YEZI Kids Toy Classical Ukulele Guitar Musical Instrument, Brown

It will hold its tube if you crank down hard on the nut screws. Overall a lot of fun, he carries it around with him (16 months old)

This little plastic ukulele was perfect in my toddler classroom. The children loved strumming it and plucking it and occasionally throwing it. Very sturdy and it survived an entire month of 20 toddlers using it! Eventually it broke but we were able to super glue it back together to extend its life. Would recommend for young children, definitely worth the low price for hours of enjoyment!

This little ukulele is perfect for toddlers or young kids who just want to strum and explore music. It’s lightweight and easy to hold, and the size is just right for small hands. The strings are soft (plastic), so they’re safe and won’t hurt fingers.It’s more of a toy than a real instrument, so don’t expect perfect tuning or pro sound but for pretend play and early music exposure, it does the job. The brown wood-look finish gives it a classic vibe, and it seems to hold up well to drops and rough handling.Great for sparking interest in music without spending a ton. Definitely more about fun and creativity than perfect notes and that’s what makes it so worth it.

It's ten dollars, you're not getting instrument. Don't expect to be able to tune it, it's a toy. Good for including the baby, seems durable, good for practicing strumming.If I could go back, eh, wouldn't buy again.

I bought this toy for my 44-month-old.When I first received it, I was surprised by how small it was.My child played with it for just one day and then abandoned it.However, the product is lightweight and pretty. It would also be great for interior decoration

Very sturdy & my granddaughter loves it.

I knew this was going to be a toy and not a true instrument, but it was pretty disappointing. The strings were so loose that they were almost sagging. Once I saw that the tuners could be turned, I began “tuning” it just to get the strings tight enough to work. I was being careful with it, but a string popped. It turns out there are only two strings and they’re folded in half of the bottom and then strung back up through the top. So one string is attached to two tuners. I ended up fixing it, but it wasn’t easy. Again, I wasn’t thinking this was a true instrument, but even as a toy it should be practical!The extra string after the knot at the tuners is kind of sharp. It’s plastic, but pokey, like a wire.The hanging pick is a very cute touch and I kind of wish my own uke had it!

My kids lived it but did end up messing it up so not super durable