Mechanical Metronome with Accent Bell, Classic Shape, Accurate Beat, Multiple Beat Modes, Suitable for Piano Guitar Drums Violin Saxophone etc（Wood Grain）

The media could not be loaded. Why I love this metronome over 3 others I’ve tried (Sondery, TERENCE, and Korg):- It’s WELL-BUILT using high-quality, thicker plastic. Put together with minimal to no flex. You won’t accidentally break this thing.- It’s COMPACT and highly PORTABLE. Built-in rechargeable battery seems to last a long time. Not odd-shaped or with protruding bits, it can fit nicely in your pocket, your purse, your man bag, etc.- It SOUNDS NICE; even if there are only 3 tone sets to choose from, they are all distinct enough from one another, and all sound good. I dig the one in my video; I can listen to it for long practice sessions without tiring of it.- Has great VISUAL TIMING AIDS. This device has 3 distinct LEDs to help CALIBRATE your internal beat keeping (one LED each for the 1st, the subsequent, and the subdivision beat counts), while the sweeping back-and-forth metronome-like animation help you to ANTICIPATE the upcoming beats.Together with the audio beats, you have THREE different timing signals WORKING TOGETHER to help you stay in sync.- SIMPLE interface and interaction DESIGN. There are no obscure icons, complex button sequences, poor feedback, unintuitive operations, etc. All the operations are EASY TO LEARN, EASY TO REMEMBER.A dial such as the one on the Sondery metronome to set the tempo may be nice. I think holding down the Up or Down buttons to increment by + or - 5 bpm would be even better for me (during drum practice, I’m almost always in multiples of 5s or 10s!)The display is bright, and its information design is simple and sensible. EASY TO SEE AND COMPREHEND.Lastly, the larger Start/Stop button is functionally simple, yet it does a lot design-wise to increase overall approachability and first-time usability for new users. And for me, there’s something quietly satisfying starting and ending my practice sessions pressing and holding a nice rubber button down a couple of seconds.—-Note that even though the brand name of the store is AUPHY, this is an AROMA-branded device. You can also find the exact same item from other brands, such as LINRAX.

Cool little metronome. It is a Faux wood metronome. But it looks really nice. My girlfriend plays cello, I play guitar and it's nice having a decorative metronome sitting in the living room.

This metronome is made of plastic and is lightweight. It does come with a clear cover unlike others you might see on Amazon as well as dust cloths and a little clip. The metronome does a decent job at keeping time until you get to the 50 mark and below, at which point sometimes it stalls, works fantastic at higher beats per minute. The bell is annoying but some might find useful as it dings every 4th beat. For the price I think it's a good value, not sure about how long it will last, the arm is a bit flimsy. Be sure you read all instructions before using it, taking the cover off is hard, you pull down, and to use the bar you need to slide it out, not pull on it, otherwise you might bend it.

I've had it for years now and it's gone through 2 moves and it still works fine. It's cheap and plastic but it's loud so you'll hear it over your playing. Really no complaints.

Very helpful with rhythm for piano

This was a gift for my grandson and he loves it. He plays the saxophone and has found it very helpful for his timing.

After the first practice session it no longer swings. It's a very disappointing piece of clockwork

rhythm tic toc.am new to this item.it works for me as I gave it 5 stares; Am hard of hearing (75 years old vet)yet the tone (to me is marching in cadence)