These work great, for us new to playing it's a very easy tool to use!

It so easy to use and it one best tuner every seen to buy or to even sell online good price and great tool to use!

These work great, for us new to playing it's a very easy tool to use!

A easy to read, easy to use accurate tool to keep my guitar in tune.

It was very easy to read, great graphics, also easy to clip onto any guitar that was being used, definitely a great tool to have either at practice or at a performance

The shipping was great, I will say my product did come on time

Fast shipping, great price, and works great on my ukulele!

excellent bright easy to use and versatile guitar tuner!

This tuner is very easy to use for both the uke as well as my guitar.

I was having difficulty getting my guitar (the Martin) to be in tune with itself with the older snarks

Works great, easy to use, padded so it doesn't scratch the guitar

I've owned Snarks over the last 5 years because they are easy to read in any lighting situation, but they always seem to be hit and miss as to their longevity.

Fast shipment, great product, works excellent, family guitar addict loves it!

After a little while, within a month, the product fell off and the rubbber friction pad fell off

Old product, glue that supposed to hold the pad to fulcrum point failed, so I sanded and used crazy glue to re-adhere, and voila, just like new.for the price,worth it, just buy some 80 grit sandpaper and a tube of crazy glue to re-adhere after you receive the capo.

I had the previous version and this is a great improvement on an already good product.

If I have to hold the thing in one hand while I tune, the product is useless

Great tuner and great price, local shops selling for $40

great tuner, good price, everywhere where i live is way more expensive.

Fast shipping, great price, and works great on my ukulele!

Great tuner, great price, and it arrived even faster than I expected...

it works amazingly and the price is cheap and you get great quality

The Hz function works great on guitar and upright bass, and it is still a fine little clip-on tuner even without the Hz fine-tuning capability.

I play violin and this tuner is a great starter tuner I would recommend getting a more professional one if you are more advanced but this is a great tuner and works

Tuner works great, much better than my old epiphone one

this worked great - tuned 4 guitars including one electric - recommend

They tout that this works for Sax, and yes, it technically does.

(over/under) a perfect low E or A. use the 12th fret harmonics to tune if you're properly intonated and you should be fine

It works pretty well for the G, D, and A strings, but has trouble picking up the E string

I've owned Snarks over the last 5 years because they are easy to read in any lighting situation, but they always seem to be hit and miss as to their longevity.

(over/under) a perfect low E or A. use the 12th fret harmonics to tune if you're properly intonated and you should be fine

(over/under) a perfect low E or A. use the 12th fret harmonics to tune if you're properly intonated and you should be fine

Battery lasts for many months before the display gets too dim to easily read; replacement batteries are inexpensive

The display is bright enough to see in well lit settings

The display is easy to read even with my lousy eyesight.

I either can't get it to turn on, the display is bright for a second and then dims

The display is very bright and easy to read from any angle.

Because of this awesome little tuning device, I can actually get my violin tuned again...correctly

The only downside is that tuning the low E string to anything lower than D on a guitar causes the tuner to get a little confused

It was a great choice because it quickly gives me an accurate read and tuning for every one of my strings

I was skeptical at first, especially since my main concern was tuning my guitar in a room full of big band instruments, but this tuner is actually really awesome

The SN5X is slow to react to a note, making tuning a frustrating experience

I've had a super snark for my mandolin for a few years.

head fell off right out of package clips were broken second bad snark

The Snark gets a little confused on the low E string on my bass, but eventually gives a reading.

I lost my old snark and didn't think twice about getting another one

The red Snark I bought about eight years ago has been great.

amazing little thing works better than a previous expensive ones I've tried

Unfortunately that's about the only good thing about it

I can barely see it but display is so dull first thing I thought was the battery and t measures 2.95 out of 3 that shouldn't be the case don't buy it

Amazing how accurate this little, reasonably priced, thing can be

The only thing that could make it better would be if it could turn the tuning lugs itself

I've owned Snarks over the last 5 years because they are easy to read in any lighting situation, but they always seem to be hit and miss as to their longevity.

Works as should much faster than other rivals I have tried

(over/under) a perfect low E or A. use the 12th fret harmonics to tune if you're properly intonated and you should be fine

(over/under) a perfect low E or A. use the 12th fret harmonics to tune if you're properly intonated and you should be fine

So the older model (which I have) has a matte plastic/rubbery finish, which unfortunately disintegrates after a few years into a nasty sticky surface which renders the device nore or less unusable

I've owned Snarks over the last 5 years because they are easy to read in any lighting situation, but they always seem to be hit and miss as to their longevity.

(over/under) a perfect low E or A. use the 12th fret harmonics to tune if you're properly intonated and you should be fine

This tuner clip broke in two pieces the first week I owned it.

However, the housing is cheap and the clip broke on both the clip and tuner

The trouble is that after 6 months of use the small plastic bits that hold the tuner to the clip break and it not longer attaches to the clip.

Very easy to put it on any guitar, works with electrics just as well as acoustics, very easy to get the guitar in tune even in a noisy environment.

Works as should much faster than other rivals I have tried

My other snark (SN-5 ??)is a shinier plastic and is still going strong.

Apparently the new one comes with a clear plastic finish which isn't strong enough and there have been numerous reports of

Regarding the reviews that discuss the sockets being cheap plastic and breaking

Battery died less than a year i had to buy some on Amazon

so far so good.so the battery died or so i thought, after three days of use

This is a great tuner, it hasn't failed me yet, and the battery is long lasting while easy to replace.

Battery life is good, and changing batteries is very easy & inexpensive

I have several other clip-on tuners that are older and better to tune with, and that have better battery life than Snark.

Very easy to put it on any guitar, works with electrics just as well as acoustics, very easy to get the guitar in tune even in a noisy environment.

there's no clip vs mic button to get knocked out of place, and since it tunes through the clip it works well in noisy environments

(over/under) a perfect low E or A. use the 12th fret harmonics to tune if you're properly intonated and you should be fine

I liked the mic vs vibration option that made it possible to tune even in noisy environments

They tune very rapidly, even in noisy environments, and that is most helpful in most places

Similarly, you can be in a pretty loud / noisy room and the tuner doesn't miss a beat

This tuner is accurate, easy to read, and works really well in a noisy room

and I don't need to go to a quiet room to tune.

Sometimes it wasn’t dim and work properly, while other times, it was just dim (almost too dim to even read in a fairly dim room where any kind of LED or LCD screen should be clearly visible).Then today, the second tuner I had bought had its stem break too

I can tune up even in a loud room with sound checks going on.

One of the tuners has an issue that is shown in many of the customer pics — the plastic housing connecting the stem and the tuner itself broke around 5 months

(over/under) a perfect low E or A. use the 12th fret harmonics to tune if you're properly intonated and you should be fine

(over/under) a perfect low E or A. use the 12th fret harmonics to tune if you're properly intonated and you should be fine

Keeps me in tune, even works when I am in a noisy house.

However, the housing is cheap and the clip broke on both the clip and tuner