Korala Explore Smile Polycarbonate Concert Ukulele

£15 is an amazing price for this ukulele. I bought it for my daughter to mess about with but it's a fabulous throw-in-the-boot uke, with a surprisingly satisfying tone and intonation suggestive of a much more expensive instrument.

Lovely looking product, well made

A good sounding ukulele. Don't let the fact that it's all plastic put you off.

Brill uke at a bargain price, does sound plasticky when played but has aquilla strings which suit it. Great cheap fun uke and is to be thought of as such!Saying that it is good quality, but definitely not high end.

I am a complete beginner at stringed instruments so thought I'd start with this one. Although plastic it sounds fine, easy to tune and play. I loved it from opening it, looks good and great to learn on.

Pretty good little gift. Our daughter loves it!

I brought this for my son as a novelty gift. He loves it and now wants to learn how to play it, so now we're organising lessons :D

Dont be fooled by the look or the fact its made of plastic, its actually a bonus for the accuracy and quality! This is the best Ukulele in this price range Ive tried by far and the sound is lovely. My previous wooden ukulele has now been forgotten. Unfortunately it does look a little bit like a kids toy however I find this quite fun as the ukulele is such a lovely lighthearted instrument to play.Id recommend this uke for beginners of any age. Its very sturdy, there is no buzzing because the moulded fretboard is nice and accurate. The strings are really good for this price range and the tuning keys unlike every other uke ive found under £50 actually hold position. In fact this uke holds its tune better than my supposedly much higher priced guitars.In summary, great quality and I love it despite its unusual appearance.