Sondery Clip On Tuner Rechargeable TFT Screen for Guitar Bass Ukulele and Wind Instruments, Headstock Chromatic Tuner Calibration 410-460Hz, Easy to Read in Strong Lights, Dual Rotatable Clip Design

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.

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.

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.

I bought this as it’s primary feature for me was it’s re-chargeable, after years of having a cell battery one.Also, as teaching violin, it helps students to see if they are hitting the pure notes. (Without frets, beginners can struggle, even with board stickers.)It doesn’t have different modes for instruments like “V” for violin open tuning or “G” for guitar etc…but if you’re learning an instrument the first lesson should be naming the open strings, surely?The use is easy after reading instructions, & the variety of swivel joints makes it convenient to position & see when clipping onto an instrument…it does need to be attached for a reading though.A couple of improvements….the tuning indicator direction seems a little odd at first.& it could do with a carry hard case, as trying to get it into the box for protection in transit is a puzzle to me.Would recommend this tool for the price point.

The tuner works well and easy to see dial I'm pleased with this unit I would buy again

This is one of best portable chromatic tuners around. It clips easily in the end of your guitar, mandolin, Ukule or violin makes tuning your instrument much easier. It’s very accurate and has a USB charger with it.

Great for tuning, unfortunately though, it doesn't seem to want to recharge, so when the battery runs down -thats it!,(perhaps I've been unlucky.)

Super clear screen, works spot on.