Ukulele Capo Aluminium Alloy Clamp for 4 Strings Uke Soprano Concert Tenor Baritone Light Weight Ukulele Clamp with Free Guitar Picks (Black)

Works great. I use it with both a tenor and concert ukulele. I don't use it often, but sometimes it's helpful for playing along with a song that's in a difficult key. (The key of B, for example, is a pain to play on the ukulele when you're first starting.)When I first started using this capo, my uke would sound out of tune. But I think was just not putting it on the neck well, because after a few days it started working great. I guess I needed to learn how to correctly place it on the neck.

I like this capo for it's slim design that doesn't get in the way while playing. It's easy to put on and take off and doesn't requires a lot of pressure to place or remove because of the lever action. This is for my second guitar, so I don't have to keep track of which case the capo is in. It's always with me.

This little capo simplifies key changes on a ukulele.

I love the way it points down, it gives my finger more room to chord. The clamp is narrow so I can only use it on the first 2 frets of my concert ukulele. The neck gets wider as you go down and it won’t fit past the 2nd fret.

It works as a capo is supposed to. It is not fancy, but if you need a capo for your ukulele, I would recommend this one.

Who needs all those bizarre barre chords when you can use this capo to change keys? My index finger does not do barre chords well, so I was pleased to find this. Now I can play all my favorite songs with just a few chords and my capo. Highly recommend this.

I bought this for my tenor uke, and it does everything it's supposed to do. The metal frame is sturdy and the spring is plenty capable of putting enough force on the strings. Solid capo as far as I can tell, would buy again.

Not the easiest to fit over the neck of my concert ukulele, but it does work and sounds good.