30" Wooden Acoustic Guitar for Kids/Boys/Girls/Beginners/Guitar for age 3-5 5-9 Natural

Grand daughter loves it .. the strings are cheap had to replace them but my grand daughter is happy and that's all that matters.

Muy bonita y propia para un bonito regalo

So my eldest daughter (9yr old) expressed interest in playing guitar after her school let them play it in music class.I myself do own acoustics and electrics and my daughter struggles to be able to reach around and hold the axes let alone fret and strum.Enter this cheapo kit and as I expected fit finish and quality.This FITS what I intended. Getting her a guitar shes comfortable with and in which she can learn chord patterns, finger placement and combine with strum rythm and picking.The size is right.Now lets talk about all negatives.The tuners WILL NOT HOLD for long periods. Getting this setup and on pitch will detune over time as the tuners will just loosen just through the sheer vibration of strumming the strings.The neck and frets are a plastic resin.. I'll be lucky to get a year out of sheer wear and tear.. and buzzes on some frets.I wont comment on sound quality.. cmon.. look how much this guitar is.. do you really think its going to sound beautiful and project?It makes the right sound when in tune - nothing atrocious and acceptable.Wait?! Wut?! But why 4 stars? The price to value proposition is there. This is a great starter guitar set for any child to begin learning how to play. Price range wise its at the right place as you wouldnt be out too much money if your child (or mine for that matter) decides to not continue to learn.If my daughter does continue and learn and actually wear down the cheapo plastic frets on the neck in the next year... then I know it'll be worth while to step it up to a baby taylor.Ultimately if you're looking to buy a quality guitar I'd ask you seek out a knowledgeable friend.Obviously if you know what you're doing.. you know to NOT buy guitars online as you always go physically see and buy the very guitar you play in store in your hands.Its not you choosing your guitar.. the guitar chooses you :P

I purchased it for a gift for my granddaughter and the first one was damaged so I reordered another. This one wouldn't tune so you can't play. It's very cheaply made. I missed the window for the return due to illness. Being a senior citizen I wish I could get my money back so I could purchase an item that works. I can't afford to buy another one.

Great quality, 6 year old loves it! She’s learning with her dad. But I’d say buy it some new strings for it

We gave it to our Grandson and he is in love with it. I hope he keeps up the interest. It does get out of tune a lot, but hopefully that gets better as the strings get used.

If you're looking for a child size guitar, this is it...for size alone. It's good for small hands to get used to using the 6 strings, frets and finger placement.It will not hold tune for any amount of time. Has to retuned in a matter of moments. It's super low quality.I guess you get what you pay for.Would I recommend it? It depends on what you expect to get out of it.Learning the mechanics of guitaring... Yes. It is inexpensive and you wouldn't lose much if the kiddo loses interest.

I bought this for our 5 year old daughter. It’s about right for a young child who’s interested in learning to play a guitar but isn’t actively playing yet.It’s tricky to tune and even then, chords don’t sound quite right on it. Unfortunately, it doesn’t seem like the frets are positioned properly to make notes sound right from one string to the next.It could just be a QC issue and I can’t be too mad at this price point, but something to be aware of if your child is already strumming chords.