Ukulele 21" - Beginner Soprano Ukulele for Kids, Tenor and Concert Ukuleles, Left-Handed Friendly - Perfect Beginner Ukulele (Black)

I love the color and how small they are for kids.

I like this ukulele. It looks really nice and sounds good. The only thing I don't like is that the strings have been really, really stretchy. I tuned it several times on the first day, which is to be expected, but I've also had to tune it several times during the three weeks I've had it so far, and it's just now beginning to stablize. The middle two strings are now stable, but every day I have to tune the higher strings almost a whole step to get it in tune. Also, the description is incorrect. It is not a left-handed ukulele, it's for right-handed playing.

The media could not be loaded.  The Beginner Soprano Ukulele is a fantastic choice for kids starting their musical journey. It’s lightweight and perfectly sized for small hands, making it easy for young players to hold and strum. The bright, cheerful sound is impressive for an entry-level instrument, and the durable construction ensures it can withstand the enthusiasm of beginner players. The strings are gentle on fingers, reducing discomfort during practice. It comes in a variety of fun colors, adding to its appeal. With its affordable price and quality, this ukulele is an excellent introduction to music for any child. Highly recommended for budding musicians.

This is definitely not the highest quality ukulele I've ever seen, but for the price point it is pretty darned good. It sounds nice and definitely can give you that island-y sound. I'd recommend checking out some "play along ukulele" videos on YouTube to get started.The one caution I have about this ukulele is that it seems to have a bit of trouble holding its tuning. The first day I had it, I had a lot of trouble getting the high G and A strings tuned properly. I wound up flexing the strings and adjusting the tuners a whole bunch and then letting it sit over night. The next day, it was easier to get into the right tuning, but I have noticed that each time I go to pick it up, it definitely needs a retuning and it doesn't tune quite as easily as my other ukulele that cost a whole lot more.

For a $20ish ukulele it’s hard to complain too much… Although there are a few things that aren’t accurate in the description, beginning with the fact that this isn’t in fact a left handed ukulele. It’s definitely not super fantastic quality, but at the price point it’s ok. Trying to tune it was a bit of a nightmare. I’m a harpist so I know all about new strings being grumpy for several days, but this just really didn’t want to hold a tune despite my repeated tunings. E and A held pretty well, but g and c wouldn’t even hold tension correctly. I finally tried tightening up the screw on those and then they held better. If you’re looking for something that a kid can play with that makes pretty decent sound this is an ok choice, although if you have someone that may actually be serious about learning to play the ukulele I would recommend spending a little more for a good one so you can spend your time learning to play and not trying to keep the strings in tune all the time.

This soprano ukulele will be good for a someone to learn on. The product page states several things that are not accurate. It is not left-handed. I could tell by the photos that it is a right-handed ukulele and that is exactly what I received. At the top of the page it says it is made out of basswood but further down it says it is made out of mahogany. It is not made out of mahogany. The description says that a clip-on tuner is included. There was no tuner with this ukulele. It is only a $21 ukulele, so for that price it is pretty good. It may take a bit of stretching for the strings to stay in tune, but once it is in tune it sounds fine. The action is good and it plays well. The tuners are real tuners and allow you the ukulele to be tuned and stay in tune. Being a soprano ukulele it is pretty small and the frets are close together, which is standard for this size. It is good for anyone, but definitely good for children who want to learn how to play.

I'm an amateur violinist and flutist and decided to try something new. While I have zero experience with a ukulele, this instrument seems to be decent quality for the price. The black finish is beautiful and it feels nice to hold. Note that this is just the bare instrument: no tuner, strap, case, or anything is included.Initial tuning is a bit challenging because the strings stretch for a while, so plan on spending the first couple days tuning it repeatedly. Due to my limited experience, I'm not a good judge of sound quality, but it sounds pretty good to me. Now I just need to learn to play it! Would definitely recommend this for a good beginner instrument.

A very well-made little beginner Ukulele! It's lightweight and good for anyone trying to start out! The price is awesome and it is a great value! Awesome find!