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The tuner I received was accurate and easy to read. So far no problem, however, the power button came off (I have no idea how and when) and I couldn't find it. So this means the quality is crappie. It is useless right now. So I lost my money. The design needs to be reviewed so that this won't happen again.

I got this as a gift for my cousin and he loved how small and accurate it is! He liked that it wasn’t big and bulky on his guitar and was amazed how accurate of a reading it gives you each time to help you tune your guitar. It glows green when you have tuned the string correctly. It easily clips on to the guitar too. This was a great purchase!

The main reason I bought this was for the addition of the little headstock tuner. A "django" model. I arrives in a box with the watch type battery in a separate plastic bag. But, there is no instructions on how to install battery. None. The instructions included in tuner start with "once battery is installed" Now the illustrations shows that at one time django cast "push" on the outer level, but at this point I had broken the switch thinking the device was opened with the switch fob. Broken switch means broken tuner which means box is broken. Very, very disappointed with my purchase

This is the tuner I've been waiting for. I've been using digital tuners for two decades, but they've always been bulky and didn't attach to the guitar. This little gem is compact and clamps to the instrument. The viewing angle is nearly infinitely adjustable, making it very easy to read. The large, bright display only makes it better. I've tuned both my 6 & 12 string guitars.

The presentation was really nice but the quality of the tuner is poor. Feels cheap and doesn't register vibrations for tuning well. I would not recommend for anyone trying to gig with this tuner. I do like the digital screen. Bright enough to see but wouldn't trade for accurate and user friendly tuning function. A bit of a let down.

I got this for my nephew who has played guitar for 15 year's and is fairly picky.He called me immediately via video so he could show me how everything worked.My sister now wants to steal my gift idea's,lol

I was really surprised by this capo. I had moved away from spring-action capos because I felt they caused some intonation problems as you move up the guitar neck, but this worked on my guitars really well and didn't have as much of the intonation problems I had with other spring-action capos. I also loved that the clamping mechanism is behind the guitar neck instead of the front. This both makes changing the capo's location faster and more efficient, not to mention it looks better from the front! The cherry-on-the-top of this capo design is the cool string-peg lifter built into the end of one of the clamp ends. Super handy!

In "bass mode" tuning, it's slow in response on my 6-string bass. The high B-string kept reading "C" although I tuned it to "B". The low B-string response was very slow. However, it has a quicker response when switched to "chromatic mode".Response is a bit better when set at in chromatic mode, and much faster when I tune strings using harmonics. Overall, not bad for the price of two.

First of all 5 stars is for the seller.....absolutely top notch, here's my experience with the tuner..... I generally use strobe tuner pedals so this is my first foray into clip on tuners for many years. Secondly I use guitars in various tunings which brought about a pretty big issue that I need to address and is the reason I had to mark this down.Out of the box I am impressed at the compact size compared to other clip on tuners and, after I fought with the back of it to install the battery (my sausage fingers Vs tiny tuner rather than any issues with the tuner itself haha), the display is crystal clear and easy to read and in 'guitar' mode it is nice and sensitive and got tuned up no bother. Great stuff 😁Now in my alternative tuning guitars it has to be switched to 'chromatic' as it only reads E A D G B and E in guitar so Dadgad tuning or baritone or drop tuning can only be tuned in chromatic mode and I have to say that the chromatic mode is not sensitive at all,turns green and says in tune for quite a large sweep from flat to sharp around the note, meaning any quick fine tuning is pretty much impossible. This is quite a big negative for playing live as the chromatic setting can't be trusted to be precise.As I say I use pedal tuners live and rely on the muting function as I hate the sound of a guitar being tuned in a live performance setting so wouldn't use this live anyway.The guitar setting when you play in standard tuning is quick and reliable so fine for at home practice on a normal tuned guitar but the other functions don't work for me.Otherwise a nice wee tuner that would benefit from sensitivity tweaks to make it a great wee tuner. Absolutely ideal for home use in standard tuning and it just sits atop the headstock of my standard tuned guitar. Looks great, nicely priced and it arrived very very quickly. Also customer service from the company is second to none, have bought stuff from them before and they are excellent at the customer side of things and I love their picks.

I have other tuners, including a 30 year old free standing one, one built into a guitar pedal and one built into a metronome app on my phone. All work well, but having seen guitarists using the headstock type very successfully I thought I'd try one. (OK, I admit it - it's another toy...)First impressions are good. It clips snugly to the headstock of every guitar I have, and can be angled so it is easily viewable while playing.It is easy to tell when a string is in tune because the note is indicated clearly in green.Tuning can be done quickly, and accurately. I can tune a guitar reasonably well by ear, though there is an emphasis on 'reasonably'. If I am playing single note tunes then a very slight discrepancy is unnoticed by my not particularly well trained ears. However, a full 6 string strum soon betrays a string which is just a little bit out. After tuning with Django the chords sound rich and sweet - unless my fingering is a bit off, but I can't blame the tuner for that, however much I'd like to...It has settings for guitar, bass, violin, ukulele and chromatic. The Chromatic setting seems to work best for me, but I guess it's a matter of opinion.Just one fly in the ointment; I don't know whether it's a problem with the design, or just peculiar to mine, but the back doesn't seem to fit very securely. It's not a serious problem and not one I feel justified in knocking a star off for.

I ordered this box set for my nephew's 17th Birthday and he loved it. He said it was a great selection of items and enjoyed discovering what was in the box! He said the tuner was great as it is more compact than one he has, so this one makes it better as its practical for taking out with him easily. Plus he was very happy that it contained a battery, he said thats a bonus! He liked the great selection of picks, saying each one has different qualities depending on how you play the guitar, and picked out the pink one as his favourite, not because of the colour but the flexibility. He loved the cute pin and the addition of a pick holder. So yes, Im really pleased I ordered this box set and he can use every thing in it. I recommend it for anyone who wants to buy it as a gift for a youngster.

I've got a Fender cheapie tuner and wanted a second to save wandering around finding which room I'd left it in. I would have bought a second Fender but they did a minimum order, so I thought that they'd all be the same.For a simple device there a lot of niggles.It seems more reluctant to pick up lower notes on guitar.The tuning is slightly off, one division or so, compared with the Fender and inbuilt tuners in other devices which agree. It's enough for me to be aware of.The button pressing (once you've found it) didn't remember the setting from last time (the Fender will remember that today you are playing bass).

I have had several tuners over many years. I was in need of a second clip on tuner, just for convenience, so I opted for this one. I've had it in use for about 2 months but not very often. It was suspect when I first began using it and on one occassion I couldn't get to tune the B string during a performance and had to resort borrowing my mates tuner. Since then I have experienced loss of tuning for the A string, spent ages trying to get it in tune before giving up. This tuner has deteriorated in performance and is now untrustworthy, I have binned it.