Harley Benton HBC06 Capo Acoustic/Electric

Can't easily beat the price of this capo, which nevertheless does its job on both acoustic and electric guitars. It might not be immediately intuitive how to operate it, but once adjusted for the proper tension, it just works, and has a nice diminutive incumbrance compared to other capos.

The only downside is that after a while the strip can slip and the capo needs to be tensioned again. This hasn't occurred to me while playing, but can be noticed in between days, so it is possible that the capo won't maintain tension throughout a whole gig.

Overall, quite satisfied for home/practice/rehearsal uses: 4/5.

A much cheaper, but slightly lower quality, version of this traditional type of capo made by the company with the same name as car tyres. This kind of capo has always been a bit more fiddly to use than the spring-loaded or metal lever type of much more expensive capo, but I like them because they do not get in the way of my fretting hand if you adjust the strap so that the plastic lever so that the end of the plastic lever doesn't extend beyond the length of the "shark's teeth" body. At this price you can have a capo in every pocket of every gig bag, in your car, and anywhere else that you might want one for emergencies.

I think this capo is very convenient for the occasionally use. This is the reason I bought it. The handling is very simple and it is also very small, so that if fits in any gigbag or even in a trouser pocket.
Also the manufacture is as good as always on Thomann. The price is unbeatable.

The capo is fixed with a cord. You can choose the position of the plastic-fastening, so that the capo is fixed tightly on the guitar-neck. The use is very simple. It's harder to explain it :)

It can be used with an e-guitar or also an acoustic. The cord is adjustable in the length you need for the thickness of your guitar-neck.

For people who use a capo more often I would reccomend a more stabile one, which will surely be more expensive.

My girl and me bought two of this capo in order to use it with a western guitar. This Capo fits any guitar we have at home (1 electirc/2 acoustic). and the preassure that the capo put on the fingerboard is enough and the handling is very easy. We used this capo heavily for about 4 month, but after this time the band of the capo borke. We ordered two of this capo the other capo boke also after 1 more month. We were not happy with this capo and ordered a solid capo. We would adive not to buy this capo for heavy use. The band is not solid enough for this. If you only want wo use this capo ocassionally it might be good enough. Especially if you consider the small price.

I haven't had that much experience with capos, but this seems like a really good first capo. It's well-build, the tension doesn't let go after a while (not sure if that's even possible, but still, it's a good thing).

The only downside, which might also be a general issue with capos is that at first, I got the feeling that'd break when I put it on and attempted to clamp it on. But it got eaiser after a few times. Might've been it needed to be used a couple of times to soften up, or it could've been me getting used to the amount of force needed.

Anyway, a great buy if you're thinking of a getting a capo :)