D'AddarioGuitar Tuner - Micro Headstock Tuner - Tuner for Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Bass Guitar, Mandolin, Banjo, Ukulele - Compact & Discrete - Clip On - 1 Pack

Legitimately the best clip-on tuner I have ever used. I have had 2 or 3 Snarks, and my last one was the KLIQ UberTuner (please stay far, far away from that piece of junk).As most people who've used these things know - the first point of failure is always the hinge. I don't care which brand, after enough rotating through normal use, the pivot joint WILL wear down and leave you with a "limp noodle".This little thing solves that problem, and then some. It's about as minimalist and unobtrusive as you could get without having something built into the body of your instrument. You just put it in place and give it a squeeze until it fastens snugly to the headstock, then it's able to rotate along its x-axis so you can adjust it for readability. Really, really great design, and I much prefer not having something sticking out off the end of my guitarThe LCD screen is bright and incredibly easy to read, especially considering how small it actually is. Another great feature is the ability to change the orientation of the display with the push of a button, so you're not reading upside-down or sideways.As far as doing it's actual job - it's great! Super responsive (which is a must), and it doesn't "jump around" like some other tuners tend to sometimes do. For me, this thing was definitely worth the few extra bucks over yet another Snark.

Works great, very tiny but usable. It's digital so the tuning is perfect. reasonably solid construction. If i lost it I would buy another!

I’ve used a lot of tuners over the years, and the D'Addario Accessories Micro Headstock Tuner is by far one of the best small tuners I’ve come across. The compact design makes it easy to clip onto my guitar without being in the way, and the discreet size doesn’t affect the look of my instrument. Despite its small size, it’s incredibly accurate and does the job perfectly every time.This tuner works great for acoustic, electric, bass guitars, and even my ukulele! It’s versatile and adapts easily to different instruments. I especially love how quickly it tunes – the LCD screen is easy to read, and the clip-on mechanism ensures a secure fit on the headstock. It also holds up well, even in noisy environments like band practice or gigs.What really stands out is how reliable and consistent it is. It’s easy to use, and the precision of the tuning is spot on. The low profile doesn’t distract, and the fact that it’s so lightweight makes it perfect for travel. Whether I’m at home or on the go, I always have it with me for quick tuning.If you’re looking for a small, high-quality tuner that won’t let you down, the D'Addario Micro Headstock Tuner is a must-have. I highly recommend it for both beginners and seasoned players alike!

I love clip-on tuners, as they free-up space on the floor, but the clip-on aspect itself has always been kind of annoying because they're usually not super attractive, and they always have to come off for some reason; guitars usually won't fit in the case with a clip tuner; maybe the tuner clamp degrades the finish if it's left on; the guitar won't hang on the wall; someone asks to use it, etc. I have an acoustic guitar with a built-in tuner, and I have always wondered (except for Gibson's failed robot tuner) why it's not more common to permanently attach a tuner to an electric guitar; this tuner accomplishes that. It's so low-profile that it never gets in the way -- visually or functionally -- as other clip-on tuners can.I no longer have to remove the tuner for any reason; I can put the guitar in its case, and it fits; I can hang it on a wall hanger, and it fits. Because this thing is screwed to the instrument: I'm not going to lose it. If someone asks to borrow my tuner: the answer is going to be "no" because it's attached. It's also completely invisible from the front of the instrument.I love that I can rotate the display 4 different ways to accommodate a variety of head-stock designs, and the display is bright and clear. I compared it to a Peterson StroboClip HD, and -- while I will still use the Peterson for intonation -- the accuracy was pretty tight; I would not have any problems intonating with this tuner in a pinch.Installation was incredibly easy, and requires no permanent modification to your instrument; all you have to do is remove and reinstall a single screw, and this tuner even comes with a couple of slightly-longer screws to account for the thickness of the tuner. If you don't care about permanent modification: you can put this thing literally anywhere with just a single screw. If you're a classical stringed instrument player -- maybe you play cello -- you could easily just screw this thing to your bridge.I like this tuner so much that I'm pretty tempted to install one on every stringed instrument I own.Edited to add: I went to install another one of these on my son's 41-year-old guitar, and one of the screws supplied with the tuner broke in half after a few turns; I had to dig out a bunch of wood around the broken screw to extract it, and then had to dowel the hole. I wish D'Addario wouldn't include such garbage screws with these. Consider using your own steel screws for installing one of these, especially if it's in an older instrument where the wood is aged/hardened. I removed a star from my review for these awful screws.

Love this little clip on tuner. Display is clear and colors are bright, yet it's discreet and low profile. Clip holds nicely and has a wide range. It's accurate and sensitive, and works well with tunings outside of standard. Can't ask for much more for the price, I ended up buying 2!