KLIQ UberTuner - Professional Clip-On Tuner for All Instruments (multi-key modes) - with Guitar, Ukulele, Violin, Bass & Chromatic Tuning Modes (also for Mandolin and Banjo)

The Kliq Ubertuner, wow! After years of buying every different types of tuners, foot pedal tuners, tuners with a inbuilt microphone, pitch pipes ect ect, this fantastic all instrument clip-on tuner blows the rest right out of the water! It simply clips on to the head of your guitar and works by picking up the vibration of the string you're playing, by using your tuning pegs you simply tighten or loosen the strings you need to tune and by following the easy to read full colour display screen each string is tuned in seconds! No constant fiddling about anymore, it makes tuning a joy and no longer a chore!

I've used digital tuners before, for years, but only the mic variety chromatic. This is the first clip on vibration sensing tuner I've used, and I find it very good, both on the guitar, and chromatic setting, which I use for baroque lute. Being independent of ambient noise is a big plus, and the tuner is accurate. The only grouse I have is the the pitch standard setting only goes down to a=432 hz. I would have preferred it to go to a=415 hz, which would have been most useful for the historical music instrumentalist. Notwithstanding that, a very good tuner, easy to use, and well made.

Pretty accurate according to a strobe tuner/ tone generator. Easy to use on Guitar/ Banjo/ Ukelele. Big Screen. Stronger than Snark but not indestructible. Bit slow to start, battery life isn't great. Just like most other Clip on tuners if you leave it on the headstock all the time the rubber will react with the finish. Bit expensive.

Having used an inexpensive tuner for years, I eventually got fed up with it's inaccuracy especially when the battery was not at peak power level (which was often). My cheap tuner also buzzed when I played certain notes (very annoying) and failed to hear the low E string unless the battery was new. I am extremely pleased with this, my most expensive tuner so far. The display is bright and clear, it reads the notes instantly and apears to be very accurate. Unlike my old tuner the battery does not loose charge over time, or if it does you wouldn't notice, it still works perfectly. I wish I'd invested in an expensive tuner years ago.

Used on my two ukuleles. The unit appears sturdy, with a metal clip and high quality plastic. The colour display clearly shows whether the instrument string is under or over and as you adjust, it quickly shows the affect of your changes, making tuning quick and easy. The multiple display modes are a bonus. Worth the extra money, compared to cheaper tuners.

Doesn't work. I have tried to tune my instrument using the UberTuner and it keeps coming up with the wrong notes. I have spent the last week or so with my teacher who uses a different tuner and I have tuned my instrument using my teacher's tuner. I have followed all of the instructions provided, replaced the battery (even though the battery was fine), looked through the FAQs, forums and for any known issues, but the UberTuner still keeps showing the incorrect notes. I have contacted KLIQ for support and am awaiting a response.

In general, this is a well-made piece of kit. But I play guitar banjo mandolin and ukulele as well as a lap steel. I thought this tuner would work on all of them as per the advert unfortunately it doesn’t. Hence

This is a good little tuner and I sense that the company are customer-friendly, judging by comments that they have left in response to some unhappy reviewers. The screen is bright and clear, the display stable and precise, and tuning is a much quicker process for me now. I also like the fact that - unlike a lot of revered tuners like the Boss TU-3, this little tuner can be calibrated to 432Hz (the Boss only goes to 436Hz), which could be important if you want to experiment with that tuning and its alleged benefits with a degree of convenience. Construction: well, like most things it's plastic. But it appears to be designed well enough to last with sensible use, but not abuse. The battery can be changed quickly without fuzz (a coin battery, the number of which escapes me) and according to other reviews, will need changing about once a year. Value for money: at the current Amazon price of £15, I think it represents good value for money. It's at least £20 elsewhere. And with a 2 or 3 year warranty, with a decent company to back that warranty, I think it's a great buy.