D'Addario NS Capo, Silver

The best capo I have ever used.Everything about this capo is perfect.Its minimal size means it’s not in the way when you are playing right next to it.It’s also very light.It’s super easy and quick to fitThe micro adjustment means it’s easy to get the perfect sound without any buzz.The unique way of tensioning the clamp also means you get an even clamp across all strings. I’ve tried this in various guitars with different shaped fretboards and gauges of strings. It works perfectly each time.But most importantly there are no tuning issues at all. Wherever you place the capo, you can instantly play in tune. No more retuning a fraction to bring all the strings back into line.I wish I’d got one of these a long time ago.PS. I went for the more expensive metal version, partly because of looks, but also for robustness

Really easy to use small and compact.

Amazing, quick and lightweight solution! I kept using the Dunlop straps forever because of their small dimensions but they needed adjustments when swapping from neck to neck... this solution instead is absolutely brilliant and can very quickly adapt in a blink of eyes.

Bought for my husband, he loves it, the only downside is the small screw, make sure you don't loose it.

Lightweight, easy to use and overall a great bit of kit.

I really wanted to love this capo... inspired purchase. Unfortunately, it has marks and dents on it and actually looks like it was used and repackaged.

Just received this ordered it yesterday. Works brilliantly and easy to use. As it’s compact and the whole capo sits close to the neck it’s less obstructive than others I use. Easily covers 5 strings if you want to play capod on the second and use a drop E tuning. No buzzing quick to adjust, great value

The capo itself, is the aluminium version.Design is good and has worked OK for me so far but with the issues mentioned below.The problem with this capo is the tightening mechanism, and the fact that it is not one single machined piece.The knurled knob screw is basically glued to a threaded bar.The problem is that if you apply the capo reasonably tightly to the neck, then the glue breaks and the knob unscrews from the threaded bar leaving the capo firmly attached to the neck and your knob in your hand. ;)I, like others here from reading the reviews, have experienced this after light use, so I do think that this is a design flaw.I had been careful not to tighten it too much, so was able to remove the capo without damaging my instrument or the capo. After removing, I basically reapplied a strong glue to the end of the threaded bar and screwed the knob back on.It's been fine since, but I now always exercise caution with tightness on the neck.The design is good, but I probably wouldn't be able to recommend this to a friend simply because of this, in my opinion, silly design flaw.