Auihiay 46 PCS Guitar Strings Changing Kit Guitar Tool Kit Including Guitar Strings Guitar Tuner Picks Capo Pins Guitar String Cutter and Winder for Beginner

The kit overall was great for a beginner, but being a beginner (literally, a beginner) the strings are not labeled to know which string goes where, and I did not have a measuring gauge to measure each string.

UPDATE!This is a great kit for a starter... Had everything you need... The tuner is a little cheap & so are the string cutters... however, they DO work (and customer service addressed this)... I wouldn't expect a high-end tuner for this price range... Overall it's 4.5 Stars (BUMPED it to 5 Stars for AWESOME CUSTOMER SERVICE)... LOVE the rainbow strings (wish they offered those on their own) and the CAPO is VERY VERY nice for this price point.

Bought this set up to test it out because of how little it costed. If the strings were higher quality this set up would be 5 star best product out there. I I mean 3 sets of strings and the picks is worth the value but you get a bunch of other stuff too. The strings are really not good quality at all though. Sound bad and have to be tuned frequently. I guess they say it’s for beginners but anyone starting out on a new instrument isn’t going to want to turn it every 4-5 minutes. It comes with an electric tuner which is ok but not the best but definitely works fine and the string cutters are way better than using toenail clippers. I’d say go ahead and buy this set up once but as soon as you master tuning a guitar ditch these strings and go get a quality set of D’addario strings that will stay in tune for weeks once you get them broken in.

The best parts of the kit are the the capo, the string winder and picks, all of which work without any issues.The okay part of the kit is the guitar tuner. The cheap plastic broke for me after the first week; I continue to tune with it, but it’s hanging together by a rubber band.The worst part of the kit are the guitar strings. The sound quality isn’t great, and for a beginner it’s hard to determine which string goes where because the thickness doesn’t vary widely enough to give a clue. The high E and B strings looked identical to me, for example. The plus side is that you can practice stringing your guitar often with the amount of strings they give you.If you are just learning guitar and don’t have anything besides the guitar itself, this kit works great. Practice stringing your guitar with this, and once you gain confidence buy an extra set of quality strings to actually use.

This didn't work for the 1st three days. Customer service is great! You get many items for a small price. It was very cold and this package was jammed in my 📪 with catalogs and a lot of mail, which may have caused some problems with the tuner, but it does work. I shared the extra picks and strings with others. I would purchase this product again because these people will help if you are unhappy with your purchase!

I’m definitely a beginner. I got an old acoustic from a buddy that has good sound but I was really wanting a capo and some new strings to replace the rusted strings of mine. I would advise watching a video tutorial first before replacing if you’re as new as me. I didn’t watch a video, which is probably why I broke my E# string while taking the slack out of it. The capo is a cheapy but it definitely works great. The tuner is easy to use. Clamp on, hit the power button and start strumming. It’ll automatically tell you which note you’re closest to so tune your strings to the notes they’re supposed to be, not the first one that pops up on the LCD screen, as your middle strings will lead you to other notes if you aren’t paying attention. The picks are cheap too but they beat a cut up rewards card from the grocery store lol hey..I was desperate. Anyways, definitely a good value, and I ordered prime at around midnight and the package was waiting for me when I got off work the next afternoon.TLDR-cheap but good. Would buy again.

Materials look& feel cheap. The capo is weak. It will work if you squeeze on it around the neck. The " spring" on it, is not strong. The strings are sheep. But will work. Only use on cheap guitars or for emergency spare strings. Not as good as ANY brand name. Clippers will clip, but quality is a joke. Metal is obviously as minimal as they could hope to get away with and still function. Again, you get what you pay for. Everything works, though. Ok if you're a starving artist.

The items in this catch-all were so badly made as to be useless. The capo broke on its 2nd use. It just broke in half, cracked. The tuner was by far the most poorly made ive seen, I wouldn't trust it to be accurate or last past a week. The picks were all very thin, or very thick, not worth the trouble. I guess you could use the strings and pins, but I wouldn't count on them sounding decent or lasting anytime sat all.The bad thing is someone might buy this for a kid. Someone who loves music, and might have a real ear for it. Something like this kit could be a real turn off. Souring a taste cuz the equipment is off, too cheap to actually sound good. Spend a few $$ more, get something that works and maybe sounds 1/2 way decent. Not something that brakes right out of the box and maybe dimming young enthusiasm.