Concert 23inch professional ukulele Solid Koa Top Koa back & side with Gig Bag & Aquila String & Digital Tuner & Strap & Polishing Cloth

The media could not be loaded.  I was pleasantly surprised by this Deviser ukulele. In the past, I’ve watched reviews of other models from this brand which seemed to present finish flaws but this is not the case in here. I’m always happy when a company listens to their customers and still provides an affordable product to us.This ukulele is beautifully made with a solid Acacia top with a high-gloss finish, binding on top, bottom and neck, abalone rosette, gold tuners, ox bone for nut and saddle. The sound might be a bit quiet for some which is a characteristic of these harder wood but I think it delivers a beautiful tone as the wood opens more and more since I got it. It works great with some styles of music and it’s a good addition if you already have a bright sounding ukulele in your collection.The intonation is great, the frets are finished perfectly and very comfortable to play near the nut and the accessories are very handy and of decent quality, which are great features for beginners. I did find the action slightly high by the frets closer the bridge, but it’s still playable as it is.I don’t think you will be disappointed if you get this instrument. It’s beautiful, it sounds good and it delivers a lot of features at this affordable price point!If you’re interested I have a full review and song played on my YT channel Ukeverse.

For my birthday this year, I decided to upgrade to a new ukulele, and I’m so glad I stumbled across Diviser’s ukulele selection. Before purchasing this uke, I considered other ukuleles from different brands including Kala, Kmise, flight, Lanikai, and others. However, this product bundle from Diviser seemed like the best option considering you also get a hard cover carrying case, a miniature portable tuner that attaches to your uke for easy tuning, a special polishing cloth for your uke, and even a neck strap (which makes standing or even sitting while playing more convenient!). Compared to the two soprano ukuleles I have been practicing the past 5+ years, I have found the slightly larger body of this concert ukulele to be the perfect size for carrying and allowing for smoother transitions between chords. I would say that this ukulele gives a softer sound that compliments most any song you would want to play on ukulele. Compared to my soprano ukes which have a brighter, stringier sound that verges on sounding out of tune at times, this concert uke has a soothing/tropical sound characteristic of most music traditionally covered on a ukulele (this could also be attributed to the Aquila strings which give it a nice soft touch and aren’t as tough on your fingers if you’re a beginner or first learning how to play ukulele). Overall, I’m super satisfied with my birthday purchase and I look forward to practicing my favorite songs on this uke! I had such a hard time narrowing down my decision to this Deviser uke over other brands and then deciding between the Cedar wood or Koa wood for this one, but I’m happy with my decision and I’m definitely excited to upload more uke covers on my music Instagram page (@mkplayspiano).

I recently received this Deviser Tenor Ukulele and was pleasantly surprised of the quality, build, appearance and value. My only complaint (reason for 4 stars) is this is not a solid KOA top, it is solid but it is Acacia wood not KOA. The instrument is well built and the finish work is very nice. No sharp frets, set up is playable, (could be a little lower) which is my preference. This is a great ukulele for beginners all the way up to an experienced player. Other reviews have stated this sound is muted, but I do not hear that. It is not the loudest ukulele out there, but the projection is acceptable, the sustain is good and the intonation is also very good. I particularly like the sweeter sound of the ukulele. I highly recommend it.

There is a lot to like about this Ukelele. It is well finished with lovely touches and a high gloss with very nice quality. The grain of the acacia wood is very nice. Frets are clean along the sides of the board. No major complaints. I think this is a very nice Instrument for the value.I'm not really into gold tuners but they're fine. The action is a little high but okay. My only issue is that it is advertised as solid Koa. It is Acacia wood but not specifically Koa (which I feel is false advertising). The top is solid Acacia wood while sides and back are laminate Acacia. Now in honesty, it is beautifully made. The tone is mellow and the sound is a bit muted likely from the thickness of the gloss finish but still nice. It is not extremely resonant but not super quiet either.All in all a very nice product and a great beginner+ ukelele. Hope my review helps someone make an informed decision.

The media could not be loaded.  This ukulele is pretty excellent. It arrived in 7 days and was packaged well and wasn't damaged. I was taken back by the appearance. The gloss finish is so shiny and perfect. There are no bubbles or pooling. The abalone is beautiful. The cedar on the top is nice and straight grained with even spacing. The rosewood back and sides are ridiculously pretty. It came with a nice gigbag that is decently thick and is sporty looking. It included an extra set of strings, a tuner, and a very nice embroidered cleaning cloth as well. The frets are dressed nicely and are very smooth with no sharp ends. Now, for the most important part, the sound. It has about average volume for a concert ukulele. The intonation is almost perfect. In the video, my strings were still stretching so it may sound a bit flat. The action is acceptable. The cedar top makes this uke sound really warm for a concert and the bass notes resonate for ever. The tone is very lush, it the type of tone that I prefer. I am really enjoying this uke and I would definitely recommend it!

The media could not be loaded.  For under $100, you would be hard pressed to find a comparable uke with the tone and looks of this one. I'll be honest, I got this uke for the abalone inlay. It does not dissapoint, it is visually stunning and unbelievable at this price point. I have no issues with the construction. Frets are smooth and intonation is fine. My only real comment about the build would be that the top is a little thicker than other ukes I have, and I think it affects the volume. Some say a gloss finish also affects the tone as well. It does produce a warm sound that is very nice though. For a first uke, this is a no brainer.