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Portable Guitar CHords Trainer with Rotatable Display Screen
Portable Guitar Training Tool
Guitar Trainer aims to allow you to practice chords and fingering anytime and anywhere.
We built in most common guitar chords in our Pocket Guitar Chords Trainer.
The main feature is to reserve chords as you need. You can choose and reserve chords to practice one by one, or reserve the whole guitar chords of a song to practice songs directly.
Notes about Putting in Battery:
While putting in the battery, please push the battery case and put in the battery directly. Please do not remove the sponge spacer. Removing the sponge spacer will cause not to turn on.
2 Modes Operation: Chords Mode and Cycle Play Mode
1. Chords Mode: You can choose, reserve and delete chords in Chords Mode only.
2. Cycle Play Mode: Once you set a sequence of chords, switch to the Cycle Play Mode to play the reserved chords.
How to switch between the Chords Mode and Cycling Play Mode.
Press the Power button for 2 seconds to switch modes.
In Chords Mode, the screen shows the chord and fingering chart, it leaves blank at the bottom left of the screen.
In Cycling Play Mode, the screen shows the chord and fingering chart, it shows metronome icon and TEMPO at the bottom left of the screen.
Store chords one by one in order to practice chords. For example: How to store a chord C and a Chord Em in order? Check the picture below
How to choose, reserve and delete chords?
1. Choose Chords: Switch to the Chords Mode, press the CHORD button, the 7TH-9TH button and MAJ/MIN button to choose needed chords.
2. Reserve chords: Once a chord is selected, press the 7TH-9TH button for 2 seconds to show and check the sequence of the chord.
In the middle of the screen, you will see MEMO and a flashing number, the flashing number represents the sequence of the chord.
While the number is flashing, you can single press the MAJ/MIN button to save the sequence of the chord.
After you confirm the sequence of a chord, press the 7TH-9TH button for 2 seconds to save it.
3. Delete Chords: If you need to delete chords, it needs to be in Chords Mode, too.
Press the 7TH-9TH button and MAJ/MIN button at the same time for 3 seconds to delete all stored chords.
Jham
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2025
This thing is a gimmick. It's only benefit is showing you chords that a manual or online could do for cheaper. It will not tighten enough to emulate real string pressure.
Linda S Brisque
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2025
If you want to learn to play a guitar this is one way. This great for anyone at any age
CPL
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2024
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.
Benjamin Phillippi
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2024
This guitar chord practice tool is very practical, helping me quickly master various chords, with simple operation and user-friendly interface. Its prompt function is very accurate, suitable for beginners, the practice effect is obvious, and progress is fast!
Lon
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2024
I found this very shoddly designed. Also it doesn't play the cords or your fingering so you don't get auditory feedback. Maybe this feature was broken in mine
Michael M.
Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2023
First let me say it should be obvious, but I guess it’s not judging by some reviews, this is NOT a musical instrument! It’s purpose is to help you learn chord shapes and help you to build speed switching between them. You can enter various chords in whatever order you like, set a tempo from 30-260 and the chord shapes will cycle on the little screen. The strings provided are for practicing finger placement. They’re not the greatest but they’ll do. There’s a way to tighten them but I wouldn’t over do it. Doesn’t feel like it will take too much tension.Now for the bad, the instructions are kinda awful but with some time and effort you’ll figure it out. Also, the battery compartment is very loose, I had to put a piece of tape over it to keep from accidentally opening it. If it opens and the battery falls out, you have to reprogram all the chords you entered! I had this happen… Bummer!Overall I would recommend it! It’s really portable and pretty solid (closed). In the open position, with the cover slid back exposing the strings, it’s not so solid but you’re really just using the string part, the cover part is just something to hold on to with your non-fretting hand. Fully opened you have 6 frets. If you don’t slide the cover all they way open, say just exposing 5 frets or even just 4, the whole unit is very solid! Most, if not all, of the work you’ll be doing as a beginner will be on the first 3 frets, tops 4, anyway.
D. M. Solo
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2023
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.
Tania Cortés
Reviewed in Mexico on April 11, 2023
El material no está mal es de plástico, viene con 2 baterías, y una bolsita negra donde guardarlo. Me parece bien para practicar los acordes que es lo que más se me dificulta pero si se me hace demasiado caro simplemente para practicar no es como si pudieras tocar. No hace ruido que se me hace genial ya que trabajo en oficina.
Gabriel
Reviewed in Mexico on July 19, 2022
se entrtego a tiempo y producto bueno, lo que se esperaba
C
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2022
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.
María Rosas
Reviewed in Mexico on April 25, 2022
El producto es exactamente cómo en las fotos, sin embargo, no produce sonido ni válida si estás tocando correctamente
Jaime quezada
Reviewed in Mexico on June 25, 2021
excelente para practicar
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