It is too bad that Caramel is off on their Chinese New Years break because I would suggest a Caramel CB-103, about $85 US shipped with Aquila strings. I've had mine for a year now and I have compared it to a lot of much pricier Baritones in my local shop and haven't found anything that is better for less than $700, and even then it's almost a push. The CB-103 is a laminated Zebra wood gloss finished, 20" scale and mine came set up perfectly, intonation is very good and only the fret ends needed a bit of filing. It has a nice voice and good projection is light in weight with nice balance. The few Oscar Shimtz I've played tended to have a heavy head stock.
My neighbor has a CB-500 Rosewood one and it is very close to but does not match the CB-103, even though it is $95 US delivered.
If your ego can't abide playing a inexpensive Uke, the best almost equivalent I found was a Kala cedar topped baritone that sells for ~ $300. But whatever you end up with, a baritone is a great instrument.
Do try a High d on it. Re-entrant tuning makes it sound like a Uke, (IMHO). I'm running Worth Brown BB's on mine. If you want to try Worth's with a high d get the Brown Fats for a tenor, they are the same as the BB but with a High g, which I use for a high d.