I use a Snark tuner.  It's ok for the price.  As a tuner.  As some kind of space-age on-the-fly intonation monitoring system, it won't do it.  When you play fast or if you ease from one note to another, it gets a bit confused.  For the money though, it's not a bad little tuner.  Small, tough, inexpensive, good on batteries.

For having the tuner on when actually playing, I don't find it good for much but playing very slow steady scales when working on getting my notes more spot-on for scales and keys that I don't play as much as others.  It's ok for maybe checking a long note during a song/piece, but I wouldn't want to use one for more than that.  You want your ear to get developed enough to know when you're right, not your skills at reading a digital display. LOL

I like the new electric, Ray!  The color match between the tuner and the violin is highly cool.  Maybe I should have gotten a black Snark, but it wouldn't have fit on my electric the same way since body shape is quite different. 

But yeah!  The whole thing of being able to play quiet when you want to, any time of day or night on an electric is worth owning one to me, even if I didn't like playing electric just a little bit better than acoustic.  

Intonation will take some work.  But that's only to be expected.  I have found the intonation, actually getting those notes right, to be one of the most challenging things about playing violin.  But I don't think anyone sensible expects to learn to play without it being some work. 

Your new electric looks like a nice little violin.  How do you like it so far?  I have thought about getting one of that particular model.  How does it handle and feel when playing?  Does the balance feel good?  How much heavier is it than your acoustic?