Guitar Accessories Kit Guitar Tool Changing Kit Include Acoustic Guitar Strings, Capo, String Winder, Picks, Pick Holder, Bridge Pins, Nuts & Saddles, Finger Protector, Finger Picks

Nice lil kit.

My daughter loves it!

Good

Useful

Bought this because it had everything I needed. The bone nut and bone bridge saddle that it was supposed to come with are PLASTIC NOT BONE. I would've bought another set if I knew this but the description of the product said that they would be BONE. Don’t buy this set if you’re looking for a decent nut and bridge saddle. CHEAP!!!

Good accessories for the money

I like it

The strings and Capo are decent enough to make the set worth the money.The 3-in1 tool is very stiff when trying to use for cutting strings (not the act of cutting the strings, once you get it moving it gets the job done, but not conveniently it is definitely more time consuming than most other alternatives)The string winding part of the tool is suuuuuper squeaky and I could not tolerate the sound long enough to tighten 2 of 12 strings I was replacing. (Though it was faster than doing it by hand)The pin puller was the only part of the tool that was not unpleasant to use.The picks for beginners I guess it's good for teaching to help keep a grasp on your pick. They're very slick, I prefer my picks to be textured to provide at least a little bit of friction. (I usually stick with Dunlop Nylon picks, they're cheap for the quality you get and the various thickness options)The tuner is unreliable. It does not appear to have a microfone as it was unresponsive to sound until physically clipped to the guitar. Which would be fine if it was acurate.I got a more accurate sounding tuning from an app on my phone DaTuner - Android - free (optional subscription).The finger tip condoms don't stretch to your fingertips because they're already too large. If you can fit these on your fingertips, you probably struggle to make contact with just a single string on a single fret of an average 6 string (which this kit is for)Still was worth the money in: 3 sets of strings (for a beginner they are acceptable, don't expect name brand quality from a bundle priced this way)Capo - it was of sturdy enough build quality (the spring tension felt firm and unlikely to wear out anytime soon) and easy enough to use that I can say it wasn't an unpleasant using experienceAs far as the pins and everything else in the kit hardware wise, for a beginner guitar, sure it will get the job done if needed for repairs or asthetics, but quality replacement parts will provide a better sound than these cheaply mass produced pieces of plastic.If I were buying for myself I would not have bought this, but it was purchased to repair a guitar to pass down to child wanting to learn to play, for that scenario this kit was more than enough to replace a broken pin and strings with 2 extra sets on hand for replacements afterwards. Can't complain too much