WINGO Digital Metronome Tuner 3in1 for Chromatic/Guitar/Bass/Ukulele/Violin

I know it's inexpensive, but I can't get the B string to tune on my guitar. Kind of defeats one of the main purposes of the device. I'd return it, but at this price it's just not worth the trouble. Guess I'll keep it around for the metronome feature. Looks and feels like quality, but . . . Shucks. Writing this a few days after writing my pretty critical review above: I was pleasantly surprised to see I had a e-mail from the manufacture offering me a full refund. They want to fix the problem. I'll be buying a new one. They contacted me, and that's excellent customer service in my book. Looking forward to trying the new one. Just received the new tuner/metronome. Everything works! The low cost of this, plus the excellent customer service makes this a low risk, no brainer purchase. Highly recommend it.

a very nice tuner. i like playing in Eb as opposed to E, so it makes it very easy to find the sharp and flat notes. works great when directly plugged into your guitar. i dont use the metronome part. but it does have a nice little stand for it

This digital metronome functions as a tuner and a metronome 2 in 1. It's pretty fast at picking up the frequency of the note so you can tune efficiently. The reason I gave it 4 stars out of 5 is it has trouble detecting really low frequencies. I play the Bandura and it can't seem to detect my low C or low C# string. Something to consider if you play an instrument with deep bass pitches. Aside from that, it's a great pick

I keep individual electronic tuners in all my sax cases, plus one in my practice room at home. However, the corded pickups fail long before the tuners do, and since I have to use my tuners in noisy (rehearsal) settings, a pickup is essential. I tried to buy some pickups, but this tuner with pickup cost less than a separate pickup itself. As an added incentive, this el-cheapo tuner comes with a metronome feature as well, so now I don't have to carry a separate metronome. Even has the batteries included! Such a deal! The Amazon review asked me to rate accuracy. It never occurred to me to check an electronic tuner's accuracy, so I did that using a midi-generated scale. Spot on. The brightly-lit and easy-to-read display has very fine tuning increments. Of course, I can't speak to durability , but If there is a better tuner for wind instruments in a band setting for less money, I don't know where it is.

Ok, it's cheap plastic, but get past it because this thing is actually really neat. You can plug your electric guitar/bass directly into the device. For me that was a huge selling point alone. Tuners like that are getting hard to find. You can change the pitch and more. I really can't complain.

I'm not sure how I selected this from the many similar products, but this is exactly as-advertised. Accurate, easy to use, and the metronome function has more features and patterns than some dedicated drum machines I've worked with. Struggles just a little bit to pick up the high C on my harp (even with the included external pickup) but that's a common issue with tuners.

We all have smart phones and they're great for lots of stuff: apps, apps and more apps... But sometimes, I just want a simple device that does ONE THING well. Turns out that this little gizmo does TWO things just right: as a guitar (and probably other instruments too) tuner and a metronome. Just a small lightweight device that sits on my music stand and keeps me on the beat, and tunes me up when I go flat. No need to fetch the phone, open a metronome app, get a pop-up add, or an "offer" for "Pro" mode or whatever. No, just hit the On button and get a good steady beat or tune.

This was an quick emergency replacement because I lost my tuner/ metronome. Metronome-wise, it's good in a pinch. But it's not loud enough and I don't like the extra click at the end of each 4 beats. Pros: I do like the option to break the beats into quarter notes, eighth note, triplets etc. Tuner-wise it's ok for my saxophone. Well I guess you get what you pay for, but I'm most likely going to return it and get a higher quality unit. .

It's a small, lightweight device but is easy to use and provides a good tuner and metronome. Has an internal mic so you can just tune acoustically if you're in a quiet environment but it also comes with a thin guitar jack cable and a contact mic that you can use when it's noisy. Uses 2x AAA batteries. It's the size of a small digital camera and fits very nicely into a compact camera case or pouch if you want to give it a little bit of protection. I found a really nice, hard leather case on Amazon for £1.99!

Loads of different models out there but chose this one and pleased I did. Well built and good quality. Volume goes high. Wanted the metronome too to stop the mobile being used during practice (which of course could be a tempting distraction!). I would recommend.

Good little tuner. Perfect middle ground between a stompbox and a clip on.