Aklot Concert Ukulele Solid Mahogany Ukelele 23 Inch Ukele Professional Uke With Free Online Course 8 Packs Beginner Starter Kits(Gig Bag Picks Tuner Strap String Cleaning Cloth Instruction Book)

I’ve been toying with the idea of getting a ukulele for some time so when lockdown was imposed for a second time decided then that time was now. After much research I opted for the Aklot tenor ukulele as it was sensibly priced and came with a selection of accessories including a tuner (essential), strap, plectrums, cleaning cloth, spare strings and carry bag. It also came with a little beginners booklet and a chord chart which was very useful for getting started as I was a complete beginner.The ukulele is a wonderful bit of craftsmanship, very well made with nice little touches such as the bird shaped bridge and engraved bird and makers name in the headstock, all the components such as the tuners and fretboard etc are top quality.Tuning the ukulele was very easy using the supplied tuner, simply clip it onto the headstock, select the Uc option and it indicates when each string is perfectly tuned. The ukulele sounds exceptionally good with a rich sound that surprised me a little, I was expecting it to sound a bit tinny, but it resonates superbly and holds the notes well, and unlike some ukuleles that I read reviews on this one doesn’t need tuning every 5 minutes, although I tend to check the tuning at the start of every practice session.Overall I am very pleased with my purchase and would certainly recommend anyone thinking of taking up the ukulele to consider an Aklot.

Ok, so, in my life I bought dozens of instruments from beginner's cheap ones to professional items - that's over 25 years of my hobby. I'm not a musician, I just love playing on different instruments even if I am jumping from one to another without getting enough skill to actually perform anywhere.This Uki is possibly THE best deal I've ever had hands down. Simple as that. I was always afraid of instruments "made in China" due to quality issues, especially cheaper ones but this was just mind blowing. Now, I'm sure there are better Ukis out there, no question about it - but here you get EXCEPTIONAL instrument that is well made, materials are top notch, sound is amazing, no technical problems, SMOOTH neck (usually one of the most common issue with non-craftsman instruments), it looks very cool and reminds me more of my +£1000 guitars than it does the cheaper instruments. It has amazingly delicate and clear sound (and that is considering I am really bad at using it now). But wait, this is just the instrument itself. You get an absolute TON of things with it that contrary to the usual "throw-in" stuff is actually great.Tuner is very precise and easy to use. It is much better than the one I have that supposed to be a pro item. You get a strap that is very decent and easy to put on, you get a spare set of strings of good quality, 2 picks, both well made (one is a felt pick that is quite hard to find locally). You get a nice starter book and a cloth to keep your Uki polished. Oh yeah, and a bag! While not thick padded it is STILL a padded one that is instantly much better than other bags (they are usually just material with no padding).So, to sum it up - I tried to convince my wife for YEARS to get some instrument to play with me without success - but she actually wants this one for herself. That should tell you a lot if you know how it works with convincing spouses about something for years.My only regret is that I don't have money now for a second one, otherwise it would already be ordered.I recommend that Uki with all my heart.

Had a lousy cheap thing for a while but really wanted to get into ukulele properly, which meant much better quality. Didn't want to spend the earth on my first in case i didn't carry it on though and this looked a good choice.It was a fantastic choice.Arrived quick and in perfect condition. Easy and fast to tune and once its tuned and you've played a while the strings really set-in nicely, i check every couple of days and not needed any tuning for about 3 weeks now. You get a great sound out of it and it really is a joy to play.The book you get is perfect to get you going even for an absolute beginner.I was puzzled by the thick, felt pick at first, having never seen one before, but they really are great to use when you get used to them... mines starting to get worn already!Once you get the basic chords done, greet to a guitar chord site and search for ukulele chords for your favourite songs, you'll be amazed at how many you can play by learning about 6 chords. It never occurred to me that a uke would need a capo so that's next to open up more songs.Fantastic product and if you are looking to learn, look no further than this.If you're a bloke, the smallest you should get is the 23" really as the frets are small fir getting two fingers in and you'll struggle with smaller, however for me the 26" seemed too big and took away its novelty value.I have been playing guitar about 16 years by the way so found this way easier than most will - just don't give up, you wont regret this purchase!

A lovely looking and well finished ukulele, and a very good sound.

I have some experience of playing the accoustic guitar but recently wanted to try playing the ukuleleRead the reviews on the Aklot Tenor solid mahogany ukulele and although sceptical due to the price thought it was worth taking a risk.On unpacking my initial impression was it looks a really well finished instrument and as far as able to tell it is of all solid construction. The accessory kit is welcome. The tuner seems to agree with my other tuner and is very easy to use. The strap is nice quality and the rest of the accessory's will be useful.I tuned it and checked the intonation which according to the tuner is perfect.I am really impressed with the finish and cant fault it with no signs of excess glue.The biggest concern I had was the frets might be sharp but on my instrument they were very smooth.On starting to play in my opinion the tone is really nice and it has good sustain.The only criticism is that on my one the action is a little high 3.5mm at the twelfth fret but I will let the instrument settle for a week before adjusting. That said it is easy to play out of the box.This is my third ukulele, the first being a Flight concert round back which my wife has commandeered! I built a second from a kit which was not a straight forward as the advert implied and had to be modified in a number of ways to make it playable and I am still trying to dress the frets. The Aklot definitely sounds superior to this one.To summarise I am very happy with the Aklot and think for the price or even spending another £20 or £30 would have been lucky to find a better one. I was tempted to give it a 4 star rating due to the previously mentioned slightly high action but feel considering the price and the otherwise excellent quality and value that would have been harsh.UPDATEAfter removing 1mm from the base of the bone bridge to ( a common and easy adjustment to guitars and ukuleles) it has made the good ukulele into an excellent one. I can only highly recommend the Aklot Tenor to anyone looking to buy their first Ukulele or those who want to upgrade.

I purchased this Ukelele from reading the reviews and they mostly gave it high marks. I think they were absolutely right. Now, I am a total beginner at music, but I do know about woodwork, having made furniture for many years, and in my opinion, the woodwork is excellent and the finish really good. No marks or chips, no excess glue run out. the shape is lovely with a nicely rounded top edge to save your wrists from scraping, realy good. I'm told cheap ukeleles often go out of tune, well after a few practise sessions it did need re-tuning but after a further couple of weeks practicing every day for at least 20min, I have not had to do it again. The rest of the kit is fine considering the price, the carry bag is lightweight but seems sturdy enough. It has a carry handle and also strapping for use as a rucksack. It came with a small electronic tuner and battery. It worked but so small I could not see it easily with my less than perfect eyes. But all I can say is for the price I am very pleased, it beat my expectations and I have no hesitation in giving it 5 stars.

So this was my second ever Ukulele, after a very unhappy experience with a cheap £25 soprano. I realised I needed more space on the fret board for playing better and as a result this instrument has helped me go from beginner to intermediate for how well it plays and feels.The kit -As described, it came with gig bag, Aklot branded tuner, spare strings (generic, nylon, nice quality), a gig strap (checkerboard coloured, handy), and a few things like chord chart and beginners guide. For the price, this was perfect.The sound -I have included a video of the sound as it plays nicely. It has open geared tuners which are high ratio - I didn't know what that meant at first but now I know that essentially means more accurate tunings and less 'slip' so even if it does need a tune up its a tweak here and there, not way out. Resonance in the high end can be a bit sharp. I am impressed as I have since played, and own, much higher priced ukulele's and this holds its own against double its price range easily comparable to any Kala solid mahogany options (which are all around £100-150).The ukulele -Pros -I really like the etched logo, lovely carved/etched out rosette and the bird saddle. I love how this has real bone and decent enough strings to make it sound and play nicely. I love how easy it is to play. The frets were not sharp and I have not needed to sand or alter the set up at all. The bridge/nut/saddle all as stock and work lovely. The weighting is nice. The price makes this a great great option.Cons -The finish could be nicer with a thicker gloss lacquer, as after months of daily playing in places it has shined up and other places flattened out, but that is wear and tear. As mentioned, the resonance in the high end can be a bit sharp but nice bass and good intonation so it is more likely to be string related rather than the wood. I would change the strings but it plays so nicely in the mid ranges and for most of my stuff and stays in tune so well that I almost do not want to. The lack of closed gears and the peculiar string slotting through the body, means if i am picky, it takes longer to bed into a stretched tune but in fairness it holds tune for days.Overall -I think for the price this is a simply wonderful recommendation. I have played at least 1-2 hours a day on this very Ukulele for nearly 2 months and I have not had any real fault with it. I have since fallen into a Ukulele Acquisition Syndrome and have 6 ukulele's and love to play this one still, over and over, as it is consistent. Considering this is a low priced (around £50-60) ukulele, it competes with mid range (circa £100-150) all day long.**I would highly recommend, and think this best serves someone like me who has/had a soprano and needs to have a bit more room for fingering the chords, but does not yet want to commit to something that will be £300. It really allowed me to grow as a player from a basic beginner, knowing nothing, to playing 40+ chords and at pace. That is the closest you can get to the definition of a Beginner to Intermediate and this Uke got me there.**

I’ve only been playing one day and cannot fault this little Ukulele (having never played a Uke before). The sound is richer than expected, the tuner is first class (with the only gripe being the teeny-weeny screw that needs to be removed before installing the battery) and the sound and build quality is excellent for the price. The online AI assessed tuition is brilliant. Being able to practice and have feedback on your progress is worth every penny. Given a choice, I would’ve liked a more quirky carry case and strap, but those are things that can be upgraded later, so that’s not really an issue at this price. A great starter Ukulele!

This is my third Amazon uke purchase (my first soprano). They have all been surprisingly well-made. The Aklot looks beautiful, sounds sweet, and stays in tune after the first few days.

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Excelente opción para principiantes, BBB.

I am a beginner Ukulele player so wasn't sure what I should purchase. I looked around alot and did some research. I decided on Akot tenor Ukulele. I am very pleased with my purchase. The things that came with the Ukulele were useful and of good quality, particularly good for a beginner who was not sure what was needed. The Ukulele has a great sound, even with a beginner using it!

Im an audio engineer, and a beginning uke student. I played the guitar in high school but never really gave it that much attention. Now, all of a sudden I got the urge to get a ukulele. So I looked around, read some reviews and ultimately chose the Aklot because of the looks (that bridge is a real eye-catcher.)I've been playing now for over a month and I cant put the darn thing down. Its become my "fidget toy" and I work on chords while waiting for meetings to start. At the end of the day, I work on songs I want to seranade my wife with and its been the perfect way for me to relax, unwind and let the stress of the day disappear (seriously. I cant think about anything else when Im trying to play. My focus needs to be locked to the music.)The craftsmanship of this is REALLY good for a mass-produced instrument from China. A solid mahogany body provides a surprising amount of tone and sustain. Not as "crunchy" or "tinny" as you would expect a ukulele to sound. Instead its a warm tone, thats resonant and clear without being shrill. This tells me that the construction of the body is tight: The wood is doing its job and really letting the ukulele sing. This is honestly hard to believe from an instrument so affordable. The inside of the body is clean with no glue drips, or scuffed up wood, the neck is SMOOTH, with perfectly filed frets on a silky smooth fretboard, and the action is CORRECT, right out of the box. The laser engraving is clean and even the stain is nicely done, without any drips or smudges.This is a HUGELY UNDERRATED ukulele. If you are just getting started on the path of ukulele playing, this is hands-down one of the best instruments to start your journey with.