I think for me, they are a bit thick, and if you want to do a low g tuning, they have the wound string, which I really don't like at all. I initially tried them out, but for me they don't feel right. On the other hand, my ukulele instructor has them on his Kamaka and he sounds great. I do think it depends on the instrument. None of my ukes use the same strings, and I have a particular type for each ukulele. (Kanile'a strung with Worth clear low g, Kamaka with Fremont Flourocarbon Blackline, and KoAloha with Worth Brown Light). After spending oodles of money, and gathering a shoebox sized container filled with ununsed strings in my trials, I ended up choosing those three. But ultimately, different strokes for different folks, and I hate to tell you, but you just have to keep trying until you find the right string for YOU.