QDH Kids Toy Ukulele With Pick, 17-Inch 4 Steel Strings, Wooden Color - Educational Musical Instrument Gift For Preschool Children, Ages 3-6 Review

Going into the purchase I knew that it would be cheaply made, but my 2 year old loved it. If you are actually trying to learn the instrument, I recommend going with a better made product. This uke doesn't tune well.

Can't tune it, but it can take a beating from your toddler. He enjoys playing it. It is cheaper looking in person than what photos show.

The item is cheaply madeThe price is overpricedThe quality isn’t greatThe strings aren’t greatIt’s out of tuneAnd it only function for aesthetic but not functionality as a ukuleleIf you’re buying it to just entertain a child go for it. If you’re looking for it’s practicality of playing it as an instrument better find it somewhere else

I had to return this item as it was broken when I received it. It is not very well made. If you are planning on buying this for a child, you should put your money towards a more expensive and better made item.

Bought this for a 4y.o. who has a recent infatuation with instruments. I was looking for a cheap uke, and this counts. I guess? Terrible sound quality, but was not too surprised because of the price. Find something better.

Cheap crap plastic, "decorative" at best. Will break and sounds awful. Not worth buying. Not even sure why someone would want to make a product that is this bad.

Super durable, but doesn’t actually tune to real notes. Thought it would tune like real ukulele, but it is a children’s 4 string guitar and the string are so durable and thick they don’t hold a tune

So far I’m very happy with this little guitar. I recently purchased one from another seller and it lasted less than an hour when it broke in half.So far this one as held up. My almost 2 year old thinks he’s a rock star and plays pretty hard with it. I definitely think it’s worth the price and once it breaks I will have no issues purchasing another one from this company. Great gift for any little one who loves music .

I purchased this and it lasted a few weeks and broke. I honestly figured my grandson had broke it so I purchased it again. It lasted a week. The strings come loose often but to tighten the strings it pulls the top piece of the guitar together which pops it off of the back of the guitar. I thought no problem I will just glue it together. Unfortunately after it came apart it never lined up correctly again. Don’t get me wrong my grandson loved it and he still asks for it but unless you plan to…

My daughter is really happy with her ukele. The ukele itself is very pretty. I’m really impressed with the quality of the carrying bag as well. We bought a different brand ukele for my other daughter and this one was way better overall.

This "ukulele” is total garbage. You could find a better and cheaper one at Walmart probably. The strings loosen up every single time you strum it and it sounds awful. Don’t waste your money, spend the same amount for something way better

My 18 month grandson loves to play the "air" guitar. So grandma found and purchased this. This little miniature guitar is adorable. And, I have to admit - it's been dropped - even thrown - a couple of times. So far it's held up. I would say it can "take a licking and keep on ticking". Perfect size for a toddler to pretend with.

I purchased this for my almost 3 year old grandson for Christmas and the first thing that caught my attention is how small this product is. I wasn't expecting a huge one, but to me this seems a bit smaller than the average Ukulele. I like that it has real strings and that there is a pick included. I know that my grandson will love it!

For $13, it’s not a bad deal. Totally NOT tuned and not even remotely "playable” but it’s a fun toy for a young toddler who just wants to pretend to rock out.If you want a real one, they’re about $50+. I’m probably going to get a real one soon!

We could never get it in tune. It's a cute little instrument, but not so cute that it can't be played. I was disappointed because I wanted to teach my grandson how to play the ukelele.

Broke the first day. Spend a little extra get something your kid will like not cry cause they touched it and it fell apart.

The quote on the box is everything you need to know about this ukulele. Junk. Fine for a kid. Cannot even slightly tune. That's my review.

This is incredibly cheap. It is not worth $15 and I would not recommend purchasing this. I bought it because I needed a toy guitar on a tight timeline and this one was the quickest shipping. I am regretting not waiting a bit or buying sooner and getting a more durable, wooden ukulele/guitar for my 2.5 year old. She is very gentle with her things and the strings just do not stay put. And it makes no music whatsoever - if we are lucky the strings stay tight enough for 2 min to make a plucking…

I bought this for my niece and nephew. They enjoy playing music so I though this would be a good gift. They really enjoy playing with it. They are only 3 yrs old. I do wish it were a little bigger but I guess for a toddler it's a good size.

I bought two of these, one for my daughter and one for my son. We have had them for a few weeks now and we really like them. I’m glad I had a tuner because the strings needed tuned a lot. I was a little disappointed in the strap because it hooks on the center hole of the ukulele, but this wouldn’t have stopped me from buying them. My kids love them and they have held up good with my son, who is rough on his toys.