Ukuleles have become one of the most popular musical instruments out there and it seems their popularity is still increasing day by day. If you’re a professional musician or a complete beginner looking to start your journey in the musical world, you’ll find yourself deluged with options.
There is an abundance of ukulele brands out there and almost all of them claim to provide the best quality products. However, more often than not, someone buys their precious ukulele – only to find out some major flaw in it that ends up ruining their experience.
Therefore, we decided to create this holy grail of a guide with the best ukulele brands out there. All of the brands have been nitpicked with thorough research and we have even recommended a flagship model of each brand that you can purchase.
As a bonus, we’ll provide you with the names of some ukulele brands you should definitely avoid while thinking about buying a ukulele!
Does Brand Matter?
Before we get into the details and provide you with the list of best ukulele brands, let’s get one thing cleared up.
Does a ukulele Brand matter or not?
Yes, it does!
Well, even though it’s a pretty simple question – sometimes people tend to overlook the fact and just buy a uke that falls under their budget. Ukuleles are not that expensive, and having a budget of $100-200 will get you a quality ukulele.
However, there are some things that need to be considered as each brand have some unique qualities of their own and you need to decide which one suits you the best. Just like Dodge, Ford, and other popular US car brands, some people favor different brands of ukuleles as well!
Don’t worry, we’ve also added a comprehensive buying guide that you can follow to find out the best ukulele brand for yourself!
How We Selected the Best Brands
In this modern age of reviews and critics, it’s really easy to be privy to the knowledge or information of anything literally. However, it doesn’t take much to write a review. Sometimes wrong information comes up in reviews and that can literally destroy a musical instrument or brand.
Therefore, we decided to accumulate our music experience, thoroughly researched any viable information that we could find about the brands, tested the stringed instruments ourselves, and consulted some professional musicians as well.
We even approached a big-time studio manager of one of the biggest music bands in the USA nay, the world. (We aren’t legally allowed to say his name out loud, but let’s just say he’s associated with one of the big fours).
To our surprise, not only did he get back to us but also decided to give his valuable insight regarding the best ukulele brands.
Now that we’ve gotten that out of the way, let’s dive into our list and find out about the best ukulele brands in the world, shall we?
Best Ukulele Brands: Our Picks
Ukuleles have been around since the late 19th century. Ever since, the popularity of this musical instrument has skyrocketed- especially in the last decade.
Among this huge plethora of ukulele brands, some of them have a dignified history, some of them handcraft their products, and some use unique materials.
Keep in mind that all of the brands we’ve picked out are some of the best ukulele manufacturers out there and will definitely have a preferable option for you.
Let’s get moving, shall we?
Cordoba
Emerging from the land of Spain in 1997, Cordoba has been a popular name for its classical or acoustic guitars. They are renowned to have implemented the unique tone straight out from the tranquillity of the Spanish mountains which gives their products a unique feel.
Then they decided to use their unique tone of Cordoba Guitars to expand their product range into high-quality ukuleles. With the collaboration between the creators of Cordoba and Pepe Romero of the famous Romero Creations, they were able to make quality instruments with an authentic tone.
Cordoba aims to create quality ukes with high-quality materials. The products sound great as well as can take a beating. A lot of the products come with in-built pickups, making them suitable for studio and live performance. It is one of the best ukulele brands for beginners.
Product Recommendation
While there are a ton of products with even more variability, we’d recommend checking out the Cordoba 20CM concert ukulele. It is one of the best concert ukuleles for under $200. We have personally tested this model and can state that it can be suitable for both beginners and professionals as well.
If the 20CM feels a bit larger to you, you can always opt for the 15CM concert variant as well!
Pros
- High-Quality Instruments with Mahogany Build
- Has a unique Headstock
- Most products come with an inbuilt amplification system
- Uses premium Aquila Nylgut Strings
- Good Option for both beginners and professionals
Cons
- Very few choices under the $100 budget
- Limited Product Range
- Not all models come with a gig bag
Kmise – The Best Value for Money
Kmise Ukuleles provides one of the best choices for beginners. Kmise produces some of the best beginner ukuleles that come with a pretty reasonable price tag.
Being in the market for more than 10 years, Kmise has earned its place and the hearts of more than 100,000 happy customers with its amazing products that come with a lot of unique features. Along with a mahogany body and walnut fretboard that ensures good tonal resonance and smooth playability; Kmise ukuleles come with 18:1 tuning gear with copper-plated tuners. This increases the accuracy of the tuning significantly, something that is incredibly helpful for beginners.
However, the most amazing feature that makes it one of the best choices for beginner musicians is that Kmise ukuleles come with a starter kit- providing all the necessary accessories one could need to increase their playability. A Kmise starter kit comes with a digital tuner, free online guitar lessons, strap, gig bag, etc – all under the price tag of $100. If this is not a steal, I don’t know what is!
Product Recommendation
We all know the types of ukuleles there are, right? If not, there are 4 standard ukulele models – Soprano, Concert, Tenor & Baritone ukuleles. Kmise ukuleles come in different-sized starter packs.
Therefore, each of them possesses a lot of similarities. You can just opt for the one that suits you the best. If you’re confused, then you can go for a concert ukulele as they tend to fit most people. However, baritone ukuleles might be a better choice if you have larger hands.
Considering all the things above, the Kmise ukulele starter kit is one of the best ukuleles for beginners.
Pros
- Great value for Price
- Sturdy build quality with simple design
- Warm Bright sound with decent projection
- Comes with lots of essential accessories
- Lifetime string replacement warranty
Cons
- Some users stated that the finishing could be better
- Comes with basic strings that aren’t comfortable playing with
- The unique design of the tuning gears isn’t according to everyone’s shape
Kala – Best Brand for Beginners
Kala had started their journey of being a small music company from the land of Sonoma Wine country back in 2005. The pioneer of Kala is Mike Upton, a former employee of the renowned Hohner Music Co.
Ever since the start, they have flooded the music market with their ukulele models that not only sound great but possess unique features as well. The best part of Kala ukuleles is the fact that no matter how ‘different’ your preferences are, you’ll find a model perfectly suitable for you!
Over the years, we’ve seen many famous musicians picking up Kala ukuleles and absolutely loving it as well. Among them are Michael McDonald, Twenty One Pilots, Joe Brown etc.
Kala is based in the USA and each one of their products is handcrafted meticulously with selected materials. Kala offers a Learn-to-Play bundle that helps beginner musicians through their journey.
Product Recommendation
We’ve dived into the ocean of Kala Music co. and tried a bunch of their products. Some of the products are so well crafted that you’d have a hard time putting them down once you start playing.
If you’re a professional and know your way around the uke, then we’d suggest you opt for the Kala KA-ATP-CTG Acacia Cedar premium ukulele. Everything about this ukulele will give you a premium feel. The premium solid Acacia wood with a rosewood fingerboard gives the uke an amazing finish accompanied by rich tones with a perfectly balanced resonance. The KA-ATP is definitely one of their premium models and can be a very good choice for professionals.
As for beginners, the best option is to get a Learn-to-Play ukulele bundle according to your size preference. If you’re looking for something unique, we absolutely loved the elegance of the Kala KA-15 Satin Mahogany ukulele!
Pros
- Sturdy Build Quality
- Rich Tones
- Huge design variants
- Most products come with premium Aquila Nylgut Strings
- Offers essential bundle for beginners
Cons
- Some users complained about the size being different from the standard version.
- Given straps are usually very short
Oscar Smichdt- Quality Ukes for Professionals
Among all the musical instrument manufacturing companies out there, Oscar Smichdt played a significant role in delivering the idea and access of musical instruments to the mass people. Factories based in Europe and New Jersey, Oscar Smichdt employed salesmen who used to travel to areas where music stores were non-existent.
This brand is renowned basically for its amazing acoustic & classical guitar series, as the company is owned by Washburn. The main idea of Oscar Smichdt’s ukuleles is to provide as much quality as possible in a ukulele.
Therefore, almost all of their products are built on Koa & Mahogany wood. As a result, your ukulele will create captivating tones and have a longer lifespan. All of the ukuleles are handcrafted carefully to increase your playability as well as enjoyment.
Product Recommendation
We’ve tried a bunch of Oscar Smichdt models, and we’ve been blown away by all of their performance.
However, if we had to pick one, we’d definitely tell you to go for the Oscar Smichdt OU5 ukulele bundle. There are 4 options to choose from, the best being the one made with KOA wood.
The OU5 comes with a full top to bottom Hawaiian Koa build with abalone binding and rosette. The 16-fret neck made with smooth Nyatoh wood ensures smooth playability. As it comes in a bundle, it comes with all the necessary accessories such as a bag, tuner, polishing cloth, and Austin Bazaar instructional DVD – all of which are very important for beginners.
Pros
- Premium Quality ukes with Amazing sound range
- Made of Premium Koa or Mahogany Wood
- All ukulele models have a lifetime warranty
Cons
- Not many beginner-friendly options
- Some users experienced having normal tuners instead of the grove metal ones.
Luna- The One with Amazing Aesthetics
Luna, aka Luna Guitars, is one of my favorite bands of all time. I know I might sound a bit biased, but you’ll get what I am talking about when you’ll see the amazing designs of their ukulele models.
Founded way back in 2005 by stained-glass specialized artist Yvonne de Villiers, Luna aims to produce aesthetically pleasing ukulele models within budget. Ms Yvonne believed that the popularity of musical instruments was taking a hit downwards in the early 2000s as the price were sky-high.
So, she decided to create affordable quality musical instruments with Luna Guitars co. As a bonus, she implemented unique designs to make them more attractive to the customers.
And guess what?
They were right! The Luna Concert Tattoo ukulele is the no#1 selling ukulele in the world and one of our top choices for best ukulele for beginners.
Product Recommendation
While the Luna Tattoo Concert is a really good choice, we’d recommend you to buy the Luna Great Wave Concert Ukulele, one of the most aesthetically pleasing ukuleles out there. Inspired from the Great Wave off Kanagawa, the Wave is made out of a solid mahogany body that produces great tones and has a perfect tonal balance. This can be a great choice for both beginners as well professionals.
Pros
- Unique Designs with lots of variants
- Affordable Price Tag
- Access to Luna Tribe as well as Luna University
Cons
- Some models come with subpar tuners
- The stock strings could be better.
Fender
I think this is a brand that doesn’t need any kind of introduction whatsoever. Everyone associated with music has at least heard their name, if not more! With a very rich and heartwarming history that goes back to the 50s, Fender Musical Instruments Corporation has established itself as one of the leading guitar manufacturers in the world.
With their unique out-of-the-world tune, amazing design, and seeing Iron maiden performing flawlessly with fender guitars, I have been in love with them for a long time.
When they first started their journey of ukuleles by introducing the Pa’ina and Nohea models in 2009, we couldn’t have been more excited! However, some of their earlier models had some issues regarding tones and bridges and they received some negative feedback from the common people.
But Fender handled them properly and ever Since, Fender has come a long way with their ukulele series- creating various models resembling their unique series as well as producing signature pieces for popular artists like Billy Eilish, Grace Vanderwall, etc.
Product Recommendation
While there are a ton of products that are all worthy of being a viable choice for yourself, we’d recommend going for the recently released Fullerton series.
The Fender Fullerton Jazzmaster Uke comes with the iconic fender structure with a very cool deep cyan color called Tidepool.
In addition, the signature headstock, pickguard, Spruce body, and walnut fingerboard make it an amazing choice for regular ukulele players who have a budget under $200.
Pros
- Unique fender body structure with Headstock
- A warm tone with fender preamp system
- The newer series comes with Nickel-plated hardware and a no-tie bridge
- Aquila Nylgut Strings
Cons
- Some users are still placing problems with bridges in the older models.
- The ukuleles only fit in Fender-designed gigbags due to their different shape.
Martin- The OG Premium Uke Brand
Martin is one of the oldest brands and best ukulele brands with a rich history of making ukuleles for over 100 years. Being almost 200 years old, the brand started its journey in 1833 with guitars as the stepping stone.
Martin started manufacturing ukulele models in 1916 and has excelled in making some of the most premium ukes in the market. Their products are thoroughly handcrafted and made with premium Koa wood with extensive QC checkups. The build quality and the tonal range of a Martin Ukulele is beyond comparison.
However, the premium quality also comes with a hefty price tag.
If you’re looking for a ukulele with rich history and fine craftsmanship, Martin can be a very good choice. However, as the ukuleles are pretty expensive and suitable for professionals, it is not an appropriate choice for a beginner.
Product Recommendation
While Martin products can range between $500 to over $5000, the T1K can be a very good choice that provides insanely sharp tones with loud projection but does not cut your pockets deep.
The T1K is made out of handpicked premium Koa wood that makes the build quality of the product and the sound range topnotch. The T1k also embraces a classic ukulele look that can be good or bad- depending on your preference.
Pros
- High-Quality Ukes with premium tonewood
- Topnotch craftsmanship and build quality
- Perfectly Suitable for recording sessions
Cons
- Huge price tag
- Not suitable for beginners
Magic Fluke Ukulele
The Magic Fluke company decided to take the game onto a different level, making ukuleles that are unique, come with an affordable price tag, yet sound amazing like the premium ones. There are only two variants of the ukulele – the Fluke and the Flee.
The Fluke ukulele was designed by Dale Webb back in 1999 and created with a combination of Australian Pine Wood and injection moulded Thermoplastic. The thermoplastic body with a wood soundboard created an amazing bright tone with louder projection than most other ukuleles in the market. The Flee Ukulele is a similar type with a different shape only.
The unique shape of the Magic Fluke ukuleles makes them an interesting option. Although not everyone is a fan of their shapes, a lot of musicians are in love with the overall performance-not to add that these ukes are able to stand by themselves.
Fluke ukuleles come in lots of colorful variants as well as breathtaking beautiful print designs. The necks are made of solid walnut or maple wood. If you want a more premium construction, you can always opt for a Koa top. Both the fluke and the flee ukes come with D’addario Nyltech Strings.
Product Recommendation
While there are only two variants in the Magic Fluke ukuleles, it’s not that hard to choose from. All the other difference is only cosmetic. After playing both types of ukuleles, we’d recommend you go for the flea versions.
While both versions sound quite similar, the fluke only comes in tenor size and therefore doesn’t offer variability. On the other hand, the flea has concert or tenor versions as well as a relatively affordable price tag.
If you’re still confused regarding which design to choose from, we’d suggest you go for the all-black version. You can never go wrong with black!
Pros
- Unique design that ensures better playability
- Bright sound with loud resonance
- Lightweight
- Lots of design variants
- Great Price for value
Cons
- Not available in Soprano or Baritone sizes
- The price range of around $300 doesn’t exactly give an affordable vibe.
Lanikai
Being a part of the music industry giant Hohner, the Lanikai ukuleles have been on the list of the preferences for both beginners and professional musicians. The brand is based on a small Island of Hawaii known as Oahu and their LK series are made in Hawaii as well.
Just like our previous brand Magic Fluke, Lanikai makes some of the most innovative customizable ukuleles out there. Some models come with a 3 band Equaliser which performs really well. Some have movable wedge saddles and lots of customizing options.
However, the one we found most interesting was the UkeSB series of the Lanikai – which allows its users to easily record whilst playing! Amazing, isn’t it?
Lanikai even manufactures exotic models equipped with six or even eight strings. The tonal range of these ukes is amazing and provides a clear, soothing melody that left us with no choice but to put them on the list of best ukulele brands!
Product Recommendation
Even though there are a lot of good models of Lanikai, we’d recommend going for the Lanikai ACST ukulele which is made from premium acacia wood and produces a sharp, bright and clear sound that will definitely suffice your musical desires.
The ACST model comes in different shapes. You can choose the size according to your preference. The Acacia wood provides such a rich warmth to the tone that is just beyond comparison.
Pros
- Interesting design concepts with unique features
- Most of the models come with electronics
Cons
- Some of the models produce acoustic guitar-like sounds
Donner
Donner is one of the brands that started fairly recently in the year of 2012, yet managed to get a good reputation in the market. The salient reason behind this popularity is their affordable pricing.
You can get a decent Donner ukulele for just under $100. Many models come with a starter kit- making them a very good choice for beginners starting with a tight budget.
The motto of Donner is “Creating new experiences in music and performance” and it certainly felt that way when we were playing the DUC 1 Concert Kit. Their models are not only good for beginners but for advanced players as well.
Product Recommendation
There are lots of choices according to your budget, but the best one would definitely be the Donner DUC-1 23 Inch Concert Ukulele.
The DUC-1 has been tested thoroughly by ourselves and we loved the bright sound that comes from the African Mahogany body.
In addition, the smooth finished rosewood fingerboard and bridge facilitate your playability significantly. However, you might want to change the stock fluorocarbon strings for a better experience.
The DUC-1 comes as a starter kit with essential accessories and online video lessons- making it a perfect choice for beginners.
Pros
- Amazing range with lots of variants
- Suitable for beginners
- Affordable price tag
Cons
- Tonewood quality is a bit lower than solid mahogany
- No baritone models as of yet.
Lohanu
This is probably one of the very few brands that originated from Canada. The word ‘Lohanu’ is an amalgamation of the three words Love, Ohana, and Unity – which represents the love & unity between a family in the Hawaiian language.
We are all privy to the fact that Canadians are some of the nicest people in the world. Lohanu aims to live to that standard by providing excellent customer service with a lifetime warranty. However, you probably won’t have to worry about that since their products are of great quality with a long lifespan!
Lohanu ukuleles boast high quality at an affordable price and offer some really unique, vibrant models that create amazing sound with loud projections. The spalted structured maple glossy top and the rosewood fingerboard combined to create an amazing melody that’ll definitely earn your love.
Product Recommendation
The best lohanu product will be their flagship Electric Cutway Ukulele bundle from Lohanu– one of the best-selling ukuleles on Amazon. It is very reasonable yet the sound is of such high quality that it can even surpass some of the $100-200 ranged ukes.
The Sapele wood with rosewood fingerboard and Aquila Nylgut strings make it really enjoyable to play. The Chromecast tuners make sure there is good intonation as well. The bundle can be a very good option for both beginners and professionals.
Pros
- Reasonable Price with amazing sound quality
- The arched back provides a louder and more rich sound
- Lifetime warranty with topnotch customer support
- Good tuning accuracy
Cons
- The gig bag is just subpar
- Included plastic picks are of no use. However, the leather picks by Lohanu work like a charm!
Kanile’a
Born in a small garage of Joe Souza and his lovely wife Kristen, Kanile’a ukulele started its journey back in 1998. Ever since then the company only grew just like the family, as they reached a special place for all music lovers.
All of the Kanile’a ukuleles are made from Hawaii where they meticulously complete each step completely and create the perfect ukulele. All of the models feature a bracing system called the TRU or total resonating ukulele, which makes them more sturdy and produces even better sound!
Kanile’a ukuleles are made from their own processed Koa wood and then go through a finishing under direct sunlight. This method is known as the ultraviolet finish and is really great for the environment! Not every day do you get to know about a brand that not only has a rich history but also deeply cares about the environment, do you?
The Kanile’a ukuleles are pretty exclusive and will cost you around $1000. However, it’s not easy to grab one as there aren’t really available in third-party stores. You can order them through the Kanile’a original website!
Product Recommendation
After thoroughly researching and getting the opinions of valued users as well as professionals, we’ve decided to recommend the K-1 Tenor Deluxe of the Kanile’a ukulele.
The k-1 comes with a deluxe curved Koa build with Ebony fingerboard and bridge. The melody that comes from this ukulele literally feels out of the world, is so captivating that’ll make the price tag absolutely seem worth it!
If you’re looking for a cheaper option, Kanile’a has an affordable range called the Islander series that uses Acacia wood with walnut fingerboards, still making them worth getting. However, their exclusive models are beyond comparison, period!
Pros
- Impeccable Craftsmanship
- Perfectly suitable for recording sessions
Cons
- Not beginner-friendly at all
- Exclusive and expensive
Ukulele Brands You Should Avoid
As there are a lot of options available in the market, some companies take this to their advantage and aim to sell subpar, low-quality ukes to the common people.
As a result, it is absolutely necessary to know about the brands that you should definitely stay away from.
Some of these brands are Kangaroo, Kadence, Martin Smith etc. These ukuleles come with various flaws such as lower tuning accuracy, fret buzzing, fragile construction and more which can really destroy your enthusiasm towards the instrument. Here are some other tips on how to avoid low-quality brands.
Brands with Confusing Names
There are some brands that possess names similar to some of the best ukulele brands and try to exploit that name into tricking people and buying their abysmal ukuleles.
Such a brand is Martin Smith.
Martin Smith has done such a good job in marketing that when you search for the original Martin ukuleles mentioned above in this article, you’d get one or two smith models in the result as well.
Therefore, please be very careful while purchasing ukuleles – especially when online. When you’re buying physically make sure to visit a renowned store with a good reputation.
Deals that are Too Good to be True
Some brands can be seen offering too good to be true deals with promises of high-quality products. More often than not, these turn out to be total scams and you might very well end up with just an empty ukulele box or something!
If you’re lucky and you do receive the product, it will contain a ukulele that will neither sound good nor last long!
Chinese Ripoffs
While a lot of premium ukes are manufactured in China, it doesn’t mean that every product from there will be of good quality. China has a reputation for making exact copies of premium products and selling them at a low price.
So, make sure you don’t fall into the trap and buy a replica of a renowned brand with your hard-earned money. The best practice would be to purchase from verified sellers on online shops or go to reputed music stores. You can even purchase from the company’s official website as well!
Buying Guide: Choosing the best ukulele for yourself
It is essential to know the nitty-gritty about the ukuleles in order to figure out which type of ukulele is the best for you. Since we’ve already covered the buying guide of ukuleles in detail before, you can easily read them in our following posts:
As for knowing which brands are best, we’ve already figured it out for you! You can easily choose any of the above-mentioned brands in our list and pick the most compatible ukulele for you!
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Age of The Brand Matter?
Well, it is true that the brands that have been operating in the market for a longer period have a strong foundation and reputation that was slowly built over the year.
However, it doesn’t necessarily mean that a relatively new brand isn’t worth it. Newer brands manufacture products by implementing technology that reduces the cost while improving quality!
For instance, Donner ukuleles only started their journey in 2012 and have already been recognized globally with their wide range of products!
Is Makala Part of Kala?
Yes, Makala is basically a budget lineup for consumers who are on a tight budget. While Makala ukuleles are pretty decent, the price range isn’t that much lower than the Kala series.
Therefore, we’d suggest you go for the Kala ukuleles.
What Is the Most Popular Ukulele Size?
Surprisingly enough, the most popular ukulele is still the Soprano. The reason behind this is probably because of the sound it creates.
Soprano ukuleles are the smallest and most light in the market, and create the classic harplike ukulele sound that everyone loves!
Is Ukulele easier than Guitar?
Well, to some extent – yes! Basically, the major chords in the ukulele are really easy to hold compared to guitars. In fact, playing the ukulele can even make you a better guitar player!
What are the 4 basic ukulele chords?
If by the basic chords you mean the magic chords similar to a guitar, they would be the C, D, G, and E minor. All of these chords are really easy to learn and you can create various sweet melodies just by making different combinations of the chords.
What ukulele does Eddie Vedder play?
We all grew up listening to various types of music and Pearl Jam has been in our hearts ever since!
The lead Vocalist and front man of Pearl Jam, Eddie Vedder has been known to be quite fond of ukuleles- tenor ukuleles to be precise. His instruments include the Martin Tenor, Devine Tenor, Earnest Tenor, Kamaka Tenor, and a Kamaka 6 string. Although recently, he prefers to play the Mya-Moe Myrtle Classic Tenor Ukulele.
Our Recommendation
Now that we’re done and dusted with all the top brands in the market, it’s time for the verdict. The best ukulele brand can be pretty different according to the preference of people. We’re just going to recommend the brand that seemed the best one for us after the thorough research and playing experience.
Best Brand for Beginners
Beginner musicians who are starting their musical journey need to have a product that not only offers smooth playability but has good aesthetics as well.
On that note, we’d recommend the popular brand Luna for beginners. Luna offers a wide range of products with bundles for beginners. In addition, their ukuleles look really nice!
On the other hand, Kmise can be a really good option for those on a tight budget!
Best Brand for Professionals
The purpose for buying a ukulele is pretty different for a professional than a beginner. Professionals need to consider their choice based on a lot of facts such as studio performance, live concert eligibility, etc.
Considering all of the factors, we’d advise the advanced players to go for Martin Ukuleles if there’s room for the budget. Martin produces such quality ukuleles that are second to none!
However, if budget is an issue, then Oscar Schmidt can be an alternative for recordings and live sessions!
Conclusion
Finally, we’ve reached the end. Being fellow music enthusiasts, it was quite a fun journey exploring all the brands and getting deep into their products as well as finding out the limitations.
We learned a lot throughout the process and it will be an absolute honor for us if this post helps you narrow down your choices to select the best ukulele brand.
Thank you for reading this article. Let us know if there are any questions or concerns, and do share with us if you end up buying one of our recommended brands! Cheers!
