1. Again only very minor quibbles in a very usable and useful app.Have been using this app since 2013 and at that time it was the best out there, but has not had any updates for 9 years, and is not optimized for the latest versions of Android, so have been trying Carltune and it is just as accurate, but with more features, regular updates and a better UI, I paid the 3.99 for the add fee versionI have used Cleartune for years but must switch as the app stopped updating their features on Android.
2. It appears that an update may be required for new Android Phones I rated a 3 because it is actually a 5 for iPhone and 0 for AndroidThis is the most accurate tuner ever made.
3. They could double the price and it would still be a bargain.It can have some trouble occasionally where it flips between notes as you are tuning, but you should be aware of the general pitch so it isn't an issue.
4. It would be too bad if someone were to spend the money on the app thinking it would deliver this feature only to find it missing from the current version.Best, most accurate tuner ever.
5. It really needs a stability update since it's last update was in 2012.Very non-intuitive to use! Perhaps it would make more sense if I were a music thoery undergraduate student!?? I paid for the app, and is so difficult to use, I literally don't use it.
6. I just want to be able to tune my guitar in standard tuning, drop d, and down a whole step.
7. I just started taking guitar lessons so as a total noob I can say that this tuner flat out rules.
8. We shouldn't be charged for an app that hasn't been updated since 2012 and crashes on newer phones.
9. It doesn't do much in terms of fancy features or anything beyond pitch recognition and producing a set pitch.
10. Using this tuner is like stepping on a scale to weigh yourself so the user interface is very intuitive.
11. I tried the free Boss tuner but felt that I needed more visual reinforcement.