Caramel CT904 Ebony Tenor LCD color display Electric Professional Player Beginners Ukulele Uke Kit Bundle Padded Gig bag Strings,Strap

Stunning uke. Good sound and plays easily and comfortably. Nice extras with it too. Excellent value

I wanted to get an Electric Ukulele to play with, as I wanted something easier than a guitar to play with. I saw this Ukulele, which came with accessories, and thought it seemed really great value. It came with a nice bag, spare strings, spare batteries, a cheap lead to plug it into an amp. The included strap is good, and can clip straight onto the Ukulele. Also came with 3 plectrums, and a cleaning rag? It's light, but sturdy. For the price I am happy. It's plenty loud without being plugged in , so you can easily practice without and amp. It was easy to tune it with the built in tuner (G C E A from top to bottom)... I printed out a guide from the internet (About the only thing that's not included, but there is plenty online), and was soon playing chords and simple songs. Great fun, and I'm very happy with my purchase.

Nothing to dislike about this ukulele it's light easy carried, looks good ,sounds good too . I'd highly recommend it to any ukulele player experienced or not n it comes way lots of accessories. Glad I bought it now .

Quality item and value for money

Lovely looking ukulele ,nice sound bit sore on your fingers ,have to keep retuning it. Carry case flimsy.

This ukulele is absolutely beautiful. Really easy to play. Proper craftsmanship. Really pleased with it.

I tuned the strings & started playing it . Beautiful tenor ukulele with a great sound

Good ukelele but LCD Display packed up after one year

Lieferung und Verpackung ok. Tolle Ukolele, hört sich toll an ,sieht toll aus .Gute Verarbeitung. DANKE

This is my 5th ukulele. It's the least expensive (I couldn't resist the $99 price), but it's now the one I'm playing and enjoying the most. I seriously don't think you could find another real wood tenor ukulele under $200-$300 that can match this one's appearance, sound, and playability. That alone would be enough to make this an incredible deal at $99, but on top of that you're getting an electric uke with a built-in tuner (very accurate and easy to read by the way), AND accessories including a decent soft case and strap, picks, an extra set of strings and a cord to plug in to an amp. I'm amazed that they're somehow able to offer this at $99, but I'd say grab one now before they raise the price! You won't be sorry.

This is a beautiful instrument. The setup is nearly perfect. Intonation wonderful. I own more expensive Lanakai and Luna models and this outshines them at less than half the price. The detail on the purfling is very pretty. There is a little roughness in the cutaways in the headstock… but truly a minor detail. The black and gold tuners contrast the neck. It’s definitely a looker. The gig bag is decent and the strap is useful. Throw away the strings - they started to fray after half a day. I put a set of Aquilas with a low G and it has such a sweet sound.

This was very well made, packaged with extra batteries, strings, picks, cable, strap, booklet to get started. I play guitar but thought I would like to learn the ukulele so I've been having fun with that. It's very easy to learn. Big thumbs up on this one!

Overall, this is a very good ukulele (tenor size) for under $100. The construction is very good. The string height at the nut is just right. Pressing each string at the third fret, and then tapping the first fret, there is just a tiny gap, as it should be. The saddle measures 5.2mm, so the action is comfortable and neither too low nor too high. The bridge appears to be rosewood, a standard shape and tie-on type, NOT bridge pin type as in the photo. Perhaps the baritone has bridge pin type? The electronics work properly. The tuning machines are not branded, but work smoothly and look good(black hardware on this dark wood is suitable). The frets seem nicely level with no fret sprout, so feel smooth both top and bottom. The finish and binding are quite attractive. The sound both when strumming and fingerpicking is clear and rather pleasant, with good volume and sustain. Very playable! Those are the good points. Opening the box, the ukulele looked somewhat dirty. The fretboard wood and bridge appeared rather dull, and the body was a bit splotchy. The strings were junk fishing line and were immediately removed. I then carefully cleaned the instrument, conditioned the fretboard with conditioning oil and a gentle rub with ultrafine steel wool. The bridge was also conditioned as well as the entire body, neck and head. The upper strap button was strangely placed, so I relocated it to the more appropriate position (see photo). You can see the hole from the original button location which I will fill and color. The gig bag is very, very lightly padded, but it's better than nothing. The other accessories will likely remain in the accessories pouch. So, overall I think this is a very good buy. I'd have no qualms about buying the same one again if need be.