LEKATOGuitar Tuner Rechargeable, Tuner Clip On for Guitar, Bass, Chromatic, Ukulele,Violin Tuner, Fast Accuratie Tuning, Super Bright Display to Read, for Professional/Beginners

Very accurate and easy to use. A great value for such good performance. Holds a charge for a really long time. So much better than the clip on, inside the instrument, tuner from a famous guitar string and accessories manufacturer.

Works great for my bass. Pitch perfect tuning and ridiculously easy to use. Highly visible display.

So far so good. Does exactly what it’s meant for! The display is nice and bright and so far it holds a long charge. It seems to be spot on with tuning and the clip grip is strong.

This item works as described. About the size of a small wrist watch. I tuned several different instruments right out of the box.Six String Guitar, Bass Guitar, and Ukulele. It did the job quickly with no problems at all. I was indoors with ambient light, so I can't say if it is bright enough for outdoor sunlight or bright stage lights. I've performed on stage and in studio for several decades and that is my history. I charged the Tuner right after use.It was fully charged in ten minutes, as it was new out of the box after use for about twenty minutes. The rubber protection on the clip is good and it's not a very tight clamp so it will not harm the instrument. I would not leave it on while performing if you are moving around a lot while playing, though it seems like it would be OK as long as you are not to aggressive in your performance or brushing anything.

I recently purchased a Boss TU-05 clip on tuner for my acoustic guitars. I’ve had several clip on tuners over the years and it is my favorite. Why is that relevant? I came across this tuner and noticed that it looks almost identical to the Boss. But it’s cheaper. So, I decided to snag it as a backup or to throw in a case. I now have two of these in addition to the Boss. I feel pretty safe in saying that these are very likely made in the same factory. There are some subtle differences. Both have two buttons for interface that are located on the back of tuner body. However, the buttons on the Boss are smaller and located on the back at the top. This one has the two buttons located on the back on the right side (as you face the front of the tuner). The menu layout is slightly different, but not enough to cause confusion. The clip and adjustments on this one is slightly stiffer.They are both accurate, easy to read, recharge from a micro-usb, and feature useful functions.I really like the rechargeable feature. It’s awesome not having to worry about whether the battery is going to crap out (not only do you not have to replace the battery, but these very helpfully have a battery gauge unlike all the other clip-ons I’ve used). I feel much more comfortable just leaving it turned on while I play knowing that I can recharge it when needed rather than hunting for a new battery.They also have specific modes for guitar, ukulele, and violin. It also has an “open” chromatic mode. You can select alternate tunings in addition to the standard EADGBE in guitar mode, and compensate for using a capo. Overall, I’m very pleased with the tuner.

Very intuitive to use (also comes with instructions). Good size. I use it to tune my ukulele and I love the recharging aspect of it. No more running to the store last minute to get some batteries.

Excellent quality compared to others. No more batteries charges via USB port. Graphics incredible and easy to read. Highly reco.

This is the best clip-on tuner that I ever bought. It's very accurate and the display is very bright and easy to use. I have been using the best selling brand for decades and this is much better. And no more battery changes. I do agree with one of the reviewers that mentioned the buttons on the back. A bit inconvenient but not enough to take away a star.