Kauai KUC-70B Concert Ukulele

I am looking for anyones opinion on this instrument, positive or negative! I got my first uke,a Mahalo,and having set up the nut and saddle,changed strings and other faffery,I wanted something a little better. Scouted around the woefully inadequate local music shops,and came across the Kauai KUC-70B.
The Mahalo is a soprano, whilst this is a concert size. First thing that really impressed me,was the solid top (cedar) compared to the half dozen laminates I was able to check out.It has a plastic soundbowl, which was okay by me as I own an Ovation guitar,so am comfortable with it.It came with Aquila strings ready fitted, prompting me to order some more for the Mahalo (and some spares for the Kauai!) I just love the rich tone of this one,compared to the 'thin' sound of the Mahalo. The acoustic tone and reverberation,in such a small body are most impressive! I have learned that this is virtually identical to a model marketed as the 'Clearwater',which is an electro/acoustic model. Mine is strictly acoustic,and I hear that the Clearwater sounds okay unplugged but pretty grim through an amp? So, is anyone familiar with this little beast? Okay I am biased,I absolutely love it, have hardly put it down in the past week or so,since getting it; but I would like any opinions,as I said for or against. I have read a discussion too,about the merits of mahogany vs cedar,but as a newbie,I can only judge what I know about,right? And I know about this one, and am loving it!

Never heard of either of those brands, but a quick googling suggests that your uke might be the same thing as the Ohana roundback. Ohana has a great reputation in these parts!

What matters most is if you like it, though.

haole,just checked out the Ohana roundback via Google and from the picture it does look like basically the same instrument.Theirs is advertised with a spruce top,mine is cedar,but hey,what do I know? I know that a solid,even only a solid top,will often sound better than a laminate,and will improve with playing.
So,Ohana,Kauai and Clearwater all produce a model that is near-identical!
Translating the $200 price tag on the Ohana though, I got a good deal at £49.95 on the Kauai.Don't know the exact conversion but according to Google $200 U.S comes out at £135.60 so mine was only just over one third of the price!