Soprano Ukulele Beginner Pack, 21 Inch Basswood kids Ukuleles Starter Kit with Gig Bag Digital Tuner Spare Strings and Picks. (purple)

Recommended by my daughters teacher for her music class. So many colors to chose from! Comes with a great case, needed accessories like a pic, string, easy to tune, easy to carry and light weight.I can see why this set is teacher Recommended

the colors of the ukulele is very bright and beautiful. the same as the description. I wouldn't call it a professional instruments, but it's a good beginner uku, it much better than just a toy. and it's well made. as to the strings, it used good quality nylon strings. it may not tuning before packing, so it is loose. but the new ukulele always need to be tuning before playing. so i don't mind this.I'm very glad that the seller also send a digital tuner. it has battery in it. I installed the battery in the tuner. it is very easy to use. I like the tuner; it is preset for bass, guitar, ukulele, chromatic, and wind instruments.acturally,it has a great tone, holds a tune as well as any string instrument should. I've seen a few reviews saying it doesn't hold a tune, but after a few days it should. it takes a few days for the strings to stretch out ! my little daughter love it very much. the package also including a cotton bag, a spare string and a picks. she can carry to anywhere she want. Definitely worth it! it is perfect for my 7 year litter girl. so I strong recommend to buy if you are a beginner of string instruments player or you are selecting a beginner ukulele for your kids.

My 6 year old daughter looooves it. She asked for a small guitar but not a toy, so it's a perfect solution. Im not sure about using it as a real ukulele and if it sounds like a real one, but for first classes its ok. And of course it has this nice bag )))

I wanted to get this to tinker around with and maybe get my daughter to pick up as well. We have a pool and I thought that this would be fun to play waterside. I didn't want to make much of an investment and $36 seemed like not much of a risk.It was not a prime item so it took 6 days to arrive but it was Free Shipping. That is cool.The ukulele was well packed and upon opening it, I felt that I got my money's worth. It was wrapped in plastic and came with a fabric (non-padded) carry case, one extra string, a small digital tuner (battery included) and a single red pick. The ukulele was already loosely pre-strung.I installed the battery in the tuner. The + side of the battery faces out. And then I selected"U" for ukulele tuning of four strings. The top string is regarded as the 4th string and is "G." The second from the top is the 3rd string and is "C." The second from the bottom is the 2nd string "E." And the bottom string is the 1st string "A." You must wind the NYLON strings tightly and keep strumming the single string you want to tune until the desired letter on the tuner glows green for the particular string. I like the tuner; it is preset for bass, guitar, ukulele, chromatic, and wind instruments. You just have to select the right option. Read the included directions as they are pretty straight forward; they are in English and Chinese only.I have been watching Youtube videos on playing. I have noticed that the top frets are smaller (not as wide) as the ones in the video so I am thinking that this is intended for younger players with smaller fingers. I make due though. I am learning some songs and I hear some resemblance of what I'm trying to play. It is an interesting venture. I feel it is more my lack of rhythm than the performance capabilities of the little blue ukulele that is making the house go nuts. I'm trying...I feel that I'm re tuning the strings often; one instructor said that this is normal until the strings get worked in. We'll see. This is a introductory instrument and It cost as much as taking the family to dinner at Taco Bell and this seems just as tasty but for a longer period of time.There is the adage: "you get what you pay for," and I paid for a beginning instrument to practice and fart around with to see if I would like to keep up the hobby and this suits that purpose. I am happy over all.

Well made and just as described.

Okay, it was just me then. The strings are staying tuned now and the buzzing actually went away by the end of the night. I guess it’s just a new instrument thing!Original: I know I should’ve known, spending $40 on a ukulele, but I thought it would at least be able to play.. the strings buzz and it’s so gross sounding that it is not worth it. It also doesn’t stay in tune. I’ve been tuning it all day over and over again, every 5min or so because that’s how fast it detunes.

Unfortunately it came with one of the strings strung incorrectly and it doesn’t make any sound.

The media could not be loaded. This Ukulele is perfect! It sounds nice and is easy to hold and use. The video is from a few weeks ago, so I played it pretty bad 😅 I'm much better at it now. I've seen a few reviews saying how the ukulele doesn't stay tuned and it has plastic strings. THIS IS NORMAL! That's how a ukulele is supposed to be. The "plastic " or nylon strings give the ukulele its iconic sound, it also keeps the uke from getting damaged. The reason the ukulele keeps untuning is because the strings need time to stretch and settle properly. Give it a few weeks and it should be fine. If you tune it and play it often, the strings should settle faster. Please do actually research on stuff like this to minimize confusion and disappointment. Hope this helps!