Harley Benton HBCA-7D-A D-Style Capo A/E

It's made of cheap material, but it does its job.

Quality of the Capo is worth. The spring is much to hard. Im worried do damage the neck with it. Handling is quite easy but I recoment to buy another capo. e.g. from planet wave

A good quality product and easy to use with it's quick release grip. But I find this capo a bit cumbersome and too tight. It restricts fretting to a degree near the Capo no matter how you lay it across the fret board. I wouldn't buy another one. I prefer the elastic low profile ones as it is easier to adjust the tension and is less bulky.

The capo is a bit on the big side of capo's but it works as expected, quality is fine. great if you just need a capo and dont have much money

a bit bulky !

It happends sometimes that it doesn't press the 1st and the last E chords with the same pressure on my acoustic guitar so I have to move the Capo in a different position in order to make it work better.
It is not very good looking and it is not very easy to handle it but still it does its job.

At first glance it is a very solidly built capo, and the spring action is easy to operate with one hand. However, in use it seems to press down too hard on my fretboard, which bends the strings and sends them slightly off-pitch. It also doesn't properly press down the high E string without having to move it around a few times, which can be a nuisance if the string is buzzing a lot.

Good overall. Buzz may happen but rare or if wrongly placed.

Not a bad cappo!
But after a year or so the spring started to loosen, this led to deadened string sound when used. I still use it but now only on my fatter necked guitars.