Official Enya EUT-70 Tenor ukulele KOA Wood Ukulele with Online Lessons,String, Tuner, Strap,Fingershaker,Gig bag,Capo,Picks,Polishing cloth (Tenor)

I am "new" to the Ukulele but have over 40 years of experience with acoustic and electric guitars ranging from high end to bargain basement in quality. The build quality on the EUT-70 is top notch. I have literally zero complaints - no sharp fret ends, no messy glue globs, the finish is nice and even - the tuners are OK, and the setup is fine. Intonation is very close but not dead on. Of course at this price point it is NOT solid wood. I choose to consider that a positive feature. I will definitely have this instrument exposed to all kinds of different weather and because the body is laminated and fretboard is Richlite (extremely stable and flat) it will absolutely tolerate the weather extremes better than a solid wood Uke would - AND I won't have to worry about it as long as I take a reasonable amount of care.The case it comes with is well made and not cheesy in any way. The other extra's are a nice bonus.This Uke may be a little on the quiet side but that might be due to the stock strings. I think it sounds pretty good now and it will probably open up and sound better as time goes by. Before I forget - It looks REALLY NICE! I am very pleased and think this is a fantastic value at the price point. WELL DONE ENYA!!!

I am a comparison geek and I did side by side comparisons of 16 Ukuleles ranging from $50-$400. I was quite impressed because the Enya EUT-70 kept up with the more expensive models. It has really nice smooth working tuners. The KOA laminated wood looks beautiful and the high quality carbon strings makes this ukulele sing! It has great intonation. The strong laminate KOA top, back and sides with a semi-gloss finish also make it more durable than many of the other models I compared.This Ukulele is an excellent value for under $100. It is perfect for beginner/intermediate players because you get great sound and durability for a very low cost. Take it with you to the beach or backpacking and no worries, it can handle a few bumps and it will still sound amazing! It comes with a protective case and some other goodies too.

Before reading this ukulele, I've read all of the reviews from YouTube, Reddit, Amazon, and ukulele underground to see what people think of Enya ukuleles.Background: My first ukulele was a $26 dollar soprano, and I've upgraded its strings to a d'adarrio titanium. I didn't know how it sounded different it was from the original ukulele, but liked it, tweaked the nut and saddle to properly play a bar, and got to learn how to play it.One year after, I thought I deserved getting a better and bigger ukulele and came to this. After tuning the ukulele and got to play it, my heart sank because the ukulele sounded cheaper than my first ukulele and the strings are a lot thinner in diameter too. I thought to give it some few days for me to adjust and ordered high G Aquila lava strings. After playing it for a week, I started to like how much clarity and louder it was compared to my soprano, but I kept going back to my soprano because it sounded warmer and hammer ons were a lot easier to do with my soprano.Today the lava strings came in, and just by replacing the A string, it sounded waaayyyyyyy much nicer! It felt comfortable, the sound got a bit louder, and most importantly the tune was warm, balanced, and sounded like what a ukulele is supposed to sound like. I was more happier getting the lava strings than I was with this uke. It's not a bad ukulele, but I think I might have expected too much from reading the reviewsTLDR: dissatisfied with how strings sound and felt -> changed it to lava strings and was happy after

I love this ukulele so much! This is the first one I've owned, but I've also been a musician (string specific) for a long time and I wanted an instrument that is both beginner friendly and high quality. This ukulele exceeds both those standards; it's insanely easy to play and learn and it sounds much better than the ones I've tried out before. I even bought another of the exact same model for my sister's birthday because she tried mine and liked it so much :) And with all the things that come with it, the deal you get is well worth the price. Everything is high quality and lovely to work with; in fact, I'm surprised that the ukulele is still less than $100 for what you get! I highly recommend the uke :)

It is an attractive and well built ukulele, at an affordable price.The stock strings are fair, but it sounds ok.I do have two issues: first the fret markers on 10 and 12 are barely visible, looking like they are worn.Second, the insides of the headstock are not stained, making it look unfinished.It is a shame, as it is a decent ukulele for the money.The tenor X1 would have been a better choice.

I got this ukulele in my hand just last week and I can't put it down. I've had other Ukuleles but this is hands down my favorite to play and to listen to. The tone is so rich, it's my first KOA wood ukulele but I love the crispness of the sound compared to my mahogany ukuleles. The tuning pegs and head are such a nice detail and I quite enjoy the strap pegs (they are well used). They offer so much along with than just the ukulele it is well worth the money. My only and biggest disappointment in the lack of a pick up. Other than that with the craftsmanship, the features of this instrument, and all the things that come with it this is a purchase I'm EXTREMELY HAPPY I made.

I have few brands of Concert Ukuleles and I purchase this Enya Koa Tenor and Oh my god, the sound is very sweet. Among other things the Strings are thinner which make it easy to play the cords plus the arm and frets are perfect! I do recommend this Enya Tenor prior to purchase a Concert Ukulele. You will not regret having a Tenor. It came with a lot of accesories plus the Bag material is very good and it has a lot of cushion to protect the Ukulele. I was very surprised with this package for the price. Overall 5 stars!