ADM Beginner Acoustic Classical Guitar 30 Inch Nylon Strings Wooden Guitar Bundle Kit for Kid Boy Girl Student Youth Guitarra Online Lessons with Gig Bag, Strap, Tuner, Extra String, Pick,Natural

This was a Christmas gift for my granddaughter and she thought it was the cutest thing. The quality of the guitar was very nice and it makes a good first guitar. The color of the bee pattern was vibrant and it wasn't too big or too heavy for her.

For the price you get alot. Very playable, not too hard to tune. Great for a beginner.

My 8 year old absolutely loves this! And it’s his favorite color! This is a great little starter guitar. It’s obviously not some top quality musicians guitar but it’s great for kids to learn on.

This beginner guitar was well worth the price! This was a gift for my 7-year old daughter and it fits her well. I have been playing acoustic and electric guitar for years and was able to tune this in a few minutes. It takes more adjustments than a guitar with steel strings because the nylon strings stretch and relax. Expect to retune each time you play for a couple weeks until they have set-in. I have not had to make any adjustments after about 2-3 weeks. The accessories are a nice extra bonus with this item. I didn't bother using the tuner--just download a free tuning app. The soft case is not padded, so it's import to take this time to teach your kids how to properly care for instruments. It is not a toy. Sound quality is pretty good for the price. I get a little buzzing on some notes, but it's not too bad. My biggest gripe is there are no fret markers. This might be because it's a classical guitar? Whatever the reason, I just stuck some small dot stickers on the neck to mark the frets and it's fine. I would buy it again, maybe for my other child so they can both play together.

This 30 inch guitar ADM 30 Inch Beginner Acoustic/Classical Guitar with Carrying Bag & Accessories, Black Gloss is perfect for beginners. My 16 year old son knows how to play and my 7 year old nephew wants to take lessons. My Nephews birthday is in September. I got this for his birthday gift. My 16 year old got it out of the box to check it out for defects and to tune it for my nephew. It is a very nice classic guitar. We were impressed with everything it comes with. There won't be a need to purchase any thing extra because it was all included, which is fantastic! It's smaller size will make it much easier for my 7 year old nephew to maneuver and play. The sound is good and it is made of great quality materials and is made with pride, considering that they give you a warranty they are confident in the construction of the product they make. This is my honest opinion, I would recommend it to a friend and I would buy it again. If you found this review helpful please mark below, thanks!

The listing says, "not just a toy." This is just a toy. I got it for my 7 year old niece to mess with so she doesn't try to play my full sized guitars. I returned it in favor of a ukulele at about the same price point. I must start, though, by assuring that I don't judge the entire brand over this product. I would bet they probably make other good products, perhaps even their ukuleles, although I don't have one. Here's why i want to steer you clear from this particular guitar.Tuning - could not make it hold AT ALL and I gave it a week for strings to stretch, tuners to hold, etc., by retuning at least 2x a day. Not close to holding any tune.Action - unreasonably high. I didn't expect it to be all that good of course, but IF I could get it in tune, not only would it be impossible to play any string in tune on the first fret (forget about an F chord), the action is so high that even the second fret pulls the note sharp bc it stretches so far down to reach the fretboard. While other things about it are very cheap you must understand I have no problem with that! THAT IS PERFECTLY OK FOR A CHEAP PRODUCT to have cheap parts! My problems are in the way this is put together. A cheap ukulele, as I recommend instead, would have cheap parts as well, and I have a few. They all work to make basic music while this guitar does not. If this is your child's first exposure to a guitar (or anything in the lute family), they may never want to play again. Cheap ukuleles tend to be very playable in my experience and would be far better exposure to a young aspiring guitarist, or even anyone looking for an inexpensive new musical venture.

I ordered this guitar for my granddaughter and unfortunately it doesn't meet learning specs. The turning keys are very cheap and will not allow the guitar to stay in tune. And this is after allowing the strings to stretch a little. The play action is too high for beginners. If you insist on buying this guitar I would suggest you buying some good replacement tuners and some strings. The strings are junk. The sound of the guitar is decent and would sound a lot better with some good quality strings. Its a good toy as is, but with a little help its better but still not good for learning because of the high string action.

I bought this 30-in guitar to use as a travel guitar and to practice blues riffs while sitting on a sofa. The tone of the 3 bottom strings (E A D) is great. The treble strings (G B and high E) did not sound good (for a young child, they would be fine). So I replaced the three top treble strings with treble strings from D'Addario Pro Arte EJ45 Classical strings, and now this small guitar sounds amazing for its size!The action is also low, so very easy and fun to play. I would recommend this 30" guitar.