: Solo 4 vs. Studio Pro
Phil Nickinson holding the Beats Solo 4 and the Beats Studio Pro headphones.

Beats fandom is real. While Beats headphones might not dominate our list of the best headphones, there’s no denying the importance of the Beats brand. And you don’t have to take our word for it — just look around on the streets. Chances are you’ll pass someone with a Beats logo firmly attached atop their ears.

But 2024 finds us in a precarious position. There are now two solid contenders — one new, one not quite a year old — in the Beats headphones category. The Beats Solo 4 are the young pup, situated on the lower end of the lineup. The Beats Studio Pro are hardly old and have proven their worth since their release midway through 2023.

Read more
What Fubo and others get wrong in their fight against new sports streamer
Fubo splash screen on a TV.

Representatives from a number of media companies — led by Fubo, Dish Network, DirecTV, and others — have sent a “final coalition letter” to congressional committees that calls for hearings to be held over the upcoming sports-focused streaming service that combines the rights held by Disney (which includes ABC and ESPN), Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD), and Fox. The letter cites issues that “raise serious competition concerns that call for Congress’ immediate oversight.”

The letter was sent to Sens. Maria Cantwell and Ted Cruz of the Senate Commerce Committee, Sens. Dick Durbin and Lindsey Graham of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Reps. Cathy McMorris Rodgers and Frank Pallone of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, and Rep. Jim Jordan and Jerry Nadler of the House Judiciary Committee. It was signed by FuboTV Inc., DirecTV, Dish Network, Newsmax, Inc., American Economic Liberties Project, Open Markets Institute, Sports Fan Coalition, and the Electronic Frontier Foundation.

Read more
Best TCL TV deals: 4K TVs as low as $150
TCL's 5-Series 4K QLED Google TV.

The best TV brands make a number of TVs at different price points, and whether they utilize QLED or OLED technology, they almost universally produce an high quality image. One problem with shopping some of the more traditionally-known TV brands can be the cost. TCL, however, offers picture quality and affordability among its TV. When you shop TCL TV deals you can save even more, as TCL TVs are frequently found among the best TV deals taking place. It’s a good time to turn to TCL for your home theater, as there are a lot of TCL TV deals to choose from. We’ve rounded up the best TCL TV deals below, so read onward for pricing and links.
Today’s best TCL TV deals

TCL 40-inch 3-Series 1080p HD TV —
TCL 50-inch 4-Series 4K TV —
TCL 55-inch 4-Series 4K TV —
TCL 55-inch Q6-Series 4K QLED TV —
TCL 65-inch S-Series 4K TV —
TCL 55-inch Q7 4K QLED TV --
TCL 75-inch S-Series 4K TV —
TCL 65-inch Q7-Series 4K QLED TV —
TCL 85-inch S-Series 4K TV —
TCL 65-inch QM8 4K QLED TV --
TCL 98-inch S5 4K TV --

Read more