NIUBIER Guitar Tuner Digital Clip-on Tuner for Acoustic Electric Classical Guitars,Ukulele,Bass,Violin,Mandolin,Banjo,Large Clear LCD Display for Guitar Tuners,Cello Tuner with Guitar Picks

The media could not be loaded.  This is an excellent little tuner!! It’s super compact and portable and I love that you can adjust the swivel head such that you can clip it to a variety of instruments while tuning. I also love that it is preprogrammed for tuning a variety of instruments. I personally play guitar and ukulele so I will be using it for those, but my mother is a violinist so I may get her one as well. Once set on the desired mode (G for guitar, U for Ukulele etc) the tuner knows which string you’re playing and what the pitch should be. It lights up green when you hit the sweet spot! This couldn’t be more easy to use which I think is wonderful because I hate reading manuals, but it does come with a very clear and concise instruction page with everything you need to know. I also love that it comes with a battery especially since most people don’t have those button batteries laying around. The guitar picks are a nice bonus as well! For the price this little tuner is right on the money (I checked it against the tuning app on my phone that I used to use) and I’m thrilled with it!

I previously had a tuner where you had to switch the unit for each cord. I compared both tuners. This tuner is nice where it shows which note you are on and you do not need to switch anything for each string. This tuner is easy to use and easy to identify when it says the string is in tune by the blue back light switching to green. In addition it tells you if you are too sharp or too low. The only drawback is if you do not know what note your open string is you could be tuning to a different octave of what you want for a string. I had it tell me I was tuned for a D on the 4th string however it was an Octave higher than the 6th and 5th string were. This is my first Digital reader and I really like it.

Bought this for tuning my bass guitar and it works great out of the box. Grabs the pitch very quickly and the display makes it easy to know which way to turn and a quick color change tells you that you are there. So far the included "test only" battery has lasted for several weeks and tuning sessions, so it is economical with batteries. With this experience, I bought another for a beginner's ukulele that I bought for my six-year old grandson. It works great and is a lifesaver since ukes will NOT stay in tune for long. I have not used another brand, so I can't compare it, but NIUBIER has my vote for value and ease of use.

i was astounded when I opened the box and saw how small the tuner was! Thinking I would not be able to see it clipped to the far end of the neck of my guitar, I was very skeptical. However, the numbers and letters are bright, plenty large enough for me to see (even with my senior eyes!) and I am very happy with it. Since it is a multi- instrument turner, you do have to be careful to keep it on the setting for (in my case) the guitar. I once realized I had it set to violin, and that did not work at all!

This guitar tuner is a great deal for the money. I paid $8 for this and it was a bang for the 8 bucks!I'd totally recommend this to anyone needing a tuner. Also, if you have different instruments in your home like bass, violin, or ukulele,you can tune them with this too! Definite 5 stars. It comes with 3 guitar picks too, so, if you're in need of some of them, then thumbs up!$8 = This tuner = Awesome!

Does its job, sometimes I have to hold the button for longer to turn it off, and everyonce in a while it will have trouble picking up sounds, but otherwise a good tuner

I was a little thrown by how small this was but we really like it.I bought this for my father who plays the guitar. It's really easy to read and works pretty good for the price. He said it is not as sensitive as ones he's used in the past and sometimes has trouble calibrating...but that it works well enough

This tuner is mainly a guitar tuner although it claims to be also a Bass tuner. It probably works better on an electric bass since the only place on an acoustic that you can clip it on is the bridge. This being the case, it picks up the upper partials of the overtone series instead of the fundamental.