20 Pieces Felt Ukulele Picks Heart Hollow Easy Grip Felt Picks with Holder Case Multicolored Cute Ukulele Picks for Guitar Bass Music Instruments

completely love these. super easy to hold, easy to strum with a definitely makes my strum sound fuller and more complete. on top of that they're cute and come with a super cute little case!

After watching my granddaughter's middle school production which included ukelele music I decided I wanted to learn how to play a ukelele. I tried strumming with my thumb and my index finger, but I couldn't hit all the strings to get the proper sounds. I was getting frustrated and was about ready to give up on learning to play the ukulele. While scrolling through the Amazon website trying to find a beginner's book for ukulele I saw these picks and decided to give them a try. I was immediately able to hit all the strings and was finally able to hear the chords as they were supposed to sound.The heart-shaped cutout in the center of the picks make it easy to hold on to the pick. I have only used one pick so far, and I have practiced several hours. The pick is softer than when it was new, but it is still very functional.I am very satisfied with my purchase.

The appearance is quite pleasing, though the question remains whether it can withstand consistent playing over the long term. With its set of 20 picks, I can easily switch to a new one when the previous one feels light or doesn't work properly. However, it's worth noting that plastic choices may last longer than this option. Despite this, the sound produced by these picks is awe-inspiring and promises to be a great addition to my collection.

These picks are very wimpy and can’t be used after 10 minutes . Poor quality

I’ve used felt picks before and was optimistic about these, but they’re so flimsy and they bend too much with each strum.

I'm using to primarily playing the uke with my index if strumming. This is certainly more comfortable. It is also louder. However, I feel like I hear the strings more. It can also be a little harder to fingerpick with. But as for quality, these seem nice. They are thick, while being very soft on the uke. They seem slightly coated on the edge to keep it from unraveling. Seems nice, but I think I still prefer my fingers.