Sondery Digital Metronome Rechargeable English Vocal Counting with Timer Function for Piano Guitar Drum and All Instruments

As the drummer and time keeper of our Band, this Sondery Digital Metronome has proven itself worthy, ESPECIALLY for Live Performance where adrenaline can skew my timing. It works like a dream! I like EVERYTHING about it, from the Dial that scrolls through Tempos easily & precisely, the ONE BUTTON touch On/Off (for two seconds): that same button for instant Start/Stop, the headphone jack if you need it, different sounds, even REMEMBERS Settings when you switch it off, so I can dial in our first Song and shut it off till ShowTime. It ROCKS. 👍🏼😎🎶

This is a full-featured metronome that is easy to use. I like the compact size and portability. Has an easy to see display, and rechargeable.

Absolutely perfect for helping all ages from beginning Saxophone players to experience saxophone players, especially ones with autism. This one gives you the ability to slow down or speed up, Gives you ability to control the volume gives the ability to have the player have a sense of accountability But then also keep up and have success. And as a mom, I love the size of it, and I love how durable it is, and I like how you can recharge it. So you don't even have to continuously buy the same thing.

Intuitive, speaker volume is up there, lots of variables. Battery charge time was fast enough, length of battery life is a mystery, user time dependent. Oh, it all works,, have not dropped it yet, but it will happen, seems tough enough. More so than a clockworks wood met.

This review is for the "Sondery Digital Metronome Rechargeable English Vocal Counting with Timer Function for Piano Guitar Drum and All Instruments" This is a nice, no-nonsense metronome for musical practice. Tempos vary from 40 to 208 beats per minute with 0 to 9 divisions. The counting voice feature was a bit of a distraction for me, but I'm old-fashioned and preferred the tick output. I appreciated the LED blink indicator for silent reinforcement. I have two other metronomes, one is a wind-up, and the other is an electronic which uses a 9-volt battery. The wind-up unit is decidedly syncopated, and the electronic one consumes disposable batteries. This brings up the rechargeable battery in this one which is great, and seems to last a very long time before needing to plug in. Tapping a button allows you to set the tempo without using the dial -- this takes some practice to get used to, but does save some aggravation when setting the tempo. The one thing I noticed about this metronome, is that it has a tendency to speed up when I'm playing the hard parts (oh, wait, scratch that: I'm being told by a voice in my ear that's because I need to slow down until I learn the piece). Overall, this is a great metronome and is a good value at about $22.

This metronome is truly phenomenal! It is incredibly priced for such a fully featured metronome. Some cheaper metronomes don't let you change tone, or volume. Usually hardware metronomes don't let you have a strong beat and support different time signatures. It's really helpful if you want to make sure you didn't slip a beat or add one! You can find apps with all these features, maybe cheaper, but I like using my devices for other things like recording or sheet music. It's helped my practice to have it on a separate device. I use it daily. I've had two months and experienced no problems. But if it broke I'd replace it with the same model immediately.

Love it. Best metronome I own. Nice and loud, many settings, easy to use.

Seems solid and well made. Numerous settings to adjust the beat, rhythm and the sound. More pleasant sounding to me than the typical ping type sounds of most smaller electronic metronomes. Easy to read display for a smaller metronome. Like that it's rechargeable also.