Nexxus 360 Rechargeable Guitar Tuner - Clip On Guitar Tuner - Acoustic Guitar Tuner - Electric Guitar Tuner - 24 Hours of Tuning Time per Charge - Rotates 360-degrees

This tuner works great and has a bright display that's easy to read. Love that it's rechargeable - no more batteries!

Small, rechargeable, and accurate, worth the money!

Best portable tuner I’ve ever had. Small, accurate and strong.. I keep breaking all the other tuners just from unpacking and packing my equipment. Plus, changing out a battery is a pain in the ass. I like that it’s chargeable.

Really great. For sure! These are small and compact but well designed and made. Simple to use. Bright. Works well in actual use and it stays charged a long time. I like these by far better than my other tuners and better than even my p#s rechargeable tuner of similar design. This is better. Not usb-c. Usb-c would be much superior in my view and would be recommended to the manufacturer as an upgrade. Nevertheless this is the best rechargeable tuner. Update: 9/30/2024 This tuner is 'extra' nice. Extra nice because it stays on active for a long time and a player can actually monitor/check notes and chords with decent accuracy while continuing to play for a while. It definitely stays on way longer than minimally necessary when activated. This is good because it continues to do its job longer than most tuners. The easy rechargability is most welcome instead of ubiquitous batteries. Update: 3/2/2026. I have 4 of these tuners now and 1 of them now has the silicone touch pad cover hanging by one corner from the face of the tuner. Can’t get it back in place. It works without it but looks like a car without hub caps. Nevertheless I like the fast tuners that stay on longer than needed for long tuning monitoring. These are great tuners. I ordered a new one just now to replace the one with the touch pad cover hanging off of it.

Very convenient and useful. It works by sensing vibrations, so you don’t even need to have the amp on which is great for restringing. Mine was a little off (4-8 cents) when compared to iPhone app tuners. I adjusted the calibration on it from the default 440 to 439 and that dialed it in to the app tuners. Note: This slight variation would not have been noticeable in actual practice or playing.

Quick and easy tuning, works well, convenient recharge feature....

The D’Addario Nexxus 360 is easily one of the best clip-on tuners I’ve ever used. The rechargeable battery is a huge upgrade over constantly buying button cells—just plug it in with USB, and it’s ready to go for hours of tuning. Accuracy is spot-on. It locks onto notes quickly and reliably, even in noisy environments, making it perfect for both practice at home and live gigs. The 360° swivel design is brilliant—you can position the display exactly where you want it, and the bright screen is super easy to read on stage or in low-light settings. Build quality is solid and professional, with a strong clip that holds securely without damaging the instrument. I’ve used it on acoustic guitars, electrics, and even a bass, and it handled all of them with no problem. Overall, this tuner combines convenience, accuracy, and durability. No more fumbling with batteries, no more guessing if you’re in tune—it just works perfectly every time. A must-have for any guitarist!

$30 for one is a little steep for this tuner, but it works great, fast, accurate, and rechargeable. I would probably order the USB-C version of this if they would ever release it. I do understand it is probably unnecessary, and the Micro USB charging is just fine for such a small device. I will try to compare my other tuners before I finally decided to order the Nexxus 360 tuner. Micro Headstock Tuner (Clip-On version) - My very first tuner from D'addario. Solid and accurate. It's probably because the mini clip is tightly attached to the headstock without any wiggle. Micro Headstock Tuner(universal version) - I ordered 2, came defective due to over sensitivity. Ordered 2 more as replacement, defective and overly sensitive to the point of displaying random letters on its own. It is probably the universal clip, or an defective batch. I really did not like the universal clip mainly because the way it clips, one side is not flat enough to grab tightly onto the headstock Nexxus 360 Rechargeable Guitar Tuner - It is a perfect fit on my Classical Guitars headstock, extremely accurate, and fast. However, on my Acoustic Guitar, due to the headstock being thinner, the clip does wiggle to the left or right if a little pressure is applied, which is very annoying. The pros of this tuner out weighs the cons in terms of quality. Maybe I'll try the Micro Sound hole tuner later on, but for now if you want a small portable tuner, the Nexxus 360 or the Micro headstock tuner (clip on version) will do just fine.

Fantastic little tuner with great battery life, you're able to position the screen to suit just about any angle you would ever need

Have quite a few guitar tuners lying around, which allows for losing one and then finding another one! Bit like picks..... So have have tried quite a few types. This one seems to be accurate enough and agrees with the average shown by a number of other tuners. So happy with that. The size - this is the smallest tuner I have owned, ok smallness can be convenient, but this is just too easy to lose, and of course harder to find! Going to put a yellow stipe on its back! Consequently due to its size, the controls are difficult to use . The way of setting the reference frequency is beyond stupid, worse it comes with no instructions - None! So you need to go on to the internet to find out, and even then its not easy. Fortunately not something you alter a lot. The actual tunning is not bad and does pick up the low E reasonable well. The direction of tuning (above or below) makes sense. Battery life seems reasonable and charges fairly quickly. One good point is that the display is reasonably bright, was able to tune outside on a sunny day (in UK so a rare test!). No options for different instrument tunning such as ukulele. But to be honest always use the Chromatic setting anyway on the other tuners, but might be missed by beginners. Again guess this is due to the small display size. Similarly no gimmicks such as a metronome or tunning tones. The big downside is the price, one of the more expensive ones. Suspect paying for the name? The other downside its doesn't use a modern C USB charging socket, but this is probably due to the size of the unit, but a cable is supplied. Would I buy again - Probably, just for its brightness.

This tuner is accurate, has a very clear display which shows when it is in tune or not. It’s bright and I can read it easily at the end of my electric guitar, mandolin, or base. It’s a superior tuner-I’ve owned three other brands which are not as accurate, are not as easy to use, and none are nearly as bright as this one. Plus, it’s rechargeable and the charge lasts a very long time. I haven’t charged mine yet and it’s being a few weeks of heavy use, yet the built-in battery indicator says fully charged. I highly recommend this as a cut above, even if it’s a few bucks more. It’s worth it in this case!

lo uso sulle mie Strandberg senza paletta. Fantastico, immediato ed ergonomico.

Gut ablesbar, präzise und dabei klein und gut verarbeitet. Stimmen kann so einfach sein.