Aroma Guitar Tuner Clip On Rechargeable for Chromatic Guitar Bass Ukulele Violin Fast Accurate Tuning 360° Rotating Silicone Clamp

This is a small, compact little tuner that works quite well. Easily tune guitars, violins, mandolin, ukelele and just about anything else. It came fully charged, rotates 360 degrees, and I really like the little cent meter to dial in the precise tune. Overall, I have used it for a couple of weeks, and it works just as good as the more expensive ones. Good value

This is an extremely accurate tuner. It has a large display which clearly let's you see what you're doing, and it's bright and colorful.The tuner on this is more sensitive than some other clip-on tuners I've used, which is both a positive and a negative. As you're tuning, this tuner is so sensitive that your reading will fluctuate a bit as the the note rings out, and it reads very very fast. This is an excellent attribute if you insist on dead accurate to the cent (and less) tuning. The downside of this is that you make take a couple of more seconds fussing with your tuning over a model that gets you "pretty close".The battery seems to hold a charge quite well, the clip works well, it tunes extremely well, is easy to read, and handles multiple instruments. It's really a very good device for this price range.

As a Singer, Songwriter and Musician I've gone thru my fair share of Guitar Tuners! My biggest problem is that I'm often clumsy and misplace them often! Some of these Guitar tuners have cost me around $50 which is not a fun thing to lose!! However, I came across this Guitar tuner from Aroma and it's literally 1/5th the price of some of my previous guitar tuners which were battery powered! As you can imagine the worst thing is when my guitar tuner runs out of batteries and I don't have a spare around! Thankfully this guitar tuner from Aroma is rechargeable! That's right it's rechargeable and I am super excited!The guitar tuner comes with a USB to USBC cable so you can charge this in any cell phone block that you may have! The tuner itself Clips on very nicely onto my Gibson electric guitar as it has rubber grips on the portion that would attach to your guitar so it'll stay put and it won't create any scratches or any damage to your prized guitar!This particular guitar tuner from Aroma has a very nice full color screen which not only looks visually appealing but makes it super simple for you to see whether or not you are perfectly in tune! I do love this full color screen!!When tuning my guitar with this tuner it quickly lets me know that my strings are either in tune or not and it's super easy to see that visually! I like the speed and accuracy that this particular guitar tuner!!This guitar tuner also has a very nice adjustable neck which allows you to put it into whatever angle you want in order to perfectly see that you are in tune during your performance! The guitar tuner is small enough that it will not get in your way at any point during your guitar performance and it conveniently fits in your pocket or gig bag as well which is nice!This guitar tuner is super easy to use and I have to say at the price point it's at on Amazon it's super cost effective as well! As I had previously pointed out this guitar tuner is a full color screen guitar tuner and it's literally at 1/5 the price of some of my other guitar tuners and I personally think it works better in terms of quickly telling me how tuned up my strings are!!Overall I am super happy with this guitar tuner and I'm rating it Five Stars based on ease of use, convenience, excellent quality and the fact that it's at a super cost-effective price!⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Except for my trusty Korg TM-50 - in my opinion one of the best-designed metronome/tuner combos out there, though sadly battery-only - I've gone pretty much all-USB on my tuners and metronomes. Clip-on tuners have been stubborn holdouts - mostly due to a lack of non-negotiable features that boil down to:: small but easy to readable, with a versatile 360 degree swivel mount. I also prefer the "instant-on/off" of USB, as opposed to many battery tuners, including famously my D;Addario clip on with its 60's TV Sci-Fi opening/shutdown animation (how much battery juice am I blowing watching that?).This Aroma tuner is essentially a USB take on a common tuner design - in fact I have a battery version of a very similar model. I love the near square-ness of the rounded rectangle, it just feels proportional to handle and look at on various headstocks. Two simple controls, are large dual-use button for power and to select tuning mode and a smaller button just to calibrate tuning pitch. Settings persist over power off, which is always appreciated.The mount is not just long, elevating the tuner above any string obstructions on any headstock I can imagine, but it's 360 degrees adjustable which can accommodate endless neck lengths and playing positions.The display is bright and very readable - including power indicator and cents output - cool not just for guitarists into the James Taylor/Eddie Van Halen sweetening thing but for violinists who think that whole fretted business is just silly and prefer to temper their own fifths, thank you very much.Bottom Line: I'm not ready to fully chuck my package of R2032 batteries but one less is a small celebration.

I have 2 Aroma guitar tuners. This review is for model AT-105. My older tuner is Aroma model AT-10A. The AT-105 model costs a few dollars more, but it has a few extra features that may be useful to you. First, the AT-105 is a little larger. It stand has 2 pivots, so it can extend away from your instrument a half to full inch more (depending on which direction). The screen is also a little larger. Perhaps because the screen is larger on the AT-105, I see 10 pie slices between the 0 and 50 cents labels on the display vs 5 on the AT-10A. The AT-105 tuner also shows your current accuracy in cents (-3 in the photo). All this extra information is updated in real time and makes the AT-105 tuner feel more responsive and accurate than the AT-10A tuner. I can't really say that my tuned instrument sounds more accurate, though, since my musical training is not great.Another extra feature on the AT-105 tuner is the ability to change the middle C note to something other than 440 Hz. The AT-10A tuner is fixed at 440 Hz. In theory this feature is useful if you want to tune your band's music to optimize your performance for the acoustics of a certain concert hall. Or it might be useful if some instruments in your band (like an old piano) are easier to tune to some other frequency. In practice, I don't do any of this, so this feature is not useful to me now and probably never will.Is the AT-105 tuner worth the 50% price increase (prices as of early July 2025)? That's up to you to decide. Build quality and reliability seem similar for the 2 products.