Guitar Capo Skull Knob Design Universal 4 5 6 12 Strings Instrument Capos for Electric Classical Acoustic Guitar Bass Ukulele Mandolin Banjo and More(Bronze)

Per subject title, its two 'case candy' components in one; and is rechargeable - no [more] batteries required. :))I'm a hard sell by nature and had been long-looking at additional capos, tuners and winders to fill out my empty guitar cases for some time (trying to adequately replace my thinning SAMSON GT-20s).The JOWOOM Grabtune GT-100 caught my eye so I bought one. Remarkably, I like the Grabtune better than the above-referenced GT-20 so bought three more to put with my other [several] guitars. Will be buying some more in time. Also makes a dandy, affordable gift that any guitarist would appreciate having.I've waning eyesight so I like the accurate LED pitch display as its easy to read once you get the LED positioning down. Each LED can pulse 'blue' for pitch almost there, 'red' for pitch too high and steady green for right on. Capo also has a '#' LED should you need that in a tuning. JAWOOM claims the Grabtune can hold a charge for several continuous hours. I can't say, but the capo fully charges within an hour or less. It also comes in a decent metal tin, a place for everything, while its being banged along through Life. :))Primarily an acoustic rhythm player, I find the capo's clasp has just enough tension to lay down a clean [open] voicing across a selected fret. In my mind, tension could be a tad stronger for a heavy six-string acoustic [or alternately, incorporate (?) a spring set-up similar to the D'Addario NS Tri-Action Capo (?) ... BUT THAT ISN'T AN ISSUE inasmuch as a musing]. Again, I recently bought three more Grabtunes after buying the first one [... the adding of a spring tension feature might be impractical and probably take away from the unit's svelt appearance and handling, but I digress]. The Grabtune works well on electric six-strings - maybe on 12 but I don't have such an electric.Only four stars on 'Durability' as I don't know if its a 'long-hauler' but it's physical construction imparts to me that that's probably not an issue. It's clearly well-made and thought out. So, if you get one, keep an eye on the recharge cable, don't loose it, AND keep an eye on the capo from sticky fingers 'cuz this one is a keeper.

I purchased this capo for my 12 string guitar and and I am extremely happy with my choice. The capo fits the wider neck of the 12 string perfectly and the skull and bones design gets a lot of compliments…and fits my personality. I also like that the capo is secured and tightened with a screw mechanism rather than a clip as it affords more control. Finally, this capo was less than half the price of the traditional clip style.

Having both accessories/tools in one is very convenient. Comes with a nice metal case for travel that has a cut out in the foam padding perfect for my thumb pick. My only issue so far is related to the color of the item . I ordered "black" , but received what looks like gun metal silver. After 3 times now of exchanges/orders, I have given up on getting the color I want. It works nicely for intended purpose so I will keep it none-the-less.

Great for Headless Guitar. Hard to het a normal tuner on headless guitars. This solves that. Good quality and great tuner.

I purchased this item as a gag gift. I also purchased one for me to play around with. Very sturdy and functional. I appreciate the rounded edges that don't cut into the side of your finger while playing. Well built and great value.

It works fine as far as spring loaded capos go. As far a a tuner? I suppose it is good for a backup, but the light color changing from flat-in-sharp seems VERY short spanned. It might work better on a quality instrument that stays in tune better than my home made cigar box guitars and banjos. I'm an old time banjo player who changes tunings for different keys and it works poorly for that. It does seem to be fairly well made and hold a charge well. Not a bad accessory for the guitar case, but hold on to the Snark.

Looking around for a capo for my bell brass body resophonic guitar and came across this one. It doesn't match the color but I'm sure after a while it will evolve and fade with time. Also shipping was fast. I've had it for a couple of months, Five stars no joke

The tuner works pretty well. A teeny tiny bit wonky from time to time, but not really an issue at all. The fact that you can tune the strings with the capo on is a plus. The capo part is a little less tight compared to traditional capos. But unless you're a hard strummer, it won't be a problem.