PRS Guitars Clip-On Headstock Tuner (106663 001)

Very fine product. First one that I purchased stopped working, but I can't determine why.

I needed a clip on tuner and this looked like the best one for me due to being able to charge it via mini USB. That feature, and not having to source and replace watch batteries is worth all the money. However, it also functions perfectly and looks better than all the rest. True story: never been a PRS.guy. Thought they were pretty and boring. Got the tuner because it was rechargeable. Was so chuffed by the tuner I bought a used PRS a couple weeks later. It's also quite lovely and sounds fantastic, even if it is a bit of a boring "dad guitar." So yes, I make dumb decisions. The PRS tuner was not one of them. The guitar...well...it's pretty.

Can't really find any strikes against this tuner so far. Without a doubt the number one feature that sets this apart is the ability to recharge it via micro USB. I have a drawer full of dead Snarks that always seem to get lost before I can get it together to buy the proper battery. Of course I always find 'em after buying a new one.Haven't had a chance to try out the 'strobe' tuner yet, but that's a nice option to have as well. The chromatic setting appears accurate compared to other sources, so all good there. And the display is large and easy to read. Functionality and features are excellent across the board. Frankly, I'm a little mystified this hasn't shown up on any of the 'best tuner' lists, since it seems to tick so many boxes at a reasonable price.My only gripe is cosmetic; just not a huge fan of the carbon fiber look. This tuner is so good I can easily look past that, though.

I was looking for a real tuner with a different design, and when I saw this PRS turner, I was shocked. It is accurate; it is cool, and it has a back resembling carbon fiber. But the best of it is that it is rechargeable!What I didn't like, though, is that it didn't fit my classical Alhambra guitar. It worked well with all my other instruments (Bass, Ukulele, Electric Guitar, Mandolin). Still, I was disappointed that the clip didn't open sufficiently enough to fit the headstock of my classical Alhambra guitar. That is the only reason I do not give it five stars, but I also genuinely recommend it. So if you are looking for a tuner that fits your electric and small headstock acoustic instruments, you won't regret the choice. But if you are looking for a tuner that fits all your acoustic string instruments no matter the headstock size, I do recommend looking for other options.

I really like the clamping mechanism on this better than the typical snark tuners. I have had multiple snark tuners that the rubber feet slip off from, no issues with this one. Quite a few people commented on battery life being bad, but too be honest I haven't experienced this. I have a LOT of guitars in my collection and rotate quite a bit. So I'm always putting this on when I take them out of the case before a jam, and I've had tuned at least 15 or so over the past few days without any worry about battery. I will say it seems a little slower to respond than some other tuners. The display is nice and clear, and now I don't have to worry about stocking up on CR batteries.

It does what it's supposed to do. No complaints.

It’s 2025. Why are they still selling this with micro USB charging? Please upgrade to a USB-C input.

I get that it’s just a guitar tuner, but it’s the best one I’ve ever owned. I love the fact that it’s rechargeable. I love the fact that not only does it tune my 4 open bass strings, but it reveals what notes are playing not just the open strings. As a bass player it has helped me learn the neck of the bass easier.