Dunlop 433P2.0 Ultex Sharp, 2.0mm, 6/Player's Pack

This pick makes lot of strong noise ..probably due the material .. I won’t use the ultex picks ..otherwise the size is perfect and would fit between fingers completely without any edge protruding out

Can’t say much about the comfort as it’s a mode of preference so you gotta try it yourself but You get what you see!I liked it.Has a great pick attack unless you pick like a p**sy.

I have used different picks over time ( Alice, d’addario , Jim Dunlop Tortex, etc ) but this Dunlop ultex sharp are the best pick ever.It looks nice , firm n nice grip n suits well for strumming as well as pickingDon’t think guys just go for this one

Picks seem to be of decent quality plastic. The color though doesnt match the picture shown though, looks little dull and is not opaque. Will play and decide how good it us. Fast delivery, within a day.--------Review after playing for several hours: The pick has a good grip. Didn't slip out of my fingers. Feel is also now. The tones sound rich. Very satisfied.

Although it’s a bit overpriced (6 for ₹317), the quality is really great.

Dunlop Ultex is one of the best picks i have every used. I use 0.73mm for acoustic guitar strumming and classical guitar and use Ultex 1.14mm for electric guitar lead playing. It creates very pleasant tone and provides very good attack and playability. Your playing will improve with this pick

I did like it

Love this one ! Glassy plastic , don’t know the name of the material but it feels very good. The hard body doesn’t flap much, gives you clean transients to the sound. Good for faster playing because of it’s hard glassy body.

I'm not exactly qualified to go into detail about guitar plectrums and what's great about them. But the ones I'm reviewing are the best I have personally used. The size I used were Jim Dunlop .90 and have just moved up to 1.14. I found it to be a great for what I enjoy playing on guitar.I personally don't swap out plectrums and use the same one for hours a day, for a month or two at a time. I find that these plectrums don't wear down quite as quick as others I have used and is exactly why I buy them. The texture is quite smooth but it isn't hard to grip. I've had no real issues with it and I would recommend them.But, the choice of plectrum is all based on personal opinion.

I’ve always had a bit of a problem wearing out guitar picks quite quickly from my picking style, but these picks seriously take a beating and last an amazing amount of time compared to others. I now use these picks if I ever feel like playing bass with a pick. The thickness and hard material perfectly compensate for the heavier strings and the force needed to play them. They are also great for guitar if you’re a fan of thicker picks.Because of the “Sharp” edges the pick features, they seamlessly glide over the strings and are very easy to play with. The tonality is definitely on the warmer side (especially on the heavier strings) as you lose the lightly scratchiness you get from thinner picks.Overall, they are fantastic picks with great playability, distinct tonality, and are extremely durable. What more can you need.

For so long I used 2mm tortex which I thought was good, but finding these has made life so pleasant. Mow my go to pick. The sound is more articulate, it wears well vs tortex and the tip angle which counts the most is exactly what I use to file down on all my picks for years. Wish I looked for this sooner…save me loads of effort. 72 pack is a great deal

A pick is a pick... well not quite. I've used so many over the years but I like these... they give a nice attack and are comfortable to use... I will buy again.

Robust and work well