Clip-On Multi-Instrument Tuner, Black, Small, ABS Material, Chromatic, Guitar, Bass, Ukulele, Violin, Banjo, Mandolin, Large LCD Display

I keep mine permanently clipped to the head so I'm only ever 10 seconds from being in tune. It stays put and the display is easy to read. As far as I can tell, it's accurate as can be. So I'm very happy.Even though I give it 5 stars, I would still encourage a couple of improvements. There is only one button to press that creates all its functionality. You long press to turn it on and to turn it off. Once on, a short press will cycle through different tuning modes. That doesn't sound too bad until you realize that you'll never need any other mode than "C" and that an intended long press (to turn off) often times is interpreted as a short press, which forces you to cycle through the different tuning modes to get back to "C". Annoying AF.Another thing I'd improve is that it only displays sharps. Tuning down a half step is awkward in that you have to tune to D# instead of Eb. As far as problems go, this is as first world as they come.

Good for the price. I use it on a ukulele, and it works well. I use it to get very close to being in tune, then I finish by tuning my uke to itself (using the C string as a reference). Without that second step, some chords like Em and D sound bad.I like that the button is on the front instead of the back. It's also nice and small. It only shows you if you're +/- 50 cents, +/- 20 cents or right in tune. In theory you'd think that would make it less accurate, but in practice I've found it works well.

Very easy to place, with a good visible screen and decent performance. Sometimes string's sound tracking is not optimal but after a couple of attempts, it delivers the right tuning value.

its a good tuner. id buy again. very accurate tuning

Did what it was supposed to do, cheaper than other ones I have. I found a deal on ukuleles for Christmas, so I bought three ukuleles as gifts. I own several Snark tuners, but I found this one cheaper, so I gave it a try. It worked great, and it even has a ukulele setting. Plus it came with picks, which I intended to buy anyway, so I saved even more money. I put the Snark and this tuner on a the same time and they both read the same notes, so I know it is accurate. I also like how the entire screen turns green when the string is in tune so it is easy to read.My only complaint is I bought the first two at $5.50 each, when I went to buy a third one a few days later the price had jumped to $7.89. Still a good deal.

Worked great for a couple of years then the light started blinking on and off. Still works but distracting. Price good for what it is.

This tuner is easy to read, inexpensive, accurate enough and FAST. What’s not to like? I don’t need a full color display- something that goes from blue-white to green, as this tuner’s display does, when a note is in tune is plenty. I’d rather take the extra funds and make sure I have a tuner and spare battery in every instrument case.

This little tuner is nice. Easy to use and good accuracy. I just keep it on my bass and check my tuning after a few songs just to see if I’m in the correct tune. I play a lot of heavy metal/hard rock from the 80’s - early 90’s . Some of the songs, fast hard playing. Works great, A+ in my book. Can’t go wrong with the price either.