Harley Benton UK-12 Stain Ash NT

Dignity

a real tool for your money

disadvantages

the strings are advised to be changed, the need to adjust every 10-15 minutes in the first days of use.

Comment
great thing, sounds pretty decent for this size. I bought it for my daughter, I also play it myself, it's easy to master, but it's not very convenient for my big hand to play some chords. can be put in a backpack and taken on a hike instead of a big guitar, save space and weight.Great price for a real instrument.
The first time holding it in your hands it seems very light, it is inconvenient to play, you don't even know how to grab, but then, believe me, that you will just fall in love with her.
Also, at first he quickly gets upset, but after a few weeks the line will hold better.

I recently got this as a gift for my little brother. Let me tell you, he absolutely loves it!

First of all, I have to say that it's a beautiful instrument. The stained ash wood gives it a really unique and eye-catching appearance, and it looks great hanging on his wall when he's not playing it.

But more importantly, it sounds great too! The tone is warm and rich, and it really brings a smile to our faces when he plays it. He's still learning, and really how good does it need to sound for a beginner?

And even though it's a really nice instrument, the price was really reasonable. I was actually surprised by how affordable it was considering the quality of the materials and the craftsmanship.

Overall, I would definitely recommend this uke to anyone who's looking for a high-quality instrument at a great price. If you're looking for a gift for a music-loving friend or family member, this would be a great choice!

Nothing wrong of far from expected.

A simple nice instrument that you can use to play around (bough it for my kid).
I got no fret sprouts (but they weren't anything out of this world either) and the finish was all around ok.

The only real downside of this uke are the tuners which you will need to adjust everytime you pickup the instrument, but I also see no problem in that (for the price).

I would say it is easily in the ballpark of other ukuleles around the 35~40EUR range, which is pretty nice.

Also, it looks really nice and comes with a simple bag which was a surprise!

I accidentally got myself two of these, and since the thing is only like €25, I figured it's better to gift it instead of returning. My sister has been getting more into music recently so I figured a uke is a nice Christmas gift. She's left-handed, though, but the bridge is straight, so I figured switching the two middle strings would do the job. We painted the dot markers with a white acrylic marker and it's perfect. She's as satisfied as I was with it. Decent quality, a little rough here and there but it's still nice quality wood, sound is nice, and it looks pretty cute!