D'Addario Micro Banjo Tuner - Multi-color display - Digital Tuner - Non Marring Hoop Bracket - Fast & Accurate Tuning - Visual Metronome

Great quality tuner. I waited to play at a gig so I could experience it properly, before leaving a review. It worked great, I could see the display perfectly and no tuner stuck on the head of the banjo. Highly recommend.

Work great fast delivery

Good though not that easy to use and product seems to struggle with G string on Clareen Special banjo.

Love it, novice banjo player, only one week, bought guitar tuners that clip on, found them crap, tried tuning over internet, that worked, but not very convenient, saw this and thought I would shell out more money on something I had already dismissed as crap for banjo and hey presto!, its fantastic!, easy to use, accurate small and convenient, and in my humble novice opinion sits in the ideal place to tune the banjo actually on the body, and would recommend

I’ve had a banjo for some time and have always had trouble tuning it. I’ve used guitar tuners and tried tuning by ear, but just never got the hang of it…mainly bc I’ve never had it properly tuned to get a feel for what it should sound like. This tuner, however, does a great job. It’s relatively easy to use (takes a bit of fiddling to get in position), and overall it’s money well spent.

Good enough tuner,jumps about a lot when tuning banjo OK as a tuner goes but better tuners out there for price

This is a really useful tool.

These just aren't fit for purpose. The actual tuning unit is no different from the D'Addario guitar headstock tuner, which has the exact same issues. It seems to have serious trouble picking up the vibrations from banjo strings. If anything, this version is even worse, as with the alternative mounting position, it seems to often pick up the resonant frequency of the banjo head over the vibration of the strings! Even in a quiet room, this thing struggles, it's practically useless in the middle of a session or rowdy gig. They can't have possibly tested this on any decent banjo (I tested it on a Gibson RB-3 and a Nechville Zeus, for the record). Avoid, go with a Snark and buy or 3d print yourself a Snark banjo bracket mount.