Lanikai, 4-String Ukulele, Chrome (MAB)

My daughter says “it feels wonderful and has a very nice sound.”

It is a good instrument.PRO* Sound is rich* Overall quality is good.* I recommend it for the price, even with the flaw below.CONThe bottom (highest pitch) string is visibly too close to the edge of the neck. The lower string is farther away from the edge of the neck. The strings are not placed in the middle of the neck but are all shifted over a little. This means the bottom string touches my left palm when I rest my hand flush with the outer part of the neck. I bought it for plunking around and I will be the only one using it so I'll just keep it.

This was almost a perfect purchase. The uke sound is great. The binding on the neck is great and the frets feel very comfortable. The bag is very basic but a nice addition. The tuning keys turn easy and so far it's stayed relatively in tune.Now for the few disappointments and why it missed the 5 star review. First, the picture does not match the actual instrument. The sound hole is missing the cream binding. I almost returned it because it didn't match. See the pic I posted. Second, the string spacing and neck are wider than it needs to be. It feels very classical guitar string spacing unlike a smaller uke. Not the end of the world but just seems like it would be more comfortable if it were spaced closer with a slightly thinner neck.Overall I kept it. I compared to another baritone and the sound was better, the neck and frets were more comfortable to play and the case made it worth it.