Dunlop 14CD

I don't play with a capo, I just bought a cheap one to use when setting up my bass.
If you want a capo to use while playing there are much better options available, this is not a good choice but it will work.
Because it uses a strap with sliding buckle for adjustment you will struggle to get it right each time. If you want a capo that can be moved quickly to a different fret position don't buy this one.

I got this capo years ago and it remains my only one. On the negative side, I would say that this style of capo is not the most efficient. It's certainly quick to remove, but putting it on can be a bit fiddly as the tightening action, if done too hastily, can pull strings down, raising their pitch. The ability to lengthen the strap combined with the selection of notches means it will suit any guitar and will be perfectly tight when applied. Very good if you're on a budget.

This capo has a very good design for both curved and flat fingerboards, providing good positive clamping. They are very easy to use and will not scratch the guitar.Also have a low profile guaranteed not to hinder your fingering.I highly recommend!

just enough if you're a novice

good quick fitting capo, great grip.