ENO ET-33 Chromatic Clip-on Tuner for Guitar/Bass/Ukulele and Violin

I wanted an extra tuner to keep in my case and because I lose everything. This tuner is the same brand I currently have and it's easy to use and accurate...but, it took weeks to get here. It took so long I forgot I had ordered it. When it arrived, I noticed it was sent from China. If you don't need it immediately, it's a good tuner.

For some reason, these are my favorite. I've ordered over a dozen this year alone for my ukulele group. I just like the size and the 360-degree turnability. Can't think of anything else, except price and it was very reasonable from some suppliers. It is often included in bundles of ukulele, tuner, cloth, case, and dvd.

We love these tuners. We tune both our guitars and ukuleles with them. extremely small and portable. easy to use and switch between instruments. batteries seem to last a long time too as we have never needed to change them in the 2 years of using. Best of all was able to buy as an "add on item" for less than $5. Can't beat that deal!

It is a great tuner - very convenient to attach to the instrument, rotatable and the best of all - it is very fast and responsive! Almost no lag time to show you the pitch of your string. Nice, night blue display and when you are in tune, turns green. Simply - the fastest I've had so far. Unfortunately, mine arrived without a battery, but this is not a reason to take stars off of this nice product! I ordered two more.

I love this tuner. I bought 3 of them so I would have one for each case. I intend to have another one to leave where I play and one to carry with me too. The price is awesome, and they work just as well as the $14.95 and higher clip on tuners from the music store. The delivery was in a reasonable amount of time.

had a problem with batteries at first found out it was a bad batch of batteries once that was solved it worked great

Doesn't last forever

Not a great unit, slow to respond.

This is a simple tuner with Concert Pitch set to 440 Hz, which suits us fine. Younger students (and sometimes older ones too) can alter this value unknowingly, and we rarely need anything other than 440Hz.That's a plus point. It's well-enough made, too. As good as the Fender offering, I'd say.It has the usual chromatic, ukulele, guitar, violin or bass selection, and the display is clear and easy to read.So why only three stars?Because the four that we purchased are all a bit too forgiving of mis-tuning the instrument - certainly on Guitars and Ukuleles. It's kinda OK on a bass, but that tends to be less critical anyway.What can happen is that the instrument is tuned until there is a green indicator with the pointer spot on for all the strings, but the strings are then audibly out of tune, and both my old Fender tuner and the internet tuning apps all agree that it is out of tune.If you then retune using (say) the internet these ENO ET-33 tuners still report that everything is good. They are just not quite sensitive enough to report when something is just out of tune - not fussy enough! Chords can sound sour if the tuning is not corrected by other means.So these are OK, they'll help you find the pitch, near enough. But this might not be enough for a beginner, particularly a very young one.The instruments tested had strings that were pre-stretched and stable in pitch

I bought a couple of different cheap tuners at the same time (this one and an "AtoG" one, also on amazon). This one turned up in good time but took longer to arrive as it came direct from china. In my opinion its better than the AtoG one by just a fraction.Seems slightly more robust and a touch more sensitive (in a good way) than the other one I bought. I love that it goes from blue to green when the scale hits the right note, the screen is slightly easier to read than the AtoG one. They are equally easy to operate.Tried it on spanish, acoustic and electric (just clamped on the headstock unplugged) guitars, great on all of them. I am sure there are more expensive and better ones out there, but for an enthusiastic amateur this is a brilliant product for the money.

This is without doubt, hands down, THE best gadget I've ever bought from Amazon.I can barely believe I paid under £6 for this little thing. It has a lovely rubberised finish and the whole thing feels solid & very precisely made to tight tolerances, and it has clear multi-functional display that changes from blue (out of tune) to green (in tune) when tightening strings, along with a bar meter and string number / note display.As for accuracy, in my view it's absolutely spot-on and far, far better than smartphone tuners. You just clip it on the headstock and swivel the display to your desired angle and start tuning.It's brilliant in every way and I can't find a single fault with it. I want to kiss whoever designed this tuner!!This has completely removed my Classical guitar tuning headaches as I'm terrible with relative tuning.10/10. I love it to death already!!

Great, cheap little tuner. I've tuned a guitar, ukulele and balalaika with it - and it showed most of my tuning by ear was a tiny bit flat, (sigh). It's cheap and effective so far. Removing and replacing the battery was easy, although at first it didn't seem to start up - but after a little fiddling it worked perfectly again. I don't imagine this will last very long, but for the price I'm delighted

It was bought as a small extra gift for an enthusiastic amateur guitarist and I assumed he would already have one of these but if he was like anyone else I know, he may have lost it by now so I took a chance and figured a second one might not go amiss. He seemed quite delighted with this small gift. I can't comment on its accuracy or whether it's easy to read as its obviously not me using it.