You can intuitively set the correct pressure

And Yes you can adjust quickly just the right pressure

Instead of clamping your strings down with the unknown force of a vice grip, this capo applies a gentle but sufficient pressure and is incredibly well designed

As others have noted it doesn't seem to apply enough pressure to the strings

Extremely nice pressure and good looking, a little bulky, but non intrussive, the best choice for long scale guitar (25.4").Performance 2 (new version) : light and narrow, easy to handle with one hand, the only con is that It lacks a little in pressure (compared to P1)

The variable pressure basically assures it goes on without bending your strings too hard and forcing them out of tune: a common problem I have with standard spring clamp style capos, especially on higher frets.

It works well without excessive pressure and doesn’t cause tuning issues

Easy to fit, pressure is even across strings and adjustment for only as much pressure as you need is great

these capos are easy to use, high quality materials, flawless mecanism, adjustable pressure, an investment for a life

I use sufficient pressure.

It perfectly fits the fretboard and provides the "just right" pressure needed to bring out the best tone in your guitar

The variable pressure basically assures it goes on without bending your strings too hard and forcing them out of tune: a common problem I have with standard spring clamp style capos, especially on higher frets.

Given that it's necessary to squeeze it "shut" or on by hand (as opposed to the clothes-pin design of the Kyser), it is possible to have insufficient pressure, resulting in buzz and rattle

You just need to remember to clamp it to the headstock with sufficient pressure so it won't fly off the guitar

I have bought other capos before but this really holds the notes where they should be at, unlike others that don't seem to apply enough pressure on strings.

It is infinitely adjustable and does not pressure the strings out of tune.

The capo I had been using was putting WAY too much pressure on the strings, and greatly exacerbated the existing issue

The pressure is precise and responds to gentle squeezes by the user.

The pressure is limited to the strength of your finger to squeeze it.

Reliable, adequate string pressure.

they always applied uneven pressure across the fret board or too much pressure which pulled strings out of pitch

Love the sleek, low profile design and self-locking, adjustable pressure features

I never needed to re-tune because I always place the capo right behind the targeted fret, with the proper pressure

There isn't enough pressure on all the strings to keep them from buzzing