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We bought the smallest 6" one to begin. My 1.5 year old and my 10 year old both love it! Great choice for the whole family as I probably play it most! 🤣

I bought this for my mother for her birthday. I took it out and tested the sound, and it sounded nice. The bag and tools are also good quality, at least to someone new to these.

Got this for my boyfriend for his birthday & he loved it!It came quickly and packaged beautifully!!Comes with EVERYTHING you need from the sticks to the case & even a booklet to get you started in playing right away!The sound is beautiful & so relaxing!This is a great gift for ALL ages!! I plan on getter one for my soon to be 3 yr old grandson. He is autistic & I think he would enjoy banging around on the drum & listening to the soothing sounds it makes.Great purchase!!

This has everything to occupy small hands and expandung minds. I really appreciate that there are spare stickers of numbers. I love that everything stores in the bag. ( I did cut a radius on the corners of the songbook to allow it to fit inside the case).

My toddler LOVES this thing. She beats the absolute hell out of it, so I can attest that it's durable. As far as instruments go, it's the least annoying thing on the market. We love playing it together. Highly reccomend to any mamas looking to expand their little one's horizons.

Until my son wanted one, and man they are so cool! He learned how to play it just watching YT videos and so far he's really loving it.

Got two of these for Christmas presents for my almost 3 year old twin boys who are showing lots of interest in musical instruments. Sound is very soothing (and not something I mind hearing throughout the day from toddlers!) and the small size is great for little hands to carry. Only 2 complaints which is why I give it 4 vs 5 stars: (1) while the sound overall is soothing and great, it can at times sound muffled, so not very clear and crisp; (2) the logo and numbers are not etched into the drum like I guess I assumed they’d be—they’re stickers. And on both drums I received all the stickers were peeling and just looked yucky. They come with extra stickers and so I attempted to peel off the existing ones to replace them and was left with a horrible residue and I couldn’t even get all the sticker off. In addition, the center logo on one drum was half off upon opening the box and so I proceeded to just try to take it off and I couldn’t get it all off, it just looked horrible. I returned that one and received a new one and on the new one the logo sticker looked fine. But for those reasons I can’t give it the full 5 stars.

Purchased as a fun present for my dad. The packaging was sturdy - box was small enough for the drum not to rattle around in, and the drum was in a plastic bag, the velvet storage, and a larger plastic bag on top.My drum came with the gold number stickers attached, and there were also black stickers included if I wanted to add them. We didn't use a tuner to check, but all the notes sounded very nice. I read the little booklet and it explained that the tongues can be adjusted by pressing them down (into the drum) to lower a note pitch or press up (out of the drum) to raise it. There is a stopper at the bottom that can be removed for tuning.All listed pieces were accounted for. The little booklet had 12 songs, though I only recognized Twinkle little Star and Mary Had a Little Lamb. Very easy to follow along!Some tips I saw for newbies like me and my dad:1) The notes are not in "order" around the circle on purpose! This is to play chords easier once you become more advanced.2) the best sound is if you hit the tongues at the apex of the curve, around the middle of the tongue. If it sounds "tinny" you may just not be striking it in the right spot. We tried hitting in different spots and it really does make a difference - same as finger placement when playing the guitar.3) Because of the drum size, the highest note (label #1, shortest tongue) is going to be slightly quieter than the rest. Hitting it harder won't make it louder. If you're planning to put on concerts with it and must have that note clarity, get a bigger size. This isn't a defect of the product - don't expect grand piano results from a toy piano!!!4) regarding how hard to hit, you don't need any more power than you'd use to press on a computer keyboard. The hot placement will be the thing affecting volume the most.Overall I'm glad I made the purchase and am very pleased with the quality and appearance. If I can edit the review, I'll try to add a video later to show how it works.