I'll just add that it's called a Clearwater this side of the pond.
I've got one, I use it occasionally, with a Roland Micro Cube amp, which has a quite a number of built in effects.
What is wrong with the name
Vorson Fender Stratocaster UKulele mark 1.
I had a Vorson that I got from Amazon. I thought that it FSUK'd, it is in a landfill now.
The neck is removable, so you could build an entirely different body for it if you wanted to.
Been thinking about that, was wondering if the body is really solid, or if it is partially hollow(?).
I can't imagine why anyone would put one of these in a landfill. The intonation is easily adjustable. You can swap strings to tune it like a baritone if you wish (I have). You could swap the pickups for some of superior quality without much trouble, and still have an instrument that costs less than the Risa. The neck is removable, so you could build an entirely different body for it if you wanted to.
There was a terrible hum in the electronics. I tried grounding, etc but it did not help. Time is sometimes worth more than money. "Life is too short to dance with ugly women".
I think manufacturing would be easier if it were solid. Just take a piece of wood and shape it. Then router a hole for the pickup.
Actually, I was thinking about re shaping the present body into a strum stick style - I guess it wouldn't harm to just saw some off it.
I don't use mine much at all, preferring acoustic these days, but it's good to plug in & go electric now & again.
(And, maybe, tune it down with those EADG strings, thanks.)