D'Addario Nexxus 360 Rechargeable Guitar Tuner - Clip On Guitar Tuner - Acoustic Guitar Tuner - Electric Guitar Tuner - 24 Hours of Tuning Time per Charge - Rotates 360-degrees

Have quite a few guitar tuners lying around, which allows for losing one and then finding another one!Bit like picks.....So have have tried quite a few types. This one seems to be accurate enough and agrees with the average shown by a number of other tuners. So happy with that.The size - this is the smallest tuner I have owned, ok smallness can be convenient, but this is just too easy to lose, and of course harder to find! Going to put a yellow stipe on its back!Consequently due to its size, the controls are difficult to use .The way of setting the reference frequency is beyond stupid, worse it comes with no instructions - None!So you need to go on to the internet to find out, and even then its not easy. Fortunately not something you alter a lot.The actual tunning is not bad and does pick up the low E reasonable well. The direction of tuning (above or below) makes sense.Battery life seems reasonable and charges fairly quickly.One good point is that the display is reasonably bright, was able to tune outside on a sunny day (in UK so a rare test!).No options for different instrument tunning such as ukulele. But to be honest always use the Chromatic setting anyway on the other tuners, but might be missed by beginners. Again guess this is due to the small display size.Similarly no gimmicks such as a metronome or tunning tones.The big downside is the price, one of the more expensive ones. Suspect paying for the name?The other downside its doesn't use a modern C USB charging socket, but this is probably due to the size of the unit, but a cable is supplied.Would I buy again - Probably, just for its brightness.

This is the best tuner I've ever used. I use it on my banjo, guitar and ukulele. It's useful because it's chromatic so you can use it for alternate tunings.Also the fact that it can be recharged is welcomed. Much better than changing batteries all the time.

Superb product,very versatile and easy to use

I tried one of these for a bit but in the end, settled on the Boss TU-05 - almost identical but the clip was a bit tougher. But this is an excellent tuner and way better than all the cheapy copies that are around. So choose this one or the Boss is my recommendation. I was a full-time guitarist and teacher so I've seen them all. I used to use the Intellitouch but not now - it was the first tuner out there for a while back in the day.

This just came and I tuned up while also using my Fender bullet tuner.First thing I noticed is that the Fender bullet was showing green to indicate it was in tune, but this D’addario was still saying it was slightly out. I finished tuning up and I’ve never heard my acoustic sound so damn good!!This one has 3 green indicator’s that all light up when the string is in tune, which is where the fender bullet fall shorts for getting perfect tuning it seems. I like that the fender tuner is smaller and sleeker, but the sound from tuning with the D’addario is just way too good!(Not trying to bad mouth Fender, I order a Fender flat peak hat with this tuner, and would also recommend the hat, it’s good quality and fits well).

First off, the display is one of the best I have ever had for an electronic (acoustic) tuner. The note and the tuning indicators are easy to read. Secondly, I really like how compact it is and the rechargeable battery is the way to go. I suppose if you want to be 100% confident it won't run out on a gig - either charge it before your performance or buy two! Highly recommended!

Cant complain.It’s small enough to stay on my headstock.RechargeableClear displayEnough adjustability to allow you to easily see the displayResponsive enough to allow me to tune quickly

Uuuurgh micro USB not USB-C. What is this 2007?