Rechargeable Clip-on Tuner for Guitar, Bass, Ukulele, Violin & Other Stringed Instruments

I love the fact that this tuner is rechargeable. It works well, and so far has an excellent battery-life. I left it sitting for a few weeks, and recently used it to tune-up some of my instruments; I was glad to know that the battery hadn't dwindled since my last use. The swivel on this thing is pretty nice, it makes it easy to adjust to a comfortable seeing position. The LCD screen is simple to read, and the formatting is easy to change. Overall, I'm pretty satisfied with this purchase.

Bought a different one a month ago and really like it. Wanted to order a couple more but they were not on sale anymore. Seen this one and read some reviews and decided to try it for my other guitars. I bought a couple and they work great. I got 2 for the price of my first one and that needs batteries. These don't and also show cents which is a good plus. Yes the head is a little small but not an issue as it is easy to see. I put them on a Guild and Eastman and no issues with the grip at all. Fit the Martin also so the clip size is more than enough. Hope this helps, very good product and will buy again.

I really like that this is rechargeable. Also, the readout is bright. Works well with acoustic guitar as well as 4 string bass. Only problem, it won't tune the low B string on my 5 string bass.

This review is based on me using this tuner on bass guitar.I got this unit as opposed to many of the others due to its rechargeability, which seemed like a huge bonus. To verify it's accuracy. I put this on the headstock of my bass while also having an instrument cable plugged into a portable Korg tuner that I've used for years, and I delightfully say that the readings matched almost exactly. I've had troubles with my rackmounted tuner when playing in Drop D and it not detecting that low note, but this Clip-On tuner had no issues with that.The screen is bright and easy to read. There's not an overwhelming amount of information on the display so it's easy to understand, and the buttons are easy to figure out and remember what they do. The clip strength seems tight enough to where the tuner won't fall off easily.And onto the customer service: When I got my unit it looked like it was used with hundreds of hairline scratches on the clear plastic screen cover. I'm not sure if it was an Amazon issue or manufacturing issue. I contacted So There (the company and seller) about it and they were very quick to respond and helped me out, so there wasn't any hassle at all.Overall I'm very pleased with this tuner.

I currently have the TC Polytune clip-on that turns off when in use, has a slippery clip that can cause it to fly off and damage the instrument and it is not easy to read because of lack of adjustability. This tuner has it all for half the price.

The tuner worked great the first half-dozen times or so. Ever since, it displays D# when playing E and the light go far right. Same with A, D & G. Nobody need tell this old piano tuner the problem is me. I really don't need the tuner at all. I bought it just for what? the fun of it. I don't know why it displays the note name half step below the note played. Wierd. It's pretty. Very easy to read. I like the +/- "cent" digits.

This a convenient tuner to clip on your guitar. It is easy to use and see, yet small enough to leave in place

This tuner works as advertised, but I found it to be more trouble than it's worth. It comes with a one-page users manual (containing misleading typos). It definitely needs a You Tube tutorial. I was about to submit a review giving it one star, but I decided to try going through each of the five instrument selections (which changed the direction and amount of error) and trying it on all of my instruments (guitars). Finally, I set it on "G" and went through each of the 20 tuning/calibration settings. I actually found one that put it in very close agreement with my other tuners (Kliq, Snark and Tuner Lite on my phone) on two of my acoustics. That setting does not work on my electric, but there may be one that does. In any case, I will keep it for trips since it is rechargeable, but it really needs a ten- or twenty-minute tutorial.