Linrax M2 Mechanical Metronome for Piano Guitar Bass Ukulele Drum Violin Cello Saxophone Trumpet and Other Musical Instruments, Track Tempo and Beat, Loud Sound, High Precision, Wood Grain

All I want is an accurate guitar tuner with a decent screen and this seems to be just the job, I like the fact it's rechargeable too.It's pretty small but that's no problem, the important thing is the bright colours on the interface make it easy to identify the tuning status, and the unit is simple enough to understand.I like to tune to E flat and with this it's easy to do.For the money I can recommend it, no more messing about with those annoying batteries either.

Brought to tune a uke. simple to use . seems good for money.

Sturdy, works as expected, but the chime bell for the beats per bar is really off putting and not needed really. The metronome is loud, but once you start playing it isn't as noticeable and loud enough to hear still.

I can switch the tuner between two instruments, a guitar and a mandolin with no problems. I especially like the green screen. I'm not so sure about the battery advice: "Replace the battery supplied for a better one" I'm using the supplied one and it's ok for now.

Very nice and compact tuner, quality is really nice and the display is very clear, the rechargeable battery is a great feature no more flat battery, it is accurate and for the price it is very good value for money

When it arrived it looked like it wouldn’t even work. The casing is really cheap plastic and it just looks cheap and poorly made.But it does actually work and I was able to tune my ukulele.Not convinced it will last that long though.I’ve had my last one for many years and it was clearly made much better with good solid plastic casing. It finally stopped tuning G for some reason hence the purchase of a new one.

Bought this some time ago . Have been taking lessons on piano for a couple of years .my tutor has hinted a couple of times .. “ you may benefit from a metronome “”.. but I wasn’t quite ready.. So now is the moment.. I recommend 60 beats per minute for beginners. But then we are all at different stages so just do your thing!…To begin with I started using it for small passages in the music in particular the tricky little bits that we often try to rush through. It can feel quite intimidating at first. I had it going too fast and it really played into my schizophrenia!.. I found the “ tick tock ” sensation too loud so I put it in a cupboard to lessen the sound!.. But today I have it in front of me and I’m happy to embrace it! It’s a handy little gadget and I’ve got a feeling it will be my saviour! My advise would be “” just take your time “ and it will all come together in the end!

Nice bit of kit works well