Primo ukulele che acquisto da completo neofita. Imballaggio perfetto e ukulele completo di ogni accessorio per suonarlo. Si graffia abbastanza facilmnete come è ovvio per del carbonio, ma suona che è una favola! Per 26€ sicuramente un affare.

Fantastic value for money, lovely sound, robust, great case and accessories. Plays well. The only change I made was to replace hi-G string (4) with a lo-G one. I also shaved about 0.5mm off the saddle for better action. I’ve also had to do that with a £900.00 Martin acoustic guitar.This is a good buy - I bought it for my grandson (6) - it stands up to his treatment

Ottima costruzione e una grande risonanza, si comporta in modo strano sulle alte, sembra che si saturi il suono

Non avevo mai suonato un ukulele in fibra di carbonio e se devo dirla tutta mi è piaciuto molto... Il suono ,rispetto al legno , è molto meno caldo quasi tendente al "metallico".Potrebbe essere aggiunto alla propria collezione di classici ukulele magari per avere una sonorità diversa....

I bought this as a travel ukelele - I didn't want to trust airlines with my better ukeleles. This was on offer for £19.99, so not much to lose if it should break in transit.However, I am pleased to report that it survived being packed in my hold luggage for a flight from UK to Spain. The case it comes in is fairly decent (but not solid rigid) and I packed my socks around the ukelele inside the case to add cushioning. Also, loosened the strings.Surprisingly the sound is decent (compared with my Flight Soprano and Enya Tenor Nova Pro: both 'plastic'). There's good resonance and it's concert size provides a decent number of frets.It's quite a warm sound (with the already fitted nylon strings).Initially the nylon strings lose tune VERY quickly; in comparison to my Flight nylglut and Daddario titanium strings, which held tune from new for a few plays before needing retuning.They're quite soft strings and unbranded. But, they sound good once tuned properly (it doesn't come with a tuner, so use a free app tuner or buy a clip-on on tuner).The spare strings are unbranded too, so likely also basic nylon.When upgrading strings, avoid using ones which have metal as part of the composition, because the frets are plastic and metal strings will grind them down.Playing the ukelele is comfortable, the frets are nice and high so great for a beginner. In comparison, the frets on my flight are very low and one needs to be very careful with finger placement to prevent 'buzz' or plinking.There's plenty of room on the fret board, making it good for beginners or people with larger fingers.The neck has a nice shape too, it rests nicely in one's hand.The strings are rather high action - sanding down the saddle will help lower the action (see youtube videos for explanation).However, it doesn't bother me too much, and makes finger picking quite easy.Aesthetics: I got the black model, which shows greasy finger prints from my niece and nephews. Although, a quick wipe easily cleans it up.Furthermore, the ukelele has been robust against my 4, 6, and 9 year old niece and nephews. Again, due to it's cheap price, I didn't mind them treating it a bit roughly, pretending they were heavy metal guitar players!Overall, when on offer, this is an excellent value for money ukelele.However, if at full price, consider the Enya Nova because that is equipped with better strings and the gig bags are virtually the same. Also, the body of the Enya has a slightly nicer finish.But, for £20 - £30 range I don't think you'd go far wrong having this as a first or travel uke!