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I thought I'd try learning ukulele on summer vacation this year. It is inexpensive for a beginner instrument. It arrived when promised and was prestrung and ready to play. You can learn how to play on YouTube, and this has been a great instrument to learn on. Nice sound, and the strings are relatively easy on the fingers, even as a beginner. I chose traditional wood colour, but the colour choices available are fun, as is the ukulele. you'll be playing your first songs within hours. I wish it would have come with a neck strap and a pick, but I ordered a strap from Amazom.ca and attached it myself. Also, I find the uke does not stay in tune for long, and needs to be tuned frequently, so I recommend you purchase a clip on electronic tuner as well. Perhaps this will change when the strings have been stretched and used enough, but right now, I'm tuning it evey fifteen minutes or so when practicing. Having fun with it, and learning a new song every day!

Bought this for our 13month old who was obsessed with my wife’s ukulele. As her’s was quite expensive we decided to try getting this for our son play with and he loves it. Once the ukulele has been tuned a few times it stays in tune nicely and sounds quite good for a cheap instrument and is definitely playable. I’ve also been happily surprised by how durable it’s been considering how delicate it looks. Our son crawls everywhere with it like a teddy bear and it’s barely gotten a scratch. Overall very happy

I bought my son this for Christmas and he absolutely loves it. Upon opening it, his words were, "Whoa mom a REAL guitar!'' He is rough on his toys and this thing has taken a beating already. But it still holds true to it's craftsmanship.

This ukulele is of good quality. Its not made of the most expensive parts obviously because of the price, but it holds up well. Havent had any major malfunctions with it. Only thing I have noticed is the fret board wears away if you have nails. Mine in particular has some of the paint chipped away on the C cord.You'll have to tune this pretty often. About 2-3 times after every use, maybe even less like 1 or 2 usages. Other than that the sound is of pretty good quality for a cheaper uke. I opted to switch out the strings from like week 2 after noticing the sound lacking. I bought some Aquila strings and the noticed a much better sound.So once you change the strings and have it tuned properly it still wont produce an amazing sound like some other higher end ukes. But I would say its a perfect beginners ukulele who is just starting out and doesnt want to drop $100 on a good ukulele.

My son has been showing an interest in learning a musical instrument and this seemed like a great option for a beginner. The size is perfect for him. It is a rich beautiful brown wood and though the strings are not the highest quality, the ukelele is really well made. It did need to be tuned frequently when we first got it but with usage it does not require it as often anymore. It is easy to tune so it wasn't an issue for us. It came with a great carry case making it very portable.