Sondery Guitar Ukulele Tuner Clip On Rechargeable with Simple TFT Screen | Extremely Fast and Accurate Tuning, Headstock Chromatic Tuner Pitch 410-460Hz, Perfect for Any Lighting

These are great little tuners, in my opinion better than many of the more expensive options. For clip on tuners I've gone through a few - D'Addario, Snark, Fender, numerous no-brand ones, others I can't remember. This tuner does everything you want, is robust enough and well-priced. Here's why: - On the small side. Ideally, I don't want a clip-on tuner on my guitar at all, because they're ugly. This is one of the smaller ones, which is nice. - Reacts quickly. Yes, you will see "wavering" because guitar strings don't stay in tune, but this is what I prefer. - Clear interface. Having a screen rather than a clock-style LED interface makes it easier to read. - Accurate. I've used this in recordings and it matches a much more expensive strobe tuner pretty closely. You also get a little read-out of how many cents off you are which is great! - Rechargeable. The only battery option for smaller clip-on tuners is watch batteries, and I'd rather not see them ever again. I bought two of these so far and will get some more once they're on sale.

Firstly, I'm a rank beginner guitar player, retired, and have always regretted not taking up an instrument earlier in life, so I've started learning ... Did a lot of research - bought an inexpensive guitar, had it set up properly by a local guitar tech and (in his hands at least) it sounds fantastic! He recommended this tuner, because he said not only is it accurate but it's very clear and easy to read - particularly under stage lighting (yeah, right!). It's rechargeable and I usb it into the back of my practice amp. I like it because the display is minimalist and isn't cluttered with rows of different coloured LED's, which imo, looks gimmicky. It works very quickly and accurately and again is very clear to read, so it's easy to quickly tweak the tuning when needed. Recommended by a pro and now also highly recommended by an amateur - me! Glad l chose it.

Excellent tuner. Accurate readout. Clear and easy to read. Adjusts to any angle once it is clipped on. Battery lasts for ages. It recommends charging every three months to keep the battery healthy - looks like it might last me for 3 months of quick daily use without needing a charge. As others have pointed out the display reads backwards which is a bit odd but you get used to it quickly enough. The little number giving the cents offset ( + or - ) more than compensates for this. Downsides: Does not come with a USB-C cable as advertised and illustrated. Instead it has a magnetic charging connector on the tuner itself, and a short adapter cable with an old square USB plug. For the very rare occasions when this thing needs charged, I think a USB connector would be much more useful then the fiddly magnetic thing. I am sure I will have lost the adapter cable by the time the thing needs charging.

I have used this tuner on 5 guitars now and it is so easy to use, turn it on and tune. I have checked the accuracy against a tuning fork and it is within 1 cent you cant get much better than that and for the price of £12.99 this is brilliant. A very clear display and easy to read, this has got to be the best tuner I have ever had. Buy one you will not be disappointed.

I really like this tuner because it's easy to read, there's no lag which you sometimes see with other tuners, and the design is innovative. OK, maybe not exactly how Apple would style it, but it's different to the mainstream and it gives it the edge. Other than the screen, the best thing is its tuning accuracy (which is of course why I bought it). I also use a Snark Air and although that's also cool, it isn't as accurate as this, by a mile. My final point is the battery life... also great! I use this every day or two and I'm recharging it every 2 or 3 weeks. Whereas the Snark has to be recharged every other session. I don't think you will regret buying this, and I'm not being sponsored to say that, it was paid out of my own pocket. I usually write reviews to complain so this is a rarity for me!

I love the display . It is a very clever graphic which mimics some sort of mechanical indicator . It is a good tuner and is responsive to my guitar when placed at the headstock. It clips to the guitar well . I like the magnetic connector for the charging lead...this works well. Charges well and is intuitive. Good value.

This is a neat little tuner that fits onto the guitar headstock. The main issue I have with it is that it seems to “wander” all over the place when you’re tuning, so that as you get nearer to the 0 mark (perfectly in tune) it races up and down between say -5 (a bit flat) and +5 (a bit sharp). The result is you’re never quite sure whether the string is bang in tune or not and end up going “old school” and using your ears and the traditional tuning method anyway. Perhaps it’s just really sensitive, which isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but personally I find it a bit annoying! The good thing is that it doesn’t need batteries but can be charged using the supplied cable.

This has a few advantages over some other tuners; It’s small yet the screen is easy to read. It articulates to just about any angle you wish, making it great for different headstocks. It’s rechargeable, no hunting for batteries. It’s extremely accurate. It shows actual cent values above and below true reading. It’s not expensive by any standards, let alone the features above. Yet I dropped it a star…. It doesn’t have a micro USB or USB C socket, it uses a proprietary socket and comes with a cable to plug into a USB. Don’t lose the cable! The cents above and below reading does lead you to try to get it bang on, which isn’t easy, yet you feel the urge to try. In essence, +/- 5 cents is good enough but you’ll try to refine it, I promise, which makes tuning a longer chore. It’s set to 440Hz but with the change button the other side to the power button, when you hold it to power up / down you can accidentally alter the setting. I haven’t done it yet but I point out the risk of easily doing it. All of that said, I love it and take it out gigging with me. Till I lose the charging cable of course…..

Se ve bonito y funciona bien, aunque por el precio obviamente no será perfecto en precisión. Se agradece que es bastante pequeño.

Petit et très pratique

Impossible de le charger

Pretty good. Nice and small, so it can be tucked in behind the headstock. Seems accurate. In practice, the cents indicator is pretty useless, being very tiny, but the green arrow/note display are very clear, and probably all you need. I received a differently branded unit (“Aroma”, believe it or not!) and the manual was not in English. Not a deal breaker but a bit annoying. The only two issues I have is that the direction the display moves seems to me to be back-to-front; intuitively, I’d expect that if the arrow was to the left of the note, I’d be flat, not sharp, which is the case with this tuner. I other words, I’d expect F to be to the right of E not to the left, for example. A bit of an oversight I think. The other issue is the charging cable. It’s a proprietary magnetic one; so you’re knackered if you lose it. I’d’ve much preferred USB C. One other tiny thing is that it’s easy to tap the calibration button and set the unit to, say 441Hz. I’ll probably end up putting a dab of glue on it as I can’t ever imagine not staying on concert pitch.

I use this tuner on all my guitars. Easy to use and read. The charger is a nice feature.