Soprano Ukulele Ukelele for Kids includes Gig Bag, Felt Pick, Spare Strings - Black - TIGER UKE7-BK

I ordered two to make my grandchildren happy and I wasn’t disappointed they are over the moon both getting great pleasure learning chords singing songs as they play they are the best presents ever

Great purchase

It is good but after some times of playing it one of the strings fell

Come nice and early, son was over the moon, just like the picture. Thank you

This is going to be a review in progress.This Ukulele arrived well packed and feels like very good quality and looks great! (definitely well suited as a gift)However the bag included with the Uke is very thin and will protect against dust and rain - made from thin raincoat like material however considering the very low price, one cannot complain and it was good of them to include some form of cover and protection.Unfortunately my supplied Tiger tuner later developed a fault.However at first it worked a treat! I was double checking myself using youtube as well as using the included tuner that got my new ukulele perfectly tuned at first! Mind you I did need to stretch out the strings when tuning it, giving the tuner knobs many twists before reaching a perfect tone. It seems the strings must have been deliberately shipped in a loose condition to preserve them, ready for tuning with the brilliant and simple to use tuner included - so you will need to tune this Ukulele first thing out of the box.21/2/2018Unfortunately today while using the Tiger tuner supplied with the Uke, I couldn't reach a C note (on the second string) I spent a long time trying to achieve a C note but the tuners display jumped continuously from B to D! However the tone sounded correct as I was double checking myself on youtube. So I dug out my old tuner- it displayed the C note immediately upon playing the second string!This meant the supplied Tiger tuner has developed a fault and now unreliable! The Ukulele as I said before is very good and looks great!I was unlucky with the supplied tuner! So I talked to Amazon over the phone and they where very understanding and helpful!

This was the first instrument I ever bought for myself as a fun way to stop spending so much time on my phone and other forms of technology. The price of the product should not put you off because it is a very good introduction to musical instruments. The Ukulele is very easy to get the hang of and learn a variety of different songs on even if you have absolutely no musical experience whatsoever. This Ukulele inparticular is very good for a beginner because it boasts a great design which makes it cheap and affordable so for once you're not forced to splash the cash to get musical. It comes with its own carry case as well featuring the brand logo on it. I can safely say I can trust this brand now as they have been very reliable for me over past purchases.However. If you are NOT a beginner on the Uke the one thing that may be appealing for you with this one is its union jack design otherwise it does have some drawbacks. The size of the product is irregualr for what what it is, making it a smaller edition of the Ukulele family making it challenging to play those harder complicated notes. This is especially fustrating for someone like me as I have quite big hands so trying to get them in the right positions to play certain notes can become especially challenging. Although the strings are of a very high quality meaning that they become easy to strum after practice and produce a good sound as well.Overall I would highly rate this Uke for beginners as it's cheap and eyecatching where as for more experienced Uke players I would say you are buying because of its look and not the playing capability. Have a nice day. J***Sidenote***** I purchased the Union Jack Tiger Ukulele

I bought one of these little cuties about fifteen months ago somewhat on a whim. I had a credit to use up and it just caught my eye while browsing. However I have no regrets at all. I had assumed the uke would be made of plastic and was pleasantly surprised when it arrived to find actual wood under the shiny black paint. (I should point out at the time I purchased the uke had no name, did not come with the bag and was even cheaper than now).The nylon strings did lose tuning quite quickly but that is to be expected when new and they did settle down. The tuning pegs are really very good considering the price of the instrument. Smooth and easy to turn and absolutely no slippage at all. To my ears it sounds pretty much as I expect a uke to sound, nice and bright and quite surprisingly loud. If, like me, you want to play around with learning a musical instrument but, like me, you don't have much room or money, this is a great place to start. Fingering the chords is just so easy to do compared to a guitar and you will find the little pads building up on the ends of your fingers after just a few days. Even better, there are a wealth of helpful websites where you can pick up playing tips and learn songs for no cost outside of your broadband bill. Two I have personally found really good are [...] which has video tutorials on strumming patterns and finger picking techniques, all really well done and easy to follow, and a Dutch site called [...]This is obviously a real labour of love for whoever put it together. It has a list of songs, graded 1-4 for difficulty, featuring a video, lyrics, a real-time guide for chord changes and the chord charts for each song. There is also a set of digital pitch pipes for tuning and instant transposition for different ukulele tunings. A huge Chapeau to whoever put it together. I may not have got much further than strumming along to Three Little Birds, but I am enjoying it immensely and that is the point.PS DISCLAIMER. I am in no way associated with the people who own or run the websites mentioned.

My daughter loved it