Anpro Guitar Capo for Acoustic, Classical and Electric Guitar Made of Aluminum Alloy

happy with it

Capo works perfectly fine but sometimes it is too short to cover all the strings.

Let me honest about this review: I first bought this product around 9 months ago, and got round to reviewing it a couple of days ago. So, the 1st one I had was awful. And I mean totally awful. So, the seller ( who was never the problem and A1 ) emailed me after my review and explained that Anpro had released a revised product, and that the "mk1" was not as good as it could of been. Well, they sent me the new product and WHAT A DIFFERENCE!!! Absolutely delighted with it! It's as good as a Dunlop easily. Holds the strings in place, and does exactly what it's designed for. They sent me the new one absolutely free of charge too. All I can say to them, is thank you. They were always a great seller, and now sell an A1* product too. Excellent. Do hesitate to buy one. Their Customer Service was top drawer. All sellers on Amazon could learn a thing or two from these guys. 👍

quick to put on and remove. presses the strings firmly (not like the one at 5 times the price) does not obstruct the left hand when forming chords close up to it. a great bit of kit and the cheapest one on the market as far as i can see.. dont bother spending more money on anything else didnt do the stars for sturdiness as i don't know how long it will last!. i have down graded my review to 3 stars as this capo cannot be used above the 3rd fret as it is not wide enough. if the arm was a little longer it would be more useful for those using a very wide Spanish classical guitar.

Absolutely amazing! I’ve had trouble with Guitar Capos before where they’d miss a string or 2, but I ordered 2 of these and both are amazing! They are easy to use, they work amazingly and the price was really good especially for getting 2. Totally recommend if you’re a guitar player, whether starting out or been playing for years, definitely recommend!

This is outstanding value for a capo that does its job perfectly well - on a decent guitar. I bought this for my grandson to go with the Stagg acoustic we bought him for Christmas. The Stagg has an excellent action for its price, and this capo's spring tension is adequate to provide buzz-free performance on this and all of my own six-string guitars. However, it can't cope with the twelve-string. I suspect it would struggle with guitars with a high action. That said, at the price, you really can't fault it.

As above

It's springy and when I tried it on my finger it didn't leave a mark. This was a Good Thing as I can be a Big Baby. It didn't leave a mark on the neck of my Taylor Big Baby either. (It wasn't big enough to try it on my neck.)Decent value for money.