Stainless Steel Guitar Capo for 6-String Guitar

Pros: Price is very good, wouldn't buy one like this for this price here in Brazil. Works fine, hold all the strings tight.

Cons: The coil is very strong making it difficut to put it and take it off quickly, especially in my acoustic guitar where the fingerboard is thicker. Not really a con, but build quality is a little poor, metal is bad shaped the painting is okay.

Other: Good capo for a good price!!! Very useful for guitar players! Plays it's role very well.

Pros: Very easy to use.. Just squeeze, clamp and you're ready to go.
Looks pretty good compared to the other capos on the site..
Pretty strong, no string buzz on all my four guitars..
Works on all kinds of guitars even the wide-necked ones like classical guitars.

Cons: Build quality is pretty good but not perfect. The metal spring that provides the tension often falls out of place. Not too much of an issue though as it just requires a bit of adjustment, but I do wonder if the spring will come out sooner or later.

Other: Buy this if you need a capo. You won't regret it.

Pros: This is a stainless steel guitar well built. It is quite a strong capo. It won't leave any of your strings half-down, everything is compressed as it should be.

Cons: The little piece that gives this capo its tension rubs against the steel handle. This wears out the steel and produces little fine pieces grated off from the capo. Eventually it will be worn out entirely from use and it will not be as effective anymore. It'll be quite a while before this happens, but note this.

Other: Mind the defect in the placement of the tension of this capo, this is well built and will not damage your guitar. A much cheaper alternative to others; grab yourself one! You get what you pay for.

Pros: Does exactly what its meant too.
I use this on my electrics, acoustics and on occasion on a bass guitar.
Its a strong build looks like it will last a while, ive used it daily for over a month and the spring is still strong in it and the rubber stop is fine
works really well and definitely worth the price! the equivalent at the local shops are around $40 and they work like these and these are just as strong
a must buy for any guitarist!

Cons: I have one :P
no cons! i recommend getting a few if you have a couple of guitars like i do

Other: Does exactly what its meant too.
I use this on my electrics, acoustics and on occasion on a bass guitar.
Its a strong build looks like it will last a while, ive used it daily for over a month and the spring is still strong in it and the rubber stop is fine
works really well and definitely worth the price! the equivalent at the local shops are around $40 and they work like these and these are just as strong
a must buy for any guitarist!

Pros: - Great stuff.
- Strong enough to hold the all the strings.
- For beginners, there's no instruction on how to use it but it's very easy to figure it out.
- Stainless steel. Good built quality.
- Very good price. At my local music store, they sell some capos for 30$.

Cons: - Looks like the rubber on the edge might get off if you scratch it. So don't scratch the rubber out !
- My capo tension is a little bit too high and I have some difficulties to but it on.

Other: All guitar players should get one ! Very great product and useful !

Pros: -Extremely cheap
-Looks great
-Hangs on to the guitar neck really well.
-Makes a great clamp, as well, for other things. It has a really, really strong grip.

Cons: -Doesn't grip evenly. I'm not sure if I'm just using it incorrectly, as this is the first capo I've owned, but it's not an even grip, rendering it useless, or at least until I can figure it out.
-Really hard to open up. This could easily double as a hand exerciser.
-Came with the package half opened and the product itself covered in caked-on mud. But for six dollars, what did I expect?

Other: I'd go for it, but keep in mind mine didn't work.

Pros: This capo works perfectly with my 6-string AND my 12-string guitar, and that's really something! You usually have to buy a separate capo for different guitars to match the strenght against the strings. This capo somehow presses just the right amount so that the strings ring nicely and don't buzz.

Cons: Can't find any cons. Except I wish it would be black :D.

Other: A great capo which you can use with multiple different stringed instruments. The right strenght and wide enough to fit any guitars.
This is the ONLY capo you'll ever need!

Pros: Nice looking
Metal Body
Nice grip on sides of handle
Spring is very hard.
Clamps all the strings very nicely
the rubber padding saves our guitar from scratches
Works great on both acostic and electric guitars

Cons: Price can be a little low
The spring rubs the handle of the capo and removes the polish every time you press it.
You have to be a little careful while playing because any accidental touch to the capo can displace it from the neck easily

Other: It seems like a good durable product,go for it.

Pros: Cheaper than most capos you'd find elsewhere, if you went to a store this would be $10.00 or more. The spring is really tight and holds a good grip on the strings. The rubber grips on the inside of the clamp don't scratch or scuff up your neck.

Cons: Nothing really.

Other: You can't go wrong with this capo. Even if you're just experimenting it's cheap enough to justify the expense.

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: BUY IT