Jim Dunlop7828 Capo

Easy to use and less bulk - would recommend

I bought one years ago and had lost it, so not been able to really play much without constantly changing tuning.Just found it again after ages and bought myself another one.These are absolutely perfect for ukulele and banjo-ukulele, and the multiple position strap means that it'll fit the thinnest of wooden ukulele necks or the thickest of banjolele necks. Also to mention is the build of it. Whilst people complain that the pin drops out, the point of it is so that after a month or two of use, you can strip it down, wash it in the sink (or even chuck the strap in the washing machine) and keep the metal and plastic out so you can clean it properly. Plus, it also helps for getting the strap tight on some ukes.Also those who say it's 'not clear it's for a ukulele', it literally says "Designed to fit banjo and ukulele fingerboards" in the description.

Aesthetically pleasing. Easy use/move. Satisfactorily sturdy and quality ok

A little tricky to get on but the size is much better suited for ukulele use than most capos

Simply does the job, although can be a bit fiddly to fit in a hurry.

I don't like being negative however this is unfortunately not strong enough for Western style guitars.

I've used a lot of capos on guitars over the years so when I got me a uke I decided to try one of these as it looked less fierce.I was very pleased at the quality and ease of use and it works perfectly. I don't even have to take it off as it's sits neatly past the bridge when not in use. Just slide it up when you want it .Would definitely buy this again.

Much less bulky than my plastic one. Easier to play around given that I use it on a soprano ukulele and there isn't much room on the fret board.