Qwik Time QT-7 Quartz Metronome

This device works well, purchased for my wife who needed one while she is learning to play a piano, her teacher loved it and will probably purchase one as well or one like it.It was packaged well, arrived very quickly, weeks before it was supposed to by the shipping time estimates or allowances, communications with the vendor were replied to quickly as well.Bottom line, Good product from an excellent vendor, forgot to mention this vendor had the lowest price in all of my research too.

Qwik Time Digital Metronome ' QWIQ7 I purchased this metronome to use as an aid while I walk for exercise. I like to walk to a steady beat. It works fine for this purpose.I have two minor complaints. I suppose they could be major problems if one is using this metronome for music. These are:1. I can't control the volume of the beat. It's very loud and hurts if I put my earphone all the way in my ear.2. Notice that I said "earphone". The beat only comes out of the left earbud. This is not a problem for my use, but might be irritating to some.It's a good product for the price.

I Love this device. I have an older version that's falling apart and still works, but it was time for a new one. I love the new design and they've added headphone and output jacks on the back with volume controls. The description said it would return to 100 bpm every time you turn it off but it doesn't, It remembers what tempo you last set it at. Great deal.You'll love it too.

It does what it's supposed to do. grand daughter uses it while learning to play the guitar. The price was right.

Not what I expected

I bought this for my son because of the low price but his teacher tells me the sound is not loud enough (he plays saxophone).

Since I'm a keyboard player I need a metronome that can be heard above all-out playing on a grand piano, so the loudness of this one is a plus as far as I was concerned. Otherwise, it has all of the basic features one would need, including an A-440 tuning note, and the price can't be beat (no pun intended).Some noticeable drawbacks: first, although you can set the meter to duple, triple or quadruple, the different tone for the downbeat can't be disabled--i.e. you're forced to choose a meter. I have to say I find it easy to ignore the downbeat tone being in different places if one is practicing something that changes time signature, but someone else might not. Second, I had to replace the first one I bought when it failed after being dropped only a few inches from the music rack onto the piano strings--even something this cheap should be a little more durable. Finally, the push button on-off switch means that the thing can (and has, in my case) turned itself on when stuffed in a carry-on--an electronic beeping is not a good thing to hear on a crowded airplane :-). Otherwise, I'm perfectly happy.

I bought this metronome on the advice of my son's drum teacher. It seems to work well. My son enjoys practicing with it. He uses earbuds with it so that he can hear it over his own drumming