D'AddarioAccessories Ukulele Soundhole Tuner

Love these tuners and am about to purchase another for my third Ukulele. They're accurate and very easy to use.Yes, as people have mentioned, you have to put your thumb between the A string and the sound hole, but it's never distorted the tuning. Best part is I never have to worry about finding my tuner. It's always just a glance down at the sound hole. Except for the couple of times I've accidentally dropped it in the hole, but that's no problem. Just shake it out and put it back on.

I do not know why they say it is a "Ukelele" Tuner. Works perfectly with my guitar and unlike the ones you clip onto your headstock, this one stays in the sound hole out of mind and out of sight until it is needed. I no longer have to worry about it getting separated from my guitar and left behind at a gig or whatever. Some say that the clip is brittle but seems fine to me and I have no intention to move it around and use it with my other guitars anyway.

Its simple, small, convenient and portable while still attached to the guitar. Great for campfire guitars and a quick tune at home when you want to practice a little bit. Just a small tab that fits securely and stays put. It is marketed for a Ukulele but it still works great for my standard full size acoustic guitar. Found it tuned as well as my regular Snark.

I'm new to playing ukulele and a more experienced player recommended this tuner to me.I've had it about a month and love it. I find it to be easy to use, is always available in the sound hole, and is significantly less obtrusive visually than the tuners that clip onto the head stock.Yes, I recommend it.

I have used this for quite some time. It’s a great little tuner and even bought a second one for my other acoustic. This said, it marred the finish in my favorite guitar. Also, I have to remove it to use my Woody Acoustic Pickup. It would be great if it had a felt finish protector. Unfortunately it doesn’t and I found out the hard way.

Works well for uke or guitar. Convenient and out of the way.

Works great, easy to read, easy to adjust.

While it's advertised as made for ukulele, it's a chromatic tuner that will tune anything with a sound hole. My complaint is that, while its fast and accurate, it is very hard to use. Mine tilts around too much when pressing the buttons. If you accidentally hit the calibration (right side) button, you have to scroll up to 480 then it starts at 420 and you have to work back to 440 one press at a time. It also falls into the instrument easily. For the price of one of these you can get a two-pack of the NS Micro clip on version that clips securely to th4e headstock, hides discreetly, and has more features.