YEZI Kids Toy Classical Ukulele Guitar Musical Instrument, Brown
Original price was: $13.99.$9.99Current price is: $9.99.
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Mini Ukulele Toy: Perfect introduction to teach kids about the world of music.Teaches young kids about basic rhythm, strumming, and other musical techniques.Encourages children to develop auditory and creativity skills
Ukulele Toy for kids: Made from ABS plastic material. Four carbon nylon strings, not easy to break, coating surface design prevents fingers from being hurt, does not harm little kids’ bodies
Light-weighted and simple musical instrument.Small size and easy to carry. Your child will love the ability to strum away to their favorite songs. This Ukulele toy can stimulate children through every stage of development and help cultivate their sense of music, learn basic notes and rhythmic patterns, and put on a show for their favorite audience
Interactive Ukulele toy: Sturdy ukulele for young hands yet fully playable and easily tuned. This ukulele offers a more professional instrument’s realistic feel while remaining kid-friendly for little artists. Your child will love discovering their musical interests, and parents will enjoy the time they spend teaching their kids about rhythm, composition, strumming, and other musical techniques
Perfect Gift Ideal: Best choice for Christmas, Birthday gift and party. With this delightful mini ukulele toy, toddlers and big kids alike can enjoy making beautiful music. This best-selling ukulele is the perfect size for younger children to begin developing their musical aptitude
Jamie –
Perfect for toddlers!
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!
Gail K. –
Ukulele Guitar
It’s a child’s but, adults can use. Bought it for a cowgirls picnic.
Cachi –
Satisfied
Granddaughter luvs her guitar. She’s tough on her toys n this didn’t last as long as I wished. She luvs it!!
Ariel K. –
TINY
When I bought this I didn’t check specs, size or any details and bought it off assumption from photo. For starters this is TINY! Super cute but it’s very small, the strings came off first day of my toddler playing with it (she wasn’t even rough with it) the back of it is all plastic. It’s cute and at $9 it’s priced well but I wouldn’t spend more than that on it due to the strings coming off so easily unfortunately.
Jonathan Pena –
Perfect Gift
My son is 2 years old and loves ukulele/guitar. Strings aren’t sharp enough so my son can play all day
Roxanna –
Very cheap all plastic parts
Very cheaply made. Only had it about 2 weeks before the bridge that holds the stings broke. U get what u pay for i guess this is why it was so cheap. Plus it sounded horrible nothing like real one at all.
Aurora Villalobos –
Love it!
My son is obsessed with this, he hasn’t put it down since we got it! It’s been almost a day and he has taken it EVERYWHERE we go 🙂 I’d say it’s pretty durable because he likes to pull the strings really hard and it still hasn’t broken, really worth the price, it brought loads of joy 🙂 tuning is a little difficult as the knobs are plastic but no big deal it was expected and a bit offtune.. appearance is nice and size as expected for kids, easy for my son to hold and carry around just to add some more details
Joyce C.M. Jameson –
String popped within 2 minutes
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!
abdullah alturk –
Too expensive for a plastic toy