AeroBand Guitar Smart Guitar With Silicone Strings, Travel Silent Guitar With Detachable Fretboard, Headphone Jack, Built-in Speaker and Drum system, Aeroband APP Play, MIDI
- 9 Built-in Tones: From soulful piano to twangy banjo and punchy electric guitar—each tone offers a unique playing experience.
- More Than a Guitar: Built-in speaker, mic port, drum loops, and one-touch capo key—play anywhere without amps, pedals, or cables.
- Take It Anywhere: Detachable design, with a custom case measuring just 74.5cm—perfect for carry-ons, car trunks, and life on the move.
- Always in Tune: No tuning required. Just play.
- Full MIDI Compatibility: Works seamlessly with major DAWs on Windows and macOS—no drivers, no setup, just connect via USB-C.
- Pain-Free Playing: Silicone strings and zero string height ensure smooth, effortless play—ideal for long, comfortable sessions.
More Than a Guitar
With a built-in speaker, drum loops, and one-touch transposition via capo key, AeroBand Guitar gives you the power to perform anywhere—no amps, pedals, or extra gear needed.
From living rooms to backyards, solo jams to street performances, you're no longer tied down by cables and equipment.
Just you and your guitar—ready to play, any time, any place.
Multi Tones
Unlock your creativity with 9 versatile built-in sounds—from soulful piano to twangy banjo and punchy electric guitar. Each tone offers a unique playing experience, letting you break free from limits and reimagine your sound every time you play.
Q&A
How long can the guitar be used after a full charge? How long does it take to charge?
After a full charge, the guitar can be used for at least 10 hours.Fast Charging: 3-4 hours Slow Charging: 7-8 hoursWe do not provide a fast-charging adapter, so users will need to purchase one themselves. We recommend using an adapter with a power output of at least 20W.Charging Indicator:
Can the AeroBand Guitar perform techniques like hammer-ons, pull-offs, and slides, similar to a traditional guitar? What about bends and vibratos?
These techniques—hammer-ons, pull-offs, and slides—can be enabled in the app. However, bends and vibratos are not yet supported.
Can the guitar use a capo?
Our guitar has a built-in capo function integrated into the buttons on the headstock. You can easily change the capo position using the buttons.
Testimonials
Franci S.
I have rheumatoid arthritis and could only play or 15 - 20 minutes. My husband and I have played for 3 or 4 hours. I’ was frustrated and ready to give up. I’m 71 and have been playing since I was 10 years old.
My husband bought me an Aeroband for my birthday. I played a C chord and I was shocked. It was Chrystal clear, you could hear
Every single note. I almost dropped the guitar. For the first time in a long time we played for about 3 hours that night. My wrist and fingers didn’t hurt. We play more often and for hours. The groups I play with was shocked and couldn’t believes the great sound. I’ve several friends compliment me on the sound, and the clarity of my chords. My friend from high school gave me a hug and said “today you are the happiest I’ve seen you in a long time.” I will never be able to Repay my husband and Aeroband.
THANK YOU FOR A MAKING GREAT PRODUCT AND getting to my happy place.
jim tabasz
Great fun and more!
Loving the Aeroband guitar! Super functions, nice documentation and first class packaging. I’m using the styrene wedges from the box to tilt my amp up for better sound!
One feature I’m hoping for is that a firmware update can provide a hammer-off function to add to the hammer on functions you can turn on on the app. This would provide s much needed style feature for acoustic, jazz, and other genres.
Thanks for great support and product.
Kerry Reisinger
2 days in…really enjoying this
I ordered the AeroBand guitar shortly after turning 70. In the 3 year run up to that I had been diagnosed with De Quervain’s AND Dupuytren’s in both hands. Needless to say I was having a very difficult time playing any of my 8 guitars.
I ran across AeroBand on Facebook. I was intrigued and ordered one.
With the light fretboard touch required I can actually play and have fun again.
No, it’s not a real guitar…can’t bend strings…but truthfully I don’t care, particularly with all the fun sounds available….especially banjo and piano which I have no idea what to do with…but I do it anyway. LOL
All we need are more colors.
I saw a video at the recent NAMM and they had a blue and pink model.
I would have LOVED that option in real life.