WINGO 6 String Steel Guitar Capo with Micro Tension Adjustment Knob for Acoustic Electric Guitars - Silver

I am absolutely thrilled with this capo! From the moment I unboxed it, I was struck by its elegant, sleek design. It looks fantastic on my acoustic guitar's headstock and feels like a premium piece of equipment, not just another accessory. The build quality is outstanding. Its sturdy, all-metal construction gives me confidence that this capo will last for years. It feels solid and durable in hand, a significant step up from the plastic capos I've used in the past. But the best part? Its incredible ease of use. The spring-loaded mechanism is perfectly balanced, allowing me to clip it onto the fretboard with just one hand, even mid-song. It applies just the right amount of pressure across all six strings, giving me a crystal-clear, buzz-free tone every single time. Repositioning it between frets is just as quick and effortless. If you're looking for a reliable, beautifully designed, and easy-to-use capo for your acoustic guitar, look no further. This one is a fantastic value and has quickly become an essential part of my setup. Highly recommended!

In the past I had settled on a Shubb, unfortunately it 'walked' this year. Needing something small profile, light, quick to apply and didn't get in the way on my big hands. I was going to buy another Shubb, until I found this. In Use Fitting is easy and takes seconds, even when fitted by a 6 year old from the top, a touch more difficult from below it needs two hands, the pressure is adjustable unlike a spring capo and It doesn't get in the way when playing with my bigger hands and if you have a guitar with a 'neck dive' issues, it's so light it doesn't add to the problem. Fits both my, SG - Radius 12", Nut 1.68" and the Strat with it's narrow neck 9.5" radius very well, certainty doesn't move on either guitar, not tried it on a Telecaster or a much larger necks. Construction Very solid, no nasty sharp edges, the screw doesn't have any play in it, the hinge is stable, looks good fitted to guitar, unlike some of the big spring ones. The silicone pad doesn't seem to have caused any finish issues with the fret board or the neck and it doesn't appear to falling off or degrading and this capo is used every day. I'm impressed and at the price I certainly would buy again.

Used on my mandolin. Does the job well ( better than other weĺl known capos I,ve tried).

Excellent capo. I've been using Schubb for years, which are great, but these are about half the price. They also have the advantage of being adjustable whilst clamped in place. I now own two of these, for two different acoustics, one of which is a twelve-string. Using a capo on a twelve-string can be tricky, but these are the best I've used. Time will tell how durable they are; however they seem to be sturdy and well-made. I've been playing for 47 years, and I can recommend these capos. Three years on, and I need to dock one star from my original five star review. I've not used this capo all that much, but the clamping force has gone weaker over time. Still using my Schubb, which I've had for many years. So four stars for this one then.

Very well made and no buzz from strings. Highly recommended

Very neat on guitar workers well for me and seems well built I think with good metal. Easy to put on with one hand and turn the screw to tighten with no effort and well padded so does not mark guitar neck. I have tried it on all my guitars Steel strung Classical guitar and Strat electric it fits all. I recommend it I have found no fault with it

Not much to say it does its job very well. I had to buy this as a replacement, this is better than the one I lost. Looks good value for money and durable. Very good spring strength and durability

Solid construction. I ordered as well as this Wingo a D'Addario NS capo lite. The D'Addario broke as was made of plastic. That was returned. The Wingo is the one to go for.