Wittner Metronome Taktell Super-Mini Series 880 - Plastic casing - Without bell - Black - Mechanical winding - No batteries required - Made in Germany

The media could not be loaded. This is the perfect metronome for traveling and/or practicing with.I have attached a video to this review... There is a plectrum against the metronome to help give you an idea of just how small it is.I have absolutely nothing bad to say against this product... It works perfectly, and is very good quality.Positive points:- Fits into all of my guitar and banjo cases.- Very lightweight.- Very loud for it's size, but pleasant on the ears.- More than accurate enough for most applications.I highly recommend this product If you prefer mechanical metronomes... Just buy one already! 🙂👍

What’s more is there to say other than buy one, it’s devilishly cute and built to last.

Easy to use, compact - fits easily in banjo case, nice loud click. The only slight drawback is that the the numbers on the tempo scale are very small and difficult to read in dim light, but that is inevitable on a small metronome such as this.

Bought this because my previous metronome was painfully loud to use when not wearing headphones. This has a pleasant ticking noise and is also quite compact so it sits on the edge of my piano without any trouble. That said, if I'm wearing headphones then the ticking is actually too quiet to hearThe text on the front is a little small so if your eyesight isn't great then you might struggle to read it.

Well built quality item. Smaller than you might think- about the size of a desk stapler. Louder than I expected given some of the reviews- is absolutely fine for acustic and electric for a single player in a room at home (probably not loud enough for an orchestra...). I agree some of the lettering is very small. Overall I'm very happy with this item.

Easy to use, I can hear it when using my acoustic and electric g-tar. The Tic n Toc sound strangly satisfying. yeah yeah the tic n tocs are very satisfying. The build quility is good (i've dropped it a few times) The tic N ToCs are very nice, my left foot likes the Tic N tOcs. The Tic Tic Tocs. good Stuff

I wanted a metronome with movement but many make so much noise I have trouble hearing myself.this makes a noise as loud as me normally clicking my fingers, which is perfect for acoustic guitar.The thing about a swinging metronome it ones brain kind of figures out the exact time like catching a ball - its very intuitive an its so much better than an electronic metronome.The only negative is the print is tiny, I need to use my phone to read it, but the device is small just the palm of my hand (not inc fingers) so not much room for numbers

Previously been using a free iPhone app, for my 8 yr old daughter who's learning the piano, which has great features and probably fine for those who can get used to it but my daughter just couldn't get on with it and was one the things that put's her off practicing with a metronome.Ummmed and ahhed over which proper metronome to get daughter and finally settled on this because it's compact so hopefully would not be a distraction and based on the reviews and Wittner's reputation in the metronome market.Lovely clicking sound as not as aesthetic as the triangular ones but that's not the point and adjusting the tempo setting can be slightly fliddly but these are trivial issues when looking at the big picture which is all about the timingSet it up after it arrived the day after ordering and my daughter now insists on practicing with this metronome. Hope this continues.