WINGO Digital Metronome, Tuner and Tone Generator - 3 in1 Device（Black)-for Chromatic, Guitar, Bass, Ukulele, Violin-Battery Included

I know it's inexpensive, but I can't get the B string to tune on my guitar. Kind of defeats one of the main purposes of the device. I'd return it, but at this price it's just not worth the trouble. Guess I'll keep it around for the metronome feature. Looks and feels like quality, but . . . Shucks.Writing this a few days after writing my pretty critical review above:I was pleasantly surprised to see I had a e-mail from the manufacture offering me a full refund. They want to fix the problem. I'll be buying a new one. They contacted me, and that's excellent customer service in my book. Looking forward to trying the new one.Just received the new tuner/metronome. Everything works! The low cost of this, plus the excellent customer service makes this a low risk, no brainer purchase. Highly recommend it.

When I first started playing, I had to use a pitch pipe to tune with. Then came along affordable simple, didgital tuners.Now comes WINGO Digital Metronome, Tuner and Tone Generator. EXCELLENT for the beginning guitaristor even one thats been playing a bit.

There is no output on this tuner, so it can't be used in a signal chain for electric guitar players. It does have an input jack, so it can tune an electrified instrument directly plugged in. I use it for acoustic instruments and it works well. The included pick up doesn't seem particularly great, but I didn't plan on using it much anyway. It picks up sound from a reasonable distance and seems to be fairly accurate. The metronome feature is nice and allows you to chose the number of beats and even the pattern of the beats. The case seems a little flimsy. Overall, I would recommend this tuner to any beginning musician that needs a tuner for a non-electrified instrument. If you are an electric guitar/bass player, I think there are better options that you can just throw in a signal chain and not worry about.

Ok, it's cheap plastic, but get past it because this thing is actually really neat. You can plug your electric guitar/bass directly into the device. For me that was a huge selling point alone. Tuners like that are getting hard to find. You can change the pitch and more. I really can't complain.

I keep individual electronic tuners in all my sax cases, plus one in my practice room at home. However, the corded pickups fail long before the tuners do, and since I have to use my tuners in noisy (rehearsal) settings, a pickup is essential. I tried to buy some pickups, but this tuner with pickup cost less than a separate pickup itself.As an added incentive, this el-cheapo tuner comes with a metronome feature as well, so now I don't have to carry a separate metronome. Even has the batteries included! Such a deal!The Amazon review asked me to rate accuracy. It never occurred to me to check an electronic tuner's accuracy, so I did that using a midi-generated scale. Spot on.The brightly-lit and easy-to-read display has very fine tuning increments. Of course, I can't speak to durability , but If there is a better tuner for wind instruments in a band setting for less money, I don't know where it is.

Got this tuner to keep in my gig bag. I prefer these type for bass guitar rather then the headstock clip on type tuners.The tuner itself has a very big nice display. Very easy to read. My only grip, I don't think it will last. The case is not too rugged and the battery door barely stays on. I do expect to loose it unless I put some tape over the battery door. Otherwise, good tuner for the money.

Fantastic! Super cool to play tones and beats too.

The beautiful tuner, black with white trim, that is pictured in the product description, is not the tuner they actually deliver. It's all plain black, just like every other tuner at this price point. The white trim sets this one apart; unfortunately, that design is a lie by the seller.