Good fit for an antique ukulele.
926990
Ordered these for an antique ukulele, figuring the manufacturer would have used standard violin pegs at the time.

These pegs arrived in compact packaging and exactly as shown, with holes of appropriate diameter pre-drilled for the strings.  And they fit the uke!
2995280
The fininsh on this is very nice.  High gloss and seems to be assembled well.  I would have gave it 4 1/2 stars if that was an option.  The reason it isn't a solid 5 stars is because the strings were a little too high for my taste.  I had also read articles about how to shop for one and according to most sites, the strings were too high.  I am not afraid to work on my instruments (i built my own bass guitar) and I found it very easy to take the nut and the bridge off and file them down.  Now my ukulele plays great!
1750294
This Uke is a fun little plastic instrument. It does just want I want it to- help me teach my grandkids how to play!
I recieved it before it's due date and it was well packaged and in good shape.
The strings don't hold tune for very long, but it works well for teaching fingering, strings, frets and chords.
3598377
This was a good gig bag at an inexpensive price. It fit my 1960's vintage banjo well. Has nice accessory storage pocket on outside.
4871935
Good value and a great fit for Fender/Squier's short scale instruments, if a bit thin on padding and protection for life's hard knocks.
2994940
If you've ever lusted after a 1930's Gibson Nick Lucas L-00 or a Santa Cruz H-13, this will make a nice place holder.

It's not as lightly-built as either as those much more expensive guitars, but the tone is nice, and the fit and finish on mine was excellent.

I play fingerstyle exclusively -- mostly blues.  The wide nut and wide spacing at the bridge make this an excellent finger picker.

In theory, the 13-fret join puts the bridge and sound hole in a more optimal location -- more oomph.  Not quite the bass boom of a dread, but quite full sounding for a little 00.

Likewise, the longer scale should drive the top harder than a shorter scale L-00 clone.

The styling is very similar to the lower-cost RNJ-17, which has laminate rosewood back/sides vs the solid mahogany back/sides on this model.  The RNJ-17's I've seen also had three-piece necks, while the RNJ-26 has a nicer-looking one-piece neck.

Note that unlike the RNJ-25, which has a nitrocellulose finish, the RNJ-26 appears to have a tougher poly finish.

Other than the fancy fingerboard inlays, the RNJ-26 has a very simple and clean aesthetic.  I like it!
3686274
Perfect for my little travel guitar. I can keep it out of the mud while jamming outdoors. Also a good fit for my ukulele. I would not use it for bigger instruments though
3924583
Easily adjustable to handle a guitar or ukulele. Comfortably fits around should and chest. Hook is padded.

Good material, no complaints at all.  May be seem a little large for a petite person out of the box but is adjustable.
828094
The strap feels nice, looks great, and fits my electric ukulele well.
1199902
Good for a beginner ukulele, but it just looks kind of cheap.  I have since upgraded, but still love this one.  The sound quality is decent.  Overall, good value for the price, though.
468231
For an elastic guitar capo it is very good and fits my 12 string Alvarez pretty well.
3010138
I actually bought a ukulele and wanted to set it out on display. I liked the look of the design and that it was wooden. The product was sturdy and looked great.
2645851
My nylon-string classical guitar (wider neck than standard acoustic) just barely fits. For the low price of $5, though, it's totally worth it. I bought 3, and they easily fit my ukulele and mandolin.
4089638
The ukulele came in earlier than expected about a week after I purchased it.  It came with extras not listed on the amazon site, like the extra strings(black) but the strings on the uke was white, extra headstock clip on tuner and a shoulder strap for the case to carry around.  The only thing that made me give it a 4 star was the wood grain was more plain than whats on the picture that either shows quilt or flame.  But aside from that everything else was good.  Setup was good, action could be lowered a bit but thats easy, the bone nut is pretty good and cut nicely.  Overall good sound not very loud but the sound is round and sweet.  The strings vibrate freely and almost bounces off your finger while strumming fast which tells me it has good sustain.  I'm a guitar player who wants to play other instruments for fun, and found this one to be the best bang for the buck.
4332769
When I ordered the case, the absence of decent interior case dimensions, caused me some concern. One of the reviewers was helpful and listed approximate dimensions, which looked like it would fit. The guitar case was a perfect fit for my Prudencio Saez 28 classical guitar.  The case looks solid.  I purchased it to help control the humidity.  The result of that will take some time to verify if it is better than the stock case. I am including the published Prudencio Saez dimensions, Lower Bout=14 7/8", Upper Bout=11", depth =4 1/8"and the guitar overall length is 39.3/4". Hopefully this will help for prospective buyers to determine if this case will fit their guitars.
459374
I may update to four stars later, but right now the strings are still stretching and it is hard to play for very long without it going out of tune, which is entirely normal and to be expected with nylon strings.

Appearance: it is cute, a good color, and arrived in good condition.  It is well designed and crafted.  The one complaint that I have heard is that the painted on fret lines rub off pretty easily and they do.  I expected it and it doesn't bother me.  I will find some way to draw them back (with a sharpie, probably) on if it becomes a problem.

Sound: It is my first plastic ukulele and will probably be my last.  I was curious about these because I have seen so much about these on the internet and heard of vintage plastic ukes folks are quite taken with, but I suspect it is like many ideas from the fifties, sixties and seventies that are best not revived.  Many convenience foodstuffs--like instant coffee--come to mind.  It sounds good for plastic, but not as good as wood.  It's worth keeping as a novelty, but price-wise, one might as well go for wood.  If you are starting out and shopping for a first uke, then go for wood.

(Update August 23, 2015)
As suspected, I was a bit hard on this uke.  Now that the strings have settled and it stays in tune, I find that because it is a soprano (size), plastic (waterproof), comes with a drawstring carrying bag and it is cute, it has become a very convenient travel ukulele--I took it rafting this Summer.  This uke has its place, so maybe it is a blast from the past worth looking into.  Besides being waterproof, I wouldn't expect it to take rough treatment though.  It is pretty solid, but plastic is hard to repair and mine already has fine scratches in the finish.
1678085
It fit perfectly.  Very festive and very sturdy.  The padding was perfect.  My ukulele was an odd size-in between the classic and tenor so I got the tenor and doesn't rattle around which is great.