Great little tool. Volume control allows for just the right level of audibility. I'm purely using the metronome and haven't used the tuner yet as I have that in my rig already. Portable, yet sturdy, it's a real bargain. A couple quick observations I would make: 1) The angle of the stand is kind of shallow, I'd prefer it stand a little closer to upright; 2) I'd prefer a click to a beep on the metronome, or at least ability to choose, 3) The fit on the case is a mite snug. It's fine - it just requires some effort to get it in and out of the sleeve.

You will not find a better metronome for this price. The metronome function can be subdivided, As is common practice, there is a pitch generator, but not only that, a tuner too. I have used the tuner with sight singing. There are plenty of apps available for phones, and I have a few, but I really prefer to have this purpose specific device. The battery will last long, and I will have my phone available for other things when I need it.

I was looking for a guitar tuner primarily for my 12 string Hagstrom Viking. I was using a very popular phone app which was ok, but never was too confident that I was tuning properly. When I was looking at stand alone tuners KLIQ and another brand were rated highly. I chose this because of other reviews and quite honestly the price on Amazon. I have been pleasantly surprised with the MetroPitch. It tunes all my guitars effortlessly, including my Yamaha acoustic using a Seymour Duncan woody sc pickup. My 12 string has "in tune" strings now.... all 12 of them. I didn't realize how far off I was in octaves with just my phone until I used this for the first time.That alone was well worth the purchase.
I am not a professional by any stretch of the imagination. I really just picked up the guitar again after a 35 year hiatus playing drums. This has helped me get back into playing with confidence. Amazon was great in pricing and delivery and I will continue to search out deals here first.

I've been using a number of different iPhone apps for tuning my synths and running a metronome. I wanted a standalone tuner that had some flexibility and was roughly the same size as the iPhone. While searching for one, I came across the KLIQ MetroPitch, and saw that it was a tuner, a metronome, a tone generator... basically, a floor wax AND a desert topping! Got it yesterday (fast shipping!) and it is exactly what I wanted. Lightweight, intuitive and accurate. 5 stars, great value

My new violin teacher told me that I needed to practice more my intonation. I started to practice with a Korg TM50BK and notice that no matter how hard I try I never knew if the note i was playing was really in tune or out of tune because when is in tune almost all the lights turn on(green and red) it was very very rare to get a solid green. So I decided to see if there was a better alternative I saw pretty good reviews about this Kliq tuner so I decide to give it a try. This tuner is pretty fast, however don't expect this tuner to read 8 notes in 1 sec. But if you play a note per sec or even 2 notes per second it will register. The good thing about this tuner is that when you play note E or any note and is in the correct pitch the whole screen will turn green and stays green as long as you keep the finger on the note. The Korg failed to do that. Regarding the battery it came with 2-AAA heavy duty batteries. I play with this tuner for about 2 hours every day and it gave me a low battery indication in about a week. I guess it will last longer if Alkaline batteries are used. I haven't use the metronome capabilities or the tone generator capabilities that much, I was more interested when buying this in the tuner function than the metronome or tone generator, to me those other 2 options are a plus. So far I'm pretty happy.