Master Guitar Chords Anywhere With The Portable Pocket Practice Tool - Includes Rotatable Chords Chart Screen And Battery! Review

This practice tool is okay for building calluses, and the chord chart seems okay. I just wish you could get more tension on the strings. The so called frets are not even close to the spacing on my guitar. Considering this item is one of the more expensive ones listed on Ebay, I was hoping for better quality. My G string snapped on it, so don't go crazy tightening the strings. If the allen heads on the string tensioners don't line up with the holes perfectly you're headed for disaster. The same…

Nice tool for beginners to learn cords and finger placement as well as helping to build up calluses on fingertips. It takes a little while to learn how to setup manual cord arrangements, make sure to read the instructions. This is great for practicing/ training when you don't have your guitar with you. Please understand the sound is not going to be the same as a guitar and not meant for tuning. I think this was worth buying and will help me learn as a complete beginner.

I ordered this product and received it quickly. The idea for this product is outstanding. The material that this is manufactured is worse than cheap plastic. It's comical. They could be so successful with a little more effort in product design and putting in better materials. It's really a shame. I'm returning this product because it does not meet expectations.

This Pocket Guitar Chord Practice Tool, Portable Guitar Neck for Trainer Beginner w/ a Rotatable Chords was purchased as a gift and she loved it. A+

This product made of nicely finished metal. The markings are not only painted but etched into the metal. It gets five stars because of how well it works. It has both standard and metric and is pretty easy to read for my older eyes. I would suggest this for hobbyist to professionals. If you work on guitars this helps setup go much faster.

I think it could use more features. You should be able to accurately here what it sounds like. Good for learning the notes and chords, but note the sounds.

This is a handy little gadget but, at the tighter resolutions, the quality control shows issues. For example, on the .010" string height gauge your machining and printing have to be spot-on perfect. Mine cuts almost all of it off, meaning their process is nearly .010" out of true. I can work around it by treating .020" as .010" and adjusting all the other measurements accordingly but, for a tool that's intended for these tight tolerances, their manufacturing is rather sloppy…

very inexpensive and does what it is suppose to do. the guage has many measurement modalities so if one does not do it for you another one will.note: i just received a question about the product name. amazon lists it estone. on the product the product name is baroque. go figure?

This is a great tool to check you guitar setup easy to read and use. My only issue is that it has a jagged edge to it, might be able to sand them a little to smooth out the edge. But I would buy again

Not clear enough directions and it doesnt make any sound so I cant hear if I'm playing the correct note! That's my review.

Ok for beginners probabably but if you already know all the basic chords it may not be useful.For some reason, I though it was made of wood - NOT - It's plastic so it feels light and cheapy. The strings are tunable sort of. I was afraid to tighten them to standard tyuning for fear of breaking somethig inside made of plastic. I returned mine for a fefund because it wasn't any help to me.

The only issue I have is the two week plus e-shipment from China. As long as you are willing to wait for the product it is worth the price. It is stainless steel and as advertised.

I was excited that my item arrived so quickly but disappointed because some of the items like the battery and the wrench were missing.

arrived on time.but this gadget is hard to play without slipping, the idea for practice is smart but functionality is not there, that's why it's going back.

I was unaware it didn't make noise, so I'm not that happy with it. I'd like it more if it made the music notes but I guess you get what you pay for. Nowhere did it state in the product name that it doesn't play the notes you are holding if I'd seen that I wouldn't have bought it.

It doesn’t help train you at all. It just shows cords but I don’t know if I’m putting my fingers on the right strings. And the strings are not steel. It doesn’t tell you if you are placing fingers correctly. I will b returning it.

Hard to use a ruler is works better. The depth scale is no more than black paint, photo is on black background. I thought the gauge had cut outs for depth.

This is an amazing tool for those who are busy and can't take their guitar to work. Download a metronome app in your phone and use this to change chord progressions on the beat of the metronome! Work the scales (Shape 1 at least, not enough room for more). And it's silent and will not bother anyone at work. I don't use the digital screen since I don't need to learn the chord shapes. I just need accuracy, more finger dexterity, speed and practice

Got this as a birthday gift for a young beginner, but threw it away and bought something else. Can not recommend. Doesn’t perform the way they represent; very disappointing. Cheap, ugly packaging, ridiculously bad and inadequate instructions. Avoid.

I bought this so I can still keep my fingers going and calluses built up while I don’t have my guitars with me. This product isn’t made to produce sound, nor is it made to be tuned to standard tuning. The Allen wrench is merely to tighten the strings again the fret board. It does show the chords accurately from major to minor, sus, aug, dim and 7,9 etc. It’s only function really it to be able to have something to put your fingers on for memory. I will try a couple more days and use the…