Populele 2 Pro Review: The BEST Way to Learn Ukelele

A great way to start learning the ukulele, the Populele 2 Pro features everything you need. It's light, easy to play, syncs with an instructive mobile app for Android and iOS where you'll learn new tunes, and app-controlled LEDs tell you where to place your fingers. It's expensive, but the price matches the quality of the instrument. The Pro model also features a preamp and output jack for connecting the ukulele to an amplifier.
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thx for your review! cant wait to get my device shipped! :)

[@darknessviking]

very fun review

[@Chemy.]

it's nice that instrument works and looks fine, I think the app can be improved later and even if they decide to launch it open sources (not saying they will) it might improved by other

[@colson8327]

If you buy one of these be sure and have some fret marker stickers handy because it does not come with any. I just got mine and so far I like it but I haven't had a chance to try the preamp because it's charging. Also be aware that if the lights don't work on the fretboard you may need to add or replace batteries which are placed behind the switches on the back of the uke.

[@chrisdavies7610]

Looks interesting,Uke going hi-tech, I think I'll stick to traditional Uke for time being. I don't like changing charging batteries all the time

[@MrSimonwatling]

Hi I've been learning to play a ukelele using yousician for a few years I was wondering what you used to learn as I don't seem to be progressing quickly enough

[@MakeUseOf]

Christian has been playing guitar for ages, so I think the skills transferred.

[@Fenris1on1]

Need a PoBassUlele pro 2 😎

[@ukaszpolak7302]

Plusy za koszulkę commodore ;) the ukulele itself sounds mediocre. Price in poland is about 122 euro, so it's a quite expensive.

[@JD-zh5nv]

A bit shallow for a review.