Korg Pitchblack X

Having tried a couple of other floor tuners in the past, I needed something with a bigger display. Korg is a well known brand and since I still have a tuner since I was 15, now 40, I can verify the quality! The following are from my perspective as a hobbyist guitar player. Pros: Standard size for those who are into it. Big bright display with large letters, can be seen from International Space Station, so no more excuse that I don't see well! The feel of switch is as soft as I want it, without making so much noise when activating. The additional feature I like is the output power, so I can power another pedal from this little fella. Selectable true bypass or buffer. I always leave it to buffer as I connect about 8 pedals after it. The operating modes are subjective but for sure you will find the one you need. I find mirror not so useful for example, so I stick with strobe. Cons: If I can think one, that would be the gloss finish that leaves fingerprints all the time. I consider it minor.
I didn't find any reason to go with something more expensive like peterson for example, so I find this one to perform well, can be seen quite good. I would recommend it if you have space for a standard size tuner.

Overall, this is a good one.
The tuner is pretty accurate and precise enough to be used when playing with the band, at least to my ear.
It has a huge and bright display that you can read from any angle and from a considerable distance, which is a good thing in the studio when your mates have none or use clips since you can lend them your tuner for a second.

It still has a downside, though. The buffered mode turned out to be too noisy, at least for my setup, which is still alright-ish since you can switch to the bypass and forget about this at the expense of the not-too-loud pedal switch.