Awesome value when compared to in-store prices of $7+.

Good value for the price.

A great value, and a durable string for the money.

Great Value

Great value

I have been using these for many years, a very good value!

Great Value

On time, as described, good value!

Good value, trusty strings

Compared to other strings from D'addario, Gibson, and Elixer, these strings are a much better value since they are so cheap.

To each their own, of course, but these work great and are a good value for the price

Consistent, long lasting, cleaner than other brands, great value

Being a 3 pack its a great value too!

The all time favorite strings at a nice value.

Solid value.

good value

Great Value.

And a great value!

A great value on top of it.

Strings are strings, and given a good set of strings, I would only base this recommendation on price and great value (5 stars for that).

With that said the 3 pack of guitar strings that I purchased seemed like a great value

Item as expected, great value.

No doubt the best guitar strings you can buy and a great value as well !!

My fave strings, and a good value.

Great value for the

Great value, get them while you can.

Consistent quality and value

Good as they get

Just fine as in fine

Strings broke as I was putting them on my guitar.

Normally love these strings, unfortunately each package had a weak string that broke as soon as it was mounted and tuned

I recommend using these only on your electric guitars as in my opinion, the strings are just too light to give off the sound you'd want when placed on an acoustic

The sound is OK but don't appreciate their feel as much as I do Fender's

cause the are so slinky and the tremlo string's do slide if their not put in right, Had to get more High E string's cause It broke as I was tuning

Sound is not good and last e string just broken after tune

Furthermore, they are affordable, so if you break your High E, it is worth putting another set on, as opposed to the one string

High E breaks long before they should

I bought a set over the summer to put on after breaking yet another E string bending too hard

high e string broke...

2/3 high e strings broke on initial stringing

The G (gauge 16) is single-strand nickel-plated steel, like the B and top E, so light and bendable

Perfect for dropped B tuning, and works just fine in standard tuning (although at a half-step higher you risk breaking the high E with some frequency).

After tuning the guitar up, I snipped the excess from the tuning heads and booom the high E comes off and almost rips my eye out in the process

A good tip is to use a light, bendy plectrum, which is pretty much essential for the top E (gauge 9).One caution: these strings are very stretchy and take a few hours to ‘bed in’ during which they go out of tune easily, especially the top two, so best not to fit them immediately prior to a performance

The E string broke while trying to tune guitar

The high E broke in a matter of days