Sondery Guitar Capo for 6 Strings Acoustic Guitars and Electric Guitars 4-in-1 Capo with String Cutter Pin Puller Pick Holder

I'm brand new to guitar but bought the capo on the advice of my nephew who is a seasoned player. Truly glad I did because many songs I wanted to learn to play require a capo. It's excellent quality. Very smart looking. It fits beautifully without damaging my guitar and performs exactly as it should. I think it's a great value for the price. It also has a string cutter and a pick holder built right into it that you wouldn't even notice if they didn't tell you. LOL It comes with a nice velvety carry case and some flimsier picks but definitely a thoughtful touch! I would definitely recommend and purchase again.

Pretty sturdy --- good appareance and perfect grip.

These things are gorgeous and work very well indeed. The pick holder and peg puller/string cutter are a bonus. My only complaint is that I play an odd style where I put the capo on e.g. the second fret, but backward, leaving the sixth/low E string open. Gives the guitar a nice sound and effectively, it's like playing in drop-D, but you can use all your normal chord fingerings. Just that you're then playing in E instead of D when you play a D chord. Have I lost you yet? I can go on .... but maybe later.Anyhow, these capos have a curve on the back that lets them sit tightly against the strings; great, but it also means that they don't sit squarely on the back when using my weird capo positioning. O well. I still like 'em. Lots.

This is the best capo I've ever used. Well built, attractive, and is multi-functional.

Every guitar player I've ever seen has a capo and usually have it in use. As an inexpensive accessory, I figured it would prove valuable in my gadget bag in the future as I become more proficient in playing my uke. I've tried it out, but I could not rest the string cutting feature as my ukulele is brand new. But the pick holder is different matter. I found it to be almost non usable. Could not get the pick to stick into the slot, and if I gripped the capo and opened it slightly to insert the pick, it tends to crimp the tip of the pick. There were several small plastic picks included with the capo in various colors. As well as a nice draw string travel bag. All in all, a nice little item.

Capo works fine, but you can go ahead and just throw away the picks it came with. I'm not sure what they're made out of but it's about as tough as the toilet paper in the public bathroom at Walmart. Seriously, they last about 10 minutes before they break. I know cause I broke them. Every single one of them. And not just the men, but the women. And the children. I hate them.

I ordered one for myself last year and liked it well enough to order another for my son. Great price for a solid capo.

Easy to use and sturdy. The extra guitar picks are too thin for my liking, but I didn't buy this item for the guitar picks. I like the way it clips onto the guitar. Some capos require that you tighten a screw. Also can be used to cut/replace strings and tighten new strings after application.