Ohana
SK 21

Although it is a little bigger than the Kala Pocket range with a scale length of 29.5cm, (11.6 in), instead of 28cm, (11 in), which I did consider buying at the time, it is less expensive and less common. I think it also looks better than the Mahogany Pocket and is a lot easier to play. 

It plays and feels like a good quality Ukulele - all in all a nice piece of Mahogany. The satin finish is excellent and everything fits together properly with no poor finish marks, extraneous glue or anything like that. The tone, as with all Minis, is a little weak and lacking in bass but then that is to be expected; it is after all very small.

It did give me some drama after a few years with the bridge coming off, even though it was being stored nicely in a hard case! But the Ukulele Doctor sorted it out and now for safety sake I don't store it tuned up tight