Guitar Capo for Acoustic and Electric Guitar 6 String, Premium ukulele Capos, Clip Capo, Clamp Capos, Black

This capo works fine, it holds in place very well. My only caution is because it has a lot of tension to stay in place you should use it carefully. If you snap it on too fast or carelessly you could damage your guitar. It works fine, the cost is very reasonable, but it is best for a mature person.

This would be a great capo to buy several of to have around the house, drop in a backpack, guitar case, etc. Great capo for a beginner. It's a little finnicky when it comes to pressure; it applies a lot of pressure at the end of the capo, near the trigger handle, but lighter pressure closer to the hinge. As a result, you have to give it some adjustments to make sure it sits perfectly. I don't mind having to do that when I'm playing at home, but I would prefer to have something that works 100% of the time without adjustment when I'm out performing. At the price point, it's incredible. Like I said, I would recommend buying several so you always have one handy. I've been out at friends' houses or around my own house and can't seem to find a capo. This would make it really easy to have several nearby that will work. Because as I said, this one works, it just takes a little finesse to get it to work every time.

Great capo. I needed a new one, and this one is working well. It is well-made and easy to use. I'm happy with it!

I wasn't sure if this would work well on a tenor banjo, which has stronger / stiffer strings than a ukulele, but it does. The price is right! Would recommend.

This capo worked well for me on several different guitars, and did not pull the guitar out of tune. The spring action on the capo was less than on other similar capos I have I have used, making it easy to use. If you are looking for an affordable capo that won’t break the bank, this capo will work well for you.

This is a simple, inexpensive capo that gets the job done. The spring is quite stiff, which means that on light gauge electric guitar strings, I need to place it directly behind the fret to avoid pulling the guitar slightly out of tune.However, that strong spring tension is actually a plus when using it on acoustic guitars—it holds down the strings firmly with no issues. Overall, it's a solid, affordable tool that’s great to keep in your gig bag.

This Htaexpu guitar capo looks like a no-fuss tool for changing the key of your acoustic or electric guitar. It's also mentioned that it works for ukuleles, which is a nice bonus. The clip-on design seems easy to use, and the black color is classic and understated.If you're a guitarist or ukulele player, a capo is a pretty essential accessory for experimenting with different sounds and playing in various keys without retuning your instrument. This one looks like it will do the job without any unnecessary bells and whistles. Sometimes, simple is best, and this capo seems to fit that bill.

Nothing special. Does the job