I changed my ukulele to these strings. They stay in tune and hardly ever need to be retuned. Absolutely great strings that sound beautiful.

Entendí mal la descripción y creí qie venía todo un set de cuerdas. OJO!!Además es el precio que pagaría por todo el set.

I'm a long standing guitar player who got his first ukulele this year. I've never really liked the ukulele. It's fun to mess around on, but I've never enjoyed ukulele music so never had an inkling to play. One of the things I was never really enamored with was the odd string tuning. It is very distinctive, but I think it makes playing kind of awkward (but this is coming from a lead guitar background). So when I found out it's pretty common to replace the high G with a low G I was instantly all over that. Immediate improvement in sound, I think. It just feels more full and carries a richer sound. I've never used Aquila strings before but it sounds very nice. I can't provide a good review by comparison of the string quality, other than saying it feels nice, it sounds nice, and I highly recommend switching to a low G and using this string if you've ever considered it.

Overall good string, but only came with the low g. I was under the impression that it would come with several g strings given the price.

Having spent quite a bit of money for a tenor uke that was already strung for lowG, (and worth every dime as it was an excellent instrument), I decided to restring one of my other ones. Namely the Paisen rosewood tenor that Amazon sells for about $100. Just the G string. This is an excellent string. It plays ands sounds really good. You can order different lengths depending on if your uke is tenor, concert, etc.Changing a string is a bit of a challenge for an amateur, and you want the finish on the bottom ends to match the existing strings. There are different styles of bridges and ways to insert the end of the string. There are good instructions on You Tube. It took me a few tries to get the top part wound properly on the tuning peg, but as long as you don't cut it off you can always try again.I'm glad I restrung with the low G. It gives you a lot more range of notes.When it's time to replace the G on my other uke I will get this kind.