Childrens Classical Spanish Guitar Kids Pack 1/2 Size by Mad About

Okay but goes out of tune so easily you can barely play anything before you have to tune it again. Good size and quality otherwise.

Guitar good straps are poor quality

Ideal beginners guitar i bought for my 10yr old son to start learning and is the perfect size for him. Would prefer if all the strings were metal as it has a mix of both but other than that would recommend and for the price it’s very reasonable

A good start up guitar for beginners. My son is 7 but very tall so ideal size for him. Sadly the case is of awful quality. Strap came away at the seam on first use, managed to repair it. Now the other has come away and completely frayed all the way from top to bottom so is beyond repair.

This was a gift, receiver delighted, uses a lot

The media could not be loaded.  This is for my 5 year old grandson and he wants a strap like grandads one . But his one only goes on at base of guitar and nothing for the second bet to go on

We have a long and wide family guitar tradition. I’ve never mastered it myself to satisfactory levels, although I can play most pop songs in the straightforward chords. My occasional strumming got our daughter interested. She has already tried to follow several online / Youtube beginners courses however the issue is that the neck of my grown-up guitar is too wide for her slender 9-year old fingers.the size and shape of this first guitar is just what we were looking for. And I couldn’t believe the price of this fairly complete set. I assume there is a quality trade off but so far it’s not noticeable to the undiscerning eye and/or ear. The guitar comes with case and accessories like nylon spare strings, a strap and a plectrum. The case can hold plectrums and guitar tuition books.I used an online tuning tool in combination with a Iphone app to get it tuned properly.Our daughter is now thinking about getting an after school guitar tutor, with my wife having an interest to join those sessions as well all of a sudden! (for which she will ‘borrow’ my beloved guitar!!). So for now this is a perfect guitar to see if it sparks her interest and if its starts a practice discipline. Eventually, if the guitar holds up we might swap the nylon strings with proper metal ones but for now it’s probably easier for our daughter’s fingers. In fact, we might trade up towards a more professional model/make if she delivers. In that case we will most likely keep this entry level guitar for her younger brother.

Looks and sounds fab. Looks far more expensive