KLIQ UberTuner, Professional Clip-On Tuner for Guitar, Bass, Ukulele, Violin, Mandolin, Banjo & All Instruments, Fast & Accurate Chromatic Tuning with Multi-Key Modes, Black

This is an excellent tuner. The professional tuner I have been using for many years has gotten to where it is not very sensitive. I wanted a good one for my granddaughter to use tuning her banjo. I was so impressed with this one that I have ordered another one for me to use. Very well designed and extremely easy to use.

I’m pretty new to this. In fact, I just started to play the guitar a couple of weeks ago. Someone told me that I needed to get a tuner so I looked around at a few. I was contemplating between this one by KLIQ and another one by Yamaha but eventually went for this after reading a bunch of reviews. It seemed easy to use and that’s what mattered to me. The package came quickly and I tried it right away. It comes with a clip so you can just attach it to the guitar. The construction seems solid, I don’t see it breaking any time soon. I must have, the display looks really nice. Everything is very bright and clear no matter what angle you’re looking at it from. I wasn’t sure how to use it exactly at first but I eventually got the hang of it and was able to tune my guitar just fine. During my tuner research I came across these musicians earplugs so I picked some up to help me focus on tuning. They actually work pretty well so I still wear them when I’m playing (especially if there’s a lot of background noise). The only thing is I wish there was some sort of sleep mode. That would prevent me from having to leave it running the entire time, which I’m guessing will eventually take a toll on the battery. Speaking of battery, it uses the flat kind that’s the size of a quarter. It comes with the tuner however so you don’t have to worry about having to buy it separately. To put it in, you have to pull out the drawer first. It’s pretty simple. So yes, I’m happy with my purchase. The price was reasonable and the quality is there. I would gladly recommend it to anyone who’s looking for a tuner for their instrument! I forgot to mention this but the company also offers a good warranty so there’s that too. Considering that, you really can’t go wrong with making the purchase.

There are some that have stunk these down but I own two and they work well. They don't provide accuracy to the cent that I can tell but I’m a cowboy chord guitar player so there’s that. Battery life is good, setting different tunings easy.

Really good tuner! Easily read and fast at gauging appropriate open string guitar notes!

Very nice and easy to read tuner. Good quality, perfect size, very fair price, and easy to use

I am not at all musically inclined, but I sent this as a gift to a guitar virtuoso relative who was kind enough to provide his initial impressions. His comments follow; From the packaging it’s immediately evident that the Kliq Ubertuner All Instrument Clip-on Tuner is a superior version of the ubiquitous clip-on tuners you see on so many instruments at so many gigs. This is a very refined technical version of the concept of a Piezo sensor-based tuning technology. In essence, the tuner does not “hear” the note it is asked to legitimize, it “feels” it through the vibration generated by the string and transmitted through the guitar body up through the neck. The KLIQ specifies its Tuning Precision as +/- 1%. In practical terms, you achieve a perfectly-tuned guitar by following the simple directions, keeping in mind that the nuance of bringing a string “up to” pitch from a flat rather than “down” from a sharp is a rule that predates any kind of tuning technology. The KLIQ sets up in two or three minutes.The battery compartment snaps open, the included 2032 "button" battery is inserted PLUS side up, and battery drawer is snapped back into the body. An easy-to-find Power On/Off button wakes up the sensor, and away you go. As a guitar player, I set the Tuning Mode to “G” (Guitar) and I hit the low E (6th) string. It’s sharp as the red bars tell me. I tune down past where the E should be, and slowly twist the tuning knob (the one that tightens the string) until the yellow indicator lights go to the top of the readout, and the center circle turns solid green. The readout in the center of the screen confirms that I am working on the E6 string. I follow the procedure for the remaining five strings, being sure to tune “up" each time. When I overdo it, and the red sharp indicators flash on, I make sure to turn back down past the note I’m trying to nail, and then slowly creep up to it. If you ever get the sense that the tuner isn’t “working,” it may be because you tune down to a note, which always leaves a little bit of slack in the string, which then causes it to drift out of tune pretty quickly. You may also have some looseness in your tuning pegs, or slop in the way the string is wound around the peg. Bridge pins have to be solidly in place, too. If your E6 string registers perfect pitch, and you're out of tune as you play notes going up the neck, you may have set-up issues like overly high action which requires too much stretch when you play a note, which of course, changes (sharps) the pitch. If everything else on the instrument (I can only talk about guitars) is where it should be, the KLIQ Ubertuner can be relied on to do its job precisely. It is user-friendly. You can swivel it to keep the screen in virtually any position you prefer. You can tune, shut off the power to save the battery, and start the KLIQ up again with the touch of a button. Other features include a choice of tuning modes… Chromatic, Guitar, Bass, Violin, and Ukulele. There are calibration possibilities, and transposition settings. The unit weighs 1.4 Ounces, so there’s no risk of neck strain if you leave the tuner clipped to the headstock. It is a professional, all-black little gem that I affix to vintage guitars with no fear of damage. All in all, this is the pick of the litter, and a slick way to improve your sound and get things back to where they should be quickly and smoothly after a lot of string bending or vigorous playing. A lot of students give up because their playing never gets beyond that beginners’ sound. In my experience, it’s a tuning issue 9 out of 10 times. The KLIQ may mean the difference between giving up, and going on to play Carnegie Hall.

El afinador es bastante poderoso - su flexibilidad está muy por encima de otros afinadores. El 1% de precisión es perfecto para usar en casa, también por la rapidez en la que muestra las notas. Cromático, Guitarra, Bajo, Violín y Ukulele. Sí, tarda dos segundo en encender, y aún así, no es un punto negativo. Flexibilidad también pues se puede ajustar entre 430hz y 450hz. Observen cuidadosamente la instalación de la batería. El manual únicamente está impreso en inglés, está muy completo.

Acquistato per mio figlio che si allena con la tromba. Però diciamo che sarà per uso per tutta la famiglia, perché si adatta a tanti strumenti musicali. E' quella la cosa bella, è piccolo, leggero e si aggancia allo strumento. Dicitura anglo sassone delle note, però direi pare accurato e funzionare bene e fare il suo uso.

One of the best guitar tuner available

Un afinador muy preciso, la pantalla tiene unos colores y calidad excepcional, muy rápido en la lectura, la verdad que después de pasar por varios de este estilo es una pasada, otra cosa, la pila dura mucho.

Précis, rapide. Il est surtout très lumineux et facile à lire même de loin. Je l'utilise sur un violon pour corriger mon intonation dans les différentes positions.