
Kyser · Capos
Quick-Change Capo
Black, six-string acoustic
The original one-handed capo, and the shape every cheap capo is copying
Move the key without learning new chord shapes
A capo clamps across a fret and shortens every string at once, so the shapes you already know come out in a different key. That makes it the fastest way for a beginner to play along with a recording. The thing that separates a good one from a bad one is whether it pulls the strings sharp: too much clamping force bends the string sideways and the guitar goes out of tune.

Kyser · Capos
Black, six-string acoustic
The original one-handed capo, and the shape every cheap capo is copying

D'Addario · Capos
Black
The capo that lets you set the clamping force instead of guessing it

WINGO · Capos
Silver, with five picks
The fast, cheap trigger capo, with the tuning compromise that implies

TANMUS · Capos
Black, with pick holder and pin puller
A trigger capo that also holds your picks and pulls bridge pins

AROMA · Capos
Antique Copper
Adjustable clamping pressure at a price where nobody else offers it

IMUSGO · Capos
Black
The plain, cheap trigger capo, with a release lever that saves your strings