Augshy Guitar Picks

These picks feel and function the same as Fender mediums and other well known medium picks I’ve used, but at a fraction of the cost. The 0.71 mm thickness hits that perfect balance of flexibility and control, giving a warm, rounded tone that works great for both practice and playing out. They’re comfortable in the hand, durable, and don’t feel flimsy or cheap at all. The variety of colors is a nice bonus, and having a large pack means I’m never scrambling for a pick. These are an excellent value and honestly hard to beat for everyday playing. Highly recommended!!

Excellent quality/quantity ratio, they're basic, but they're comparable to other regular brands. Definitely would recommend. (also, has varied thicknesses of picks, so it's got a little something for everyone. Nothing thick as a bass pick in here though- it works only for guitar). Also it smells horrid when you first pull it out of the box, but it airs out after a little while, so don't chuck it in the trash. VInyl smells funny for some reason

This pack has thin, medium, and heavy picks, perfect for experimenting with tone and playing style. The celluloid feels smooth but grippy, and there are plenty of picks to last a long time. Excellent value for any guitarist.

What can you say? They're picks and you get a lot of 'em for very little money. I bought the "thins" version, which seem just a tiny bit thinner than Fender thins. Because of this, they are a tiny bit more likely to break in the middle of your Spinal Tap-esque solo. I'm not a great player, but what I lack in skill I make up for by hitting the strings very hard. Even so, I most often get through four noisy sets without breaking one of these picks. In fact, in the month or so I've been using them, I think I've only cracked one, which is about average for me, so maybe they're more durable than I'm giving them credit for. They just feel a bit flimsy. They come in a wide variety of bright colors and are pretty attractive, as picks go. The only real downside: they STINK! Good God Almighty, do they stink. I'm not sure what recycled plastic they use to make these, but I can only assume it comes from the soles of sandals worn by former Pharaohs who have been embalmed, mummified and rotting underground for 2,500 years. Phew! Seriously, though, it's a strong, stinky, plastic-y smell that is not ever going to be mistaken for roses. I'm hoping the smell goes away after a while. But honestly, it's not TOO terrible, so long as you keep your nose away from the Ziplock bag (my recommendation) you're keeping them in. I've been carrying about 50 picks (in bags) in all my guitar cases for the past month, and the smell hasn't spread to the guitar/case in that time, so that's really not a worry. Bottom line: For the money, why not?

I bought this guitar picks set to create a unique guitar pick bouquet, and it was a total success! The variety of colors and designs made the bouquet look vibrant and eye-catching. The picks are good quality — sturdy and not too flimsy, so they hold their shape perfectly in the arrangement. If you’re looking for a fun craft project or a special gift idea for a music lover, this set is perfect. It made my DIY bouquet not only beautiful but meaningful too!

Ive played guitar for a while. Ill tell you now, unless youre in the world of unique or more specific picks, these are exactly the same as the fender or other band name ones. Same sound quality and everything. Theyre really exactly the same. And a great value.

Very thin, and they smell really weird

These are exactly the same as the pics you are used to. Great colors and this pack will last you quite a while even if you are a performing musician. Can’t beat the price -excellent quality.