There are so many great brands to choose from. Flight; Kala and Ohana all make great concert ukes. Have a think about whether you want a wider bit for more space - Islander do a nice wide nut. Another tip - check out Mainland ukuleles. Their red cedar concert is one of my all time favourite uke models. They’re made in the far east but set up in the USA.
There are an awful lot of options. Could you narrow your parameters a little? Maximum price, for example, the sort of tone you like, whether you'd consider a laminate, only want sustainable woods… that sort of thing.
Personally, my suggestion is a concert Fluke, from the Magic Fluke Company. The basic models are absolutely fine, fitted with very comfortable moulded fretboards and decent friction tuners; upgrades such as wooden fretboards, Pegheds tuners etc cost more, of course, but they're by no means necessary. Flukes sound great, are made well and are exceptionally comfortable to play. If you're based in America it's worth checking the Instrument Deals section of magicfluke.com, where they offer discounted ukes (older models, B-stock etc).
There are so many great brands to choose from. Flight; Kala and Ohana all make great concert ukes. Have a think about whether you want a wider bit for more space - Islander do a nice wide nut. Another tip - check out Mainland ukuleles. Their red cedar concert is one of my all time favourite uke models. They’re made in the far east but set up in the USA.
In case that link doesnt open it is the kala concert 4 String Ukulele (KA-SMH-CG)
There are an awful lot of options. Could you narrow your parameters a little? Maximum price, for example, the sort of tone you like, whether you'd consider a laminate, only want sustainable woods… that sort of thing.
Personally, my suggestion is a concert Fluke, from the Magic Fluke Company. The basic models are absolutely fine, fitted with very comfortable moulded fretboards and decent friction tuners; upgrades such as wooden fretboards, Pegheds tuners etc cost more, of course, but they're by no means necessary. Flukes sound great, are made well and are exceptionally comfortable to play. If you're based in America it's worth checking the Instrument Deals section of magicfluke.com, where they offer discounted ukes (older models, B-stock etc).