Harley Benton Stringwinder

Good at first use but it gets really stiff to turn after you have used it for a while.

It works, but became squeaky after like 10 mins. There's quite a bit of friction inside that generates squeaks and makes the movement "not that smooth". But still works, so 3 stars.

Quality seems good but could not test it since bought them thinking they would work on bass guitars. they dont, and its not mentioned

Bought a couple of these. One is noticeably stiffer than the other, while the other has some noticeable 'play'. But nothing too dramatic -- both work fine.

winds strings not for me really

Honestly barely better than doing it by hand. Keeps sliding out. I think it might work better with larger tuning heads, but even then, the cheap plastic does not give me confidence

It's very simple but it gets the job done. If you want something better or fancy, you need to buy a 3-1 tool.

Cheap effective stringwinder, no squeaks or friction.

The head section is a female cross, and is a little too small for large tuning pegs, i.e. bass guitar.

You might as well get one with a string cutter. Upgrading after a few months is just silly.

Hariba are not much more expensive and quite a bit better. Still they work and are worth the pricetag.

I bought this thinking it would do the job for my bass guitars. Nope. The part that fits the pegs is just too small. It slips out easy too.

I don't play guitar so I would never know about guitars but for bass guitars of any kind, I would not recommend. Didn't fit the paddle pegs or any other pegs, including MTD, Jerzy, Warwick, Freedom Custom Guitar Research Dulake, Sadowsky, Fibenare, etc, etc.