Daisy RockConcert, 4-String Ukulele, Punk Pink (DRU-3)

Received this yesterday, I've had a tenor size uke since July and decided to pick this one up because it was at a really good deal for a couple days. I had previously seen this one in person in a music shop near me but never got to try it.Anyways, I really like it, the pink is lighter in person than in the first images on here, it's closer in color to the pictures with a person holding it in the listing. It sounds good to me, though I'm no expert in what tones are good and such. My tenor is brighter than it I think, but when strumming with my nails the sound is more distinguishable and less sharp than my tenor.Only thing bugging me with it is the action (string distance from the fret board). It feels a little higher than on my tenor, but I don't feel it's bad, just something I need to get used to. Though I have to fret right next to the metal bars to get it to not buzz like if I were playing on my guitar (my tenor lets me fret anywhere within the space almost). Again something I just need to get used to.. My tenor spoiled me. xDOnly other small issue is the paint has little 'pocks' out of it in some places, but there is still paint underneath and I don't feel it will be an issue in the future at all. You have to be looking for them to see them.Tuning; I do need to tune it every about every hour (give or take a few minutes), but it's doing better than my tenor with the same type of strings so far. I don't know, but it feels like they may settle in a little sooner than my first uke's. (Ukulele strings needs to stretch for the first couple weeks, so you will find yourself tuning them a lot at first).Hope I made sense. And I would say if you like the looks of this one, get it, its sounds nice and feels good to play.Oh and it comes with aquila strings for those who care about that. ^^

Bought this for my granddaughter. I have a few guitars and ukuleles and looked it over before giving it to her. I was very impressed with the quality of the materials. The carving on the front is beautiful, and the side dots are a welcome feature. This is no starter uke - it's a keeper. Granddaughter loves it and I think she will enjoy this uke for many years.

I love the size, the design, and I found it easier to play on fretboard for me than the soprano. I truly love how compact it is.

It’s a beautiful instrument I bot for my son. He already has one. Maybe I can learn it

Great quality and sound, my daughter plays it everyday.