Kmise Banjo Ukulele 4 String Concert Banjos Maple Body Aquila String Fashion Style Professional Musical Instrument with Bag and Tuner

Save yourself the money and just buy the instrument on its own. The tuner doesn't work at all, the spare strings are unusable and the bag is as flimsy as they come. The banjolele is actually quite nice though after the sharp fret edges had been filed down.

I bought this for a bit of amusement over lockdown.It's a cheap banjolele and roughly what I expected for the money.I play for a bit of a giggle, and it's fun ... but it's not got a great sound or a great action, it's just a nice alternative to my other ukes.I don't think any serious musician would look at buying this for a main instrument, but as a beginner's model or occasional instrument, I think this is a good purchase and I would recommend it. Actually, I got another one for a friend when they were on offer - so that's a recommendation in itself.

Have a couple of ukuleles already and fancied a banjolele to play bluegrass and other styles suited to it.Really well made instrument with all you need in the package.I had ordered the same instrument direct from China minus the bag and tuner for more than half the price less than this one but after waiting a week it was established it was lost in transit!I received this one the next day. The strings have taken time to settle and generally don’t need the daily retune they did but I would certainly recommend this having hours of fun playing it so far.

Got a Tenor Ukulele a week ago for a similar price, i am a complete novice still working my way through basic chord changes, although my Uke is great, no complaints whatsoever, i knew this was a different animal before i even got it out of the box.The weight! it 'feels' like a serious bit of kit, it looks great and to my untrained ear.. Sounds great too.I have no idea what you get for paying more but i, for one, am delighted with this.I also got extra strings, a plastic gauge to place the bridge and a spanner type thing for pins around the banjo which i hope i shall never need :D

My family bought this delightful instrument for me for Christmas. It took a little time to sort out the tuning but I soon resolved that problem.I went along to a friends house to celebrate New Years Eve and brought along my new uke. At the end of a very enjoyable and musical night, imagine my embarrassment when the zip of the case fell apart. Such a cheap shoddy case for such a beautiful instrument..

Whilst I am not a seasoned banjo ukulele player and have no understanding of what is good and bad.... When I took this to get the bridge placed properly by an expert he did say he was impressed with banjo uks quality. As already pointed out the bag is a bit cheap but it does the job and the zip has stayed in working order for the moment.

I bought this ukulele on the positive feedback from other reviewers. It is a robust, good looking instrument and it came with a bridge position indicator which made installation very easy. I also bought an electronic clip on tuner and don't think as a novice I could have managed without it. There are various web sites that explain both bridge positioning and clip on tuners and I found them very helpful. I am also finding that on-line sites for tutorials on chords are helping me get started. The quality of the ukulele bag is good. Cheers

Looking good