Pocket Guitar Chord Practice Tool, Portable Guitar Neck for Trainer Beginner w/a Rotatable Chords Chart Screen Battery Included
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- Smart Guitar Chords Training Tool 6 String 6 Fret allowing you to practice more versatile scales and note combinations; design a rotatable screen which could display the most basic, common chords featuring precise finger positions, as we put over 400 kinds of chords inside the IC. Great for guitar beginners/ students to develop muscle memory for chords and is a perfect tool for finger placement exercise.
- Silent Chord Practice Only No Sound & Not Tunable: This guitar trainer is designed for silent chord and finger placement practice. It does not produce guitar sound, as it aims to improve finger's sensitivity without the environmental restrictions. Allows you to practice anywhere: cars, airplanes, subway, the office, school, dinner table. No noise means no restrictions.
- Genuine Strings Equipped with genuine steel strings. Steel strings are plated to prevent rust. Practicing chords via the genuine guitar steel strings remains the same feel while playing guitar then. This ensures your chord and finger placement practice transfers seamlessly to actual guitar playingno awkward adjustment when switching to your instrument.
- Portable & Convenient Always Within Reach: Compact and lightweight, it fits easily into your pocket or bag. Includes a carry pouch for protection and portability. It is not as bulky as a guitar. Wherever life takes you, your guitar practice can come along. Battery CR2032 is included in package. The wrench allows you to adjust string tension to your preference, providing the perfect feel for extended practice sessions.
- Bonus Built-In Metronome Stay in rhythm while practicing with the integrated metronome, adjustable to your preferred tempo. The metronome is for timing onlyit does not produce guitar tones.
Brand Name: Moreup
Age Range Description: Kid, Young Adult
Instrument: Guitar
Manufacturer Part Number: guitar tool
Model Number: guitar tool
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Color: Brown
Theme: Music
Size: Compact
Item Weight: 0.27 Kilograms
Battery Description: Lithium
Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included)
Number of Keys: 4
Number of settings: 1
Is Assembly Required: No
Educational Objective: Reading
Operation Mode: manual
Number of Players: 1
Power Source: battery powered
Material Type: Alloy Steel
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My hubby and I were taking our yearly trip to Mexico, he has been learning the guitar and I go this for him for Christmas so he could take it with us on vacation and continue to learn while away from home. It does not play music, so it doesn't disturb anyone, but keeps him practicing and retaining info. I wish they had one for the ukulele, which I am learning to play. =)
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Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2026 by Samantha Rai
This pocket practice guitar is NOT a good tool for learning chords. The neck is smaller than a both a full-size guitar and a half-size guitar. The spacing between the strings, and the distance between the frets, are smaller and more narrow than standard guitars. Therefore your fingers CAN'T develop the proper muscle memory when you place them on the strings. I thought the digital chords and metronome would be helpful for developing speed and accuracy in changing chords, but the metronome is silent and the Chinese-translated directions for use are incomprehensible. Nothing can replace the repetition and consistent practice on a real guitar. A tuning key is included but accurate tuning is impossible. Hearing the sound of the chords is essential to getting accurate fingerings, and this is not possible. Save your money! This is an expensive piece of junk.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2023 by D. M. Solo
Serious guitarists: this is what you need to know. First off, to everyone complaining that it doesn’t sound like a guitar. It’s not meant to be a guitar, strings aren’t meant to be tuned to pitch. With that blaring fact out of the way, let me tell you what exactly this is. This is a mock guitar neck to practice chords, build dexterity and MAYBE learn some chords with the little chord library. I REALLY wanted to like this thing and tried to convince myself it was worth it. But the biggest deal breaker besides the fact you can’t actually play it was that in full extension, the joint break would snap off (not break but annoying to snap back into place). If you try to use this thing as a mock guitar, the ergonomics won’t even allow it because there’s nothing to counteract the left hand so you’re effectively struggling to hold it and “practice”. The little computer seemed to work fine enough but might I suggest an app called ChordShapes, it’s free and does the same thing. If you’re willing to spend this much on mock guitar, I think you’re better off saving a little more and just getting an actual guitar. The only thing that will make you better is actual real time with the guitar, and this will only take away that time. If convenience and portability is a factor, I would suggest just getting a smaller guitar-related instrument like a ukulele or guitarlele. They’re all the same notes, just small snapshot sections of the fretboard of a normal guitar. Heck even a mini guitar would be better than this. As always, it’s not about the gear that’ll make you better. It’s the time you put into it.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2022 by C
I wrote a scathing review when I first received it. I have grown to think that most of the bad reviews are a result of misunderstanding what this product IS or how to use it due to instructions that seem incomplete. This is NOT a guitar!! This will NOT play music! This is a practice tool for while you’re sitting around doing nothing you can practice your fingering for the guitar. This is a piece of plastic that slides down to reveal a wooden block with guitar strings strung over a few frets. Then there is an electric component. When you first get it (it comes with batteries) you will see the finger depression to open the battery case. Inside is a small cube like sponge, don’t remove that even though the first time I closed the battery compartment it felt like I’d break the little door trying to compress the sponge. The flat side of the battery faces up. Lost press the power button to turn it on. You will then see a chord appear with the finger positions. I do wish it would check your accuracy, but aside from that it’s actually a cool little tool for those of us who are just learning. I’ve read several reviews that say it sounds bad. This is NOT a guitar! If you want the chord sound, then get a guitar. If you want to be able to sit on public transportation or in the waiting room at the doctor’s office and practice fingering chords, this will help you. Again, if you are looking for a pocket sized guitar, this is not it. I think technology has spoiled us a bit and we suddenly expect everything to be amazing and miraculous. This is a basic but kind of cool learning tool for those of us with no God given talent for guitar outside of desire. If that’s what you want, to feel actual strings beneath your fingers as you try to practice finger placement on the neck, this will help. It will not play, nor is it a full neck. I don’t think these reviews speak much of the product honestly, but more of people’s expectations as mine was at first. I wanted a feedback device that was intuitive and provided feedback. That’s a little lofty. This is simple, but effective if you’re looking to simply practice.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2024 by Always looking to mimic life more closely
Husband plays in the praise band at church.....When we travel or go to someones house this is wonderful! GREAT use of the Lords money!!
Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2026 by JA Snyd
It's all plastic...which I didn't expect. I should've read the description better, but even the frets are molded into the plastic, they are not metal. The screen for the chords is cool, but really unnecessary in hindsight. I mean, why would you try to learn a new chord from scratch on this thing? You should know the chord before you even pick this thing up! Overall, just thoroughly unimpressed. I returned it and bought one made of wood and metal...and no chord screen.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2025 by I Like to Review
Awesome device when you want to practice but don't want to disrupt those around you or want to develop muscle memory and strength. Yes, when I originally purchased this, I imagined listeming to this. Don't get me wrong it might be possible to invent a small version that can play the right notes. This is something that you can practice with in a theater, plane, long trip without driving, doctors office beach, etc. it is not an instrument though. just a tool to help with finger exercises and muscle memory. Enjoy this device it is definitely worth it. If you have the extra money to spend $500.00+ then just buy another guitar ie Travel ,Mini, Ukulele etc. if you want a device that you can practice spacing, and other exercises then buy this. you won't be disappointed.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2024 by CPL
This is a gimmick product. It's useless. All it does is sequence the chords on a tiny LCD screen and you set the timing. You can be more effective using paper and a pencil. This has no confirmation tones and doesn't make any sound so you don't know if you've even got the chords right. Waste of Time don't buy it!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2022 by Rich