Might I suggest adding some reviews to the review section on the main page. Since you obviously know about musical instruments I think they would be extremly helpful for anyone.
Well, whilst I don't mind sharing a bit about some of these, I think posting in-depth reviews for free before the paid-for ones get published would be presumptuous, even if most of Acoustic's readership are unlikely to read it here, so that'll have to wait til after the next issue comes out (2 months). I will share my favourites and particular dislikes.
The Clearwater Vita was great, specially for the price. Very bright, but not clunky, lovely to play, came with Aquilas, looked great. Pickup was over-bright and required serious EQ to get it in hand (would've been even worse through an electric guitar amp), but you can't expect a good uke AND a good pickup for £70! The Moana Maple Soprano was also ace. In guitars, I tend to like mellow, dark, warm sounding instruments, yet I went big time for the brightest two sopranos! It also looks fantastic, in my opinion. I want one. The Hamano really impressed me to, but it wasn't sufficiently better to justify being 3 times the price, even with the wonderful Headway pickup. Concert wise, the Moana Koa won out comfortably - nice sound, very blingy looks, perfect intonation. I didn't really fall for either tenor.
Worst - the Ko'aloa soprano was awful. Nicely built, but bland, with glossy finish but no embellishment at all. Sound was decent, but the intonation was flat out awful, much worse than either of the £40 ukes, to the point where it was actually unplayable. Any note above the second fret was painfully out.
At concert, the bowl back Clearwater was less than ideal. Acoustically it's ok, though I hate the aesthetics, and I never like the Ovation sound (which it has). Plugged in it's appalling - so very trebly, and fed back, even in my little office, which none of the other ukes did.
At tenor, the Ashbury, which LOOKS wonderful, but sounded absolutely dead, very quiet, with no sustain at all, as though the top and bracing were badly overbuilt.