East top 32-Key Melodica, Professional Mouth Keyboard Organ Melodica Instrument for Adults, Students and beginners, As a gift, Set-Red

My daughter loves playing it! Pretty durable as she has thrown it multiple times and it still is solid.

I had never heard of this keyboard until my daughter told us about it. We got it for her to try out, and she loves it! (Although she doesn't really know how to REALLY play it for now - still learning songs, etc. She's been enjoying it, so all in all, it's money well spent. Definitely more educational than a video game, so there's that, too. Looking forward to when she can REALLY play it!

Grandson loved this. It was a birthday gift.

I always wanted one of these. Up until now, the only ones I've ever tried were of a lesser, toy-like quality than this one. From what I can tell, this is an entry level legit melodica. The sound seems good enough, it was at least as good or better than I expected. The build seems solid. Though the materials throughout may be a bit cheaper than those found in a brand name/more expensive instrument.I like that it came with a case. Soft, probably won't hold up to a tour van or anything, but good enough to store at home, for sure.Like a harmonica, you have a great deal of control over the tone and volume of your notes using your breath, and the keys have nice, comfortable action. I think it's really fun to play. And probably a great instrument for the casual user, or a beginner. The keys have raised Solfège "Do Re Mi.." and numeric markings for reference.

Great value! Awesome gift for the kids who were interested in trying it. Comes in a nice carrying case as well - great value for the price.

Great for kids and fun for adults!

Excellent product

Or granddaughter! Both have chosen instruments to play - g-son plays an acoustic guitar (his dad is an amazing electric guitar player) and my g-daughter chose a violin. I thought this might be a fun way to get them playing music when they are frustrated with their chosen instrument. This is a great way to hear the keys and maybe play a few easy tunes like twinkle twinkle little star and feel better about going back to their original instruments. I placed a mask over the tubing and made some sounds on it before giving it to them. I played the organ which follows the keys on this 32-key mouth piano - it can be changed by how you blow, soft or hard can affect the sound when you press the keys! Definitely a great way to introduce an instrument to a child - music is a life-long enrichment!