Guitar Capo Guitar Accessories Trigger Capo with 6 Free Guitar Picks for Acoustic and Electric Guitars - Also Ukulele & Banjo Capos (Black)

This is your basic $10 capo that is decent for the money. Lasted 4 years until one of the handles broke.

Confession: I do not play as much as I should. I took a 15 year hiatus, then bought a new guitar to push myself. In the past I did not use a capo, but now I am too lazy and using a capo is an easy way to move up and down the scale. The best thing about this capo is the sturdy build. It is holding up very well.

Pretty average capo for the price. Easy to grip and change. The guitar picks a pretty cheap, do not use them.

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Works pretty well but if you leave it on your guitar for a couple of days it will start to “loosen up” and the strings start buzzing as it doesn’t make a solid connection with the fretboard anymore. All in all a great product but make sure to take it off after you’re done using it.

This capo exceeded my expectations. It's extremely well built and works great at holding the notes down. Doesn't damage my guitar thanks to the padding. For the money this thing is perfect.I had waited to get a capo cause I assumed they would be expensive. However there is a lot of songs that I like that you need a capo to play. So I decided to look for one. When I saw this and all the reviews I thought it was too good to be true but its actually really great. Now I can finally play Wonderwall haha.The included picks are pretty basic and I don't personally like thin picks but I didn't take anything off cause they are just a bonus anyways and the capo is the important part.

The Capo is first rate for the price, and if it didn't come with the low quality picks, I'd have bought it anyway and probably given it 5 stars, but the picks are cheap and crummy! More importantly though, The Capo is easy to use on my relatively narrow neck guitar and holds very well. I find it easier to use than one that uses a stretchy band around the neck. The tradeoff is ease of use vs. having a somewhat unsightly contraption on your guitar.

I am usually skeptical of buying "cheap" capos and often prefer to spend the money on a more expensive Dunlop or Kyser Capo, but when I lost my second Kyser Capo it was simply impractical to spend the $25 to buy another. I decided to buy this one and was pleasantly surprised by how it was very solid, seemingly all metal. The capo doesn't grab the neck of my Yamaha acoustic too hard that the strings detune, nor does it have any trouble gripping the neck. The spring applies enough pressure to fret the guitar, yet is easy enough to move around and adjust.

The capo itself is good, I use it on her Acoustic guitars and Ukelele, both work fine,. It's really good value.but the accompanying 6 guitar picks are very thin and flimsy, one of them was broken the first day using it, it would be nice if they could be twice as thick.

I got this capo for my guitar. It's great for my guitar and clips on well. It's sturdy and the spring is just right. Effortless to clip onto the guitar and grips on well.Those free picks are great quality too, not those flimsy cheapo ones. Thanks for throwing those in!

Nice product! Worthy!

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