Clip-On Tuner for Guitar, Bass, Ukulele, Violin, Viola, Chromatic Tuning Modes, 360 Degree Rotating, Fast & Accurate, Easy to Use

These are the best tuners for guitar, violin, cello, etc. The scale is easier to read and it is easier to get it to center on pitch. Don't ask me why, it just is, and I have dozens of different tuners. FYI, the big advantage of a clip on tuner over your phone is everyone can tune up and warm up at once, not serially. Be polite, get a clip on. The only way to get "better" is to get one permanently mounted by screws, but these cost about twice as much. I just leave them on my guitar full time, but they look funny on violins.

It works, it's bright enough to read in day & night situations, yes even the low E works, O thank the maker, I have 3 or 4 clip on tuners that (E)string, just don't register, so I have to do tune by ear.. Good product

Cheap, Cheap and did I say cheap, lasted a month and the on/off switch broke.However, after contacting the seller, they quickly replied and made good. Kudo's to them. So many sellers don't even reply. Maybe I happened to get the one item that was defective.So I changed my rating from 1 star to 4, I would have originally given it 5, if the item wasn't defective.

I originally got one from Sam Ash before they closed it was like 17 bucks under Boss brand. Purchased this one for my 12 string guitar 🎸 Easy to use and fine tuning is great with this unit. I prefer the battery operated one over charger type. Definitely worth the money.

I was astonished when I received this tuner and saw how tiny it is. Getting it turned on and attached to my guitar - both simple enough tasks - I was then very pleased with how easy it is to use. The modes are intuitive and the tuning display is easy to read and understand. My guitars are tuned up and I can take this little tuner anywhere!

This is an excellent little tuner and a great value. It's simple to set up and use and is easy to read the display. I have several clip on tuners and they all seem to work about the same - this one works just as well as those and is just as accurate.

It's smaller than what I expected - Not that a large tuner would be preferable. It clips on securely. The display rotates to wherever you want it to be. Lettering is large and bright.Before using it, you need to remove a battery cover that is encased in the unit. The instructions for doing this are not clear. I wound up using my smallest philips head to remove the back cover entirely, to free up the piece of paper from under the battery.Turning the unit on & off is easy enough, and the tuner is intuitive enough to know what note you're going for. As for accuracy? Well.... I have my disagreements with it. However, in its defense, it may be a problem with my guitar neck or the current set of strings (which have seen better days). Basically, the tuner puts me in the ballpark, and I tweak it the rest of the way.UPDATE 12/10/24: Have only used the tuner 3 or 4 times, and now it refuses to "recognize" 2 of my guitar strings! Just will not register any key whatsoever. This item has rapidly descended into being useless :-(

This tuner has a couple issues. First, it's cool that it can change from the standard A4 440Hz, but it's too easy to change it accidentally due to the button placement. It's also too easy to inadvertantly switch the mode between chromatic, guitar, bass, etc. just by turning it on and off. Lastly, it struggles to detect the frequency for my bass guitar, especially the lowest (E) string. I wouldn't recommend this for bass players but otherwise it's ok. You need to pay attention to the settings because they will change inadvertantly.