Stainless Steel Guitar Capo for 6-String Guitar

Pros: It's a good capo. It does its job like its supposed to. It's easy to move around. I haven't noticed any wear on the rubber yet, but then again, I've only had it for a couple of weeks.

Cons: When I open it, the hinge kind of squeaks a little bit, but it's not really a big deal, considering that it's quiet, and you usually don't need to change the capo mid song in performance. Also, when it arrived, the paint had chipped while in packaging. Again, not really a big deal, as it doesn't impair the function of the capo.

Other: At a third of the price of a similar capo at a music store, and the same functionality, who cares about a little squeak and some chipped paint? If you need a quick change capo, this is a great buy.

Pros: this capo has a nice color. fits with my acoustic guitar. it grips the frets nice and firm, there are no buzzing noises. It changes the key of your guitar, enabeling you to change to your key of voice, or to play along with a record.

Cons: it grips the frets quite firmley, which is a pro, but also a con. you need some strength in your hand if you want to change its position on the fret board. also the 'spring mechanism' will peel of some of the paint from the capo. however this won't effect its function.

Other: great capo for the price. i'm only a beginner guitar player but this really motivates me to play along with songs which are in a different key than an acoustic guitar's standard tuning.

Pros: Its Capo, and it does its job as it is supoed to do.
Its made from steel.
Very easy to use and there is no need for manual or something like that.
build quality is great, cant complain. Color also is great, it is looking on my guitar, fits it. In my local store simmilar one costs about 15 - 20 bucks.

Cons: None!
Spring sometimes is scratching some color of, but it isnt real con. Its not possible to complain about something this good for the price like this.

Other: Buy one or two if you need cheap good quality capo! I am goin to buy one more soon.

Pros: Good preasure on all strings. Rubber is quite good quality too, no string marks yet (but i have it only couple of weaks) , good build quality (expected worse) also good price

Cons: when it came, one side was scrached quite. (probably while manufacturing) (other side fine), but paint quality is good), but thats not big con

Other: well despite little scrachings its quality good, good preasure, low price ( in music store like this can cost 15$-20$ (but there other quality)

Pros: - Easy to use and fast to switch between frets
- Seems reliable in nonviolent use
- Nice color

Cons: - The metal is of low quality. If it lasts long enough, the spring will eat its way through the handle
- Cannot be trusted for professional use

Other: If you want to try out a capo but have to be this cheap, get one.

Pros: It's a good capo. It does its job like its supposed to. It's easy to move around. I haven't noticed any wear on the rubber yet, but then again, I've only had it for a couple of weeks.

Cons: it grips the frets quite firmley, which is a pro, but also a con. you need some strength in your hand if you want to change its position on the fret board. also the 'spring mechanism' will peel of some of the paint from the capo. however this won't effect its function.

Other: If you want to try out a capo but have to be this cheap, get one.