How much should a beginner ukulele cost?

In general, you should expect to spend between $50 and $150 on your first ukulele, and take the time to look for a trusted brand. Brands like Lanikai and Cordoba are known for their relatively inexpensive instruments for those who are entering their first round of ukulele basics. Ukuleles come in many shapes and sizes.

Why are ukuleles so expensive?

The biggest factor is going to be materials, as it is in any physical goods item. With the cheaper ukuleles, you might not actually get a real wood body (or wood anything). You might find them made of a composite, plastic, or scrap-wood.

Does price of ukulele matter?

The sky really is the limit in terms of price. This is why it’s important to set a budget for yourself so you don’t get lost in all your options. Most beginners can expect to pay anywhere between $50 to $200 for a good, playable ukulele. I don’t recommend buying anything cheaper.

How much does an expensive ukulele cost?

Cheap ukuleles can be purchased from the market for a price somewhere in between $100 and $500. The ones that are marked over $500 are defined as the expensive ones. Why do people spend their money in order to purchase the most expensive ukulele?

What are the advantages of the ukulele?

• It’s fun and easy to learn. Think of ukulele as a “fun-sized” instrument. Its portable size makes it easier for younger players and people with smaller hands to learn to play. Better yet, the ukulele comes in multiple sizes, ranging from the tiny soprano ukulele to the slightly larger tenor uke, giving players more options to find the right fit.

What is the best ukulele under $50?

Though they have budget ukuleles under $50, the Kala KOA-CT-T Port Orford Cedar Top tenor uke stands out as one of the very best. It’s a professional ukulele, perfect for touring musicians, and the Hawaiian koa wood it is made out of gives an incredibly authentic tone. Kala continues to push the envelope.

Where can I get ukulele lessons?

Check out Fender Play and get bite-sized lessons from world-class instructors — whenever and wherever you want to learn more. Fender Play offers self-paced lessons for ukulele beginners, allowing you to track your progress, build upon the skills you learn, and put those skills into practice by playing chords and songs on ukulele.