Soprano Ukulele Enya 21" Blue Solid Mahogany Top Ukulele Beginner Kit with Online Lesson, Case, Tuner, Strap, Strings, Pick (EUS-25D BU)

Included:-Gig bag. Enya branded, padded and high quality. Surprised and impressed, at this price.-Finger Shaker. Enya branded. Works. Fun freebie.-Digital clip-on tuner. Enya branded. Battery included and good to go. Works perfectly every time. Fantastic free item.-Capo. Branded packaging, unbranded / generic capo. Plastic. Works. Great as a spare.-Polishing Cloth. Enya branded. Handy.-Spare Strings. Carbon Nylon. Enya branded packaging. Great spares, if caught short, but I’ll be sticking to Aquila strings.-Ukulele Strap. Enya branded. Works. Decent quality. Red, white and blue stripe patterned.-Picks. Four Enya branded plastic guitar picks. Not sure why. And wouldnt advocate using plastic picks on uke strings.-Ukulele. OMS 04 Concert Ukulele Koa Top, fitted with nylon strings.The Uke:Size. Concert.Pickup. No.Strings. Unbranded. Carbon nylon. Once broken in, the strings perform just fine with minimal micro-tuning.Body. Laminate Koa body. Beautifully pieced. Not an arched back, sadly.Fretboard. Richlite (composite). Cheaper than a solid tone wood (eg. Ebony, rosewood, walnut), but very durable, and aesthetically you wouldn’t question it. Not an issue at this price point. The wide fretboard width is a bonus.Neck: Mahogany.Compliments the koa body well, and the joints are very neat.Tuners. Unbranded. Closed.Binding. None.Rosette: Yes. Folky, autumnal coloured arrow pattern. Rather smart looking.Finish. Matte. Clean finish. Imperfection free.Nut / Saddle. Ox bone.Headstock. Looks to be mahogany? Finished with an ‘OMS’ logo.Bridge. String-through. Richlite.Inlays. Yup, on both the front and side of the fretboard.Strap Button(s): Yes. Great addition.Sound:The combination of the soft sound and impressive sustain mask imperfect playing wonderfully; you can learn and enjoy what you’re hearing before you’ve perfected a song etc. Hence, great for beginners and equally as a go to ‘practice’ uke for improvers, due to its reliable sound quality (and wide fretboard).Conclusion:Not a fan of the richlite, plastic-look, bridge, but all in all, this uke and deal is full of welcome surprises. 4/5 for me.

My girlfriend and I decided that we wanted to try and learn ukulele together so went halves and treated ourselves to one of these and I must say we are incredibly pleased with our purchase!It's brilliant. The ukulele itself sounds really nice with a balanced sound, and the weight and feel is just right for both of us. And the body has a nice natural sustain. It's also a beautiful colour! We've spent most of the day in the sun in the garden strumming around the chords that we've learnt pretending we're on an island paradise.Plus all the extras you get made it exactly what you'd want when getting into a new instrument.The case is nicely made and feels like it will last a good long while.The little clip on tuner is a great addition as for a little bit while the strings are settling in you'll have to tune more than you'd expect.The capo is the perfect size for the ukulele and doesn't inhibit your playing.The strap is perfect if like her you struggle to hold it to your body with your arm.And the finger shaker is fantastic! A lot of fun to play and work out your strum pattern to give yourself a nice percussion accompaniment!Plus the extra strings and cleaning cloth don't hurt either.In conclusion, I could not recommend this higher to someone wanting to learn ukulele. Yes it's a little more expensive that some of the others but for good reason. The instrument itself is well built with a good sound. And with all the case candy it comes with it sets you up for an easy time getting to grips with and caring for your instrument. I have been playing guitar and bass for 17 years now and am having so much fun trying my hand at this.We are already looking at getting a second one as we keep impatiently waiting for the other to finish so we can have a turn playing. And by that I mean I'm having to wait.

The media could not be loaded.  I spent a long time researching the best ukulele to buy, I had a cheap soprano uke and wanted to upgrade to a concert ukulele.I found the Enya uke and it seemed far too good to be true with everything that was included, but after reading the reviews I decided I had to give it a shot.When I received the uke, I was disappointed as I opened it, because the case was covered in mold, but when I contacted the company I was offered slight compensation and I have since cleaned off the mold with vinegar and look forward to using it, as it seems to be a great quality case otherwise. I deducted 1 star due to the initial mold, but the company handled it very professionally and responded to my query quickly so I can't fault it any more than that.On to the ukulele itself: the sound quality in my mind is amazing for this price. I have attached a short video of me playing, I am very much a beginner, but I had to show it off!The visuals are stunning as well in my opinion, the details of the wood design and all the small other details make this ukulele look for more expensive than it really is!The additional extras: I have yet to test the extra strings, but they are a nice touch! The tuner came with a battery included which I thought was great and it works very well, easily as well as my £20 guitar tuner. The fact that this uke has buttons for a strap is a HUGE plus for me and the strap that is included is cute, lightweight and seems pretty good quality too! I love the little finger shaker too, so cute. The capo is decent, so are the picks I won't use them too much but it is nice to have the option. The cleaning cloth is a standard cleaning cloth, similar to a glasses cleaning cloth.All in all, for the price, even despite the mold, I love this ukulele, and I have barely put it down since I received it!