Deirdre H.
BUYER BEWARE - What you see IS NOT what you get
I bought a couple of ukelele projects to build with my kids during shelter-in-place because I thought it would be a fun thing to do to turn an otherwise negative experience into a positive memory. The product that was demoed on the site appeared to be high-quality wood and worth the price of $35 (US), what I got was crappy balsa wood and plastic parts (fretboard, saddle, and bridge). The bridge had no way to thread the strings through, so they pop off every time my kids strums. I would've sent it back, but it already took two months to get here, and my kids were super excited (big mistake to tell them). When we got it, and the kids looked at it, they were utterly disappointed--I tried to make it right by putting them together by myself, but everything was so cheap that things were breaking off every five-minutes. I expected to get a product like in the pics and video on the website, which was medium-quality wood, and wooden fretboard and bridge, with parts that should've fit together cleanly. Instead, I got a product that wouldn't even pass muster for a 7-year old.



