Until now my second favorite clip-on tuner was the 

The clip is strong, but the clip also acts as a stand, so that's nice

I personally prefer the clip on tuners for acoustic and classical guitar performances both live and in the studio, as opposed to using a pedal tuner if I play live in an electrified rock scenario

These Eclipse units seem to have a good quality clip

I found this one on list as one of the best clip-on tuners and decided to give it a try..

After my $50 Polytune clip got chewed up by my dog, I decided I was done with expensive clip-on tuners.

This is not a StroboClip tuner but still a decent clip-on tuner, particularly for guitars

I have had some cheaper clip ons and this one is much better

It has a strong clip with rubber padding on the inside of each jaw to prevent scratches on the headstock of my guitar.

The clip is strong enough to hold on, but easy to open and close when I need to remove the tuner.

The clip is strong enough to hold on, but easy to open and close when I need to remove the tuner.

I personally prefer the clip on tuners for acoustic and classical guitar performances both live and in the studio, as opposed to using a pedal tuner if I play live in an electrified rock scenario

The clip is very secure and doesn't slip

The clip is padded to prevent marring the guitar's finish and the display can be swiveled to get just the right angle

This tuner has an intuitive interface, compact design, and handy clip

I love the clip-on tuners best since you can still tune in a noisy environment but sometimes they don't work so well.

I love the clip-on tuners best since you can still tune in a noisy environment but sometimes they don't work so well.

A decade ago, a reliable clip-on tuner could easily cost $50 or more, had a difficult to read monochrome display, and was both heavy and bulky due the batteries needed to power it.

The clip is solid and firm.

I'd say this clip is better, and the design is more 'serious,' the other one being more 'goofy.'I'd say give it a try

I find I prefer clip-on tuners for their ease of use and drastically cheaper cost

The clip is sturdy, easy to operate, and shaped in a way that makes it easy to use on a variety of headstock shapes

I teach classical guitar and boy, I have gone through the tuners over the years from the old clunky analogue tuners to the sleek and super small digital clip-ons.

The Polytune is the tuner to have if you want the best clip-on tuner made.

Also, the clip won't scratch your instrument or headstock

The clip is easy to use, and will accommodate just about anything that you throw at it

This is an excellant clip on tuner.