Kids Toy Ukulele Guitar,17 Inch Classical Guitar Musical Toy,4 Strings Guitar Ukulele Educational Learning Toy for Toddlers and Preschoolers

Got this little ukulele guitar for my 5 year old son and it’s been a big hit for him and his 9 year old bro. The size is perfect for small hands, and it’s light enough for kids to carry around on their own. It definitely feels like a toy, but that’s exactly what we wanted. The sound is decent for a kids instrument, and my child loves strumming and pretending to play music. It’s been great for keeping them entertained and getting them interested in music. No sharp edges and the strings feel safe for beginners. For the price, this is a fun little musical toy and makes a great gift for younger kids. Don’t expect a real guitar, but for play and learning, it does the job well. Would buy again!

If you ignore the complete gibberish on the packaging, this thing is perfect for toddlers up to probably 5 or 6 years old. Its tunable and touch and cheap.

Super fun while it lasted great for the kids and playing around, I even enjoyed it. Unfortunately dad sat on it a week after Christmas and it broke right away. Plastic

Excellent value for money, it's small and lightweight, perfect for toddlers.

For the little musician in your life, this is an adorable and well made. We had ours for few months now and my toddler still use it every day. It promotes creativity and love for music

I didn’t realize it was a toy and not an actual ukulele. The strings make sounds and there seems to be a way to tune them but it’s not great quality. The guitar is actually plastic but it’s very durable because it’s endured a whole lot of banging.

A big big hit. I now have a musician in the family

Just received. Cute packaging. Full plastic construction including strings and it comes with an tiny plastic pick attached with string. I don’t know if it’s tunable (the baby doesn’t care about accurate sound). For what it is, the price matches quality. Perfect size for our 14m old. He loves it. I think it’s a great first ukulele. My only concern is the size of the pick, I would have liked it to be larger for two reasons (because of the age of our child). 1. Safety- it’s small and could be possibly swallowed. 2. Use- it’s small (I’ve shown baby how to use it and he can and does but has a hard time getting and keeping a good grip while strumming.)