ZXZYHFTY Steel Tongue Drum, 6 Inch 8 Note Steel Hand Drum with Bag, Music Book, Drumsticks, Mallet Holder and Finger Paddles, for Camping, Meditation or Yoga .(Red)

the sound is so beautiful I recommend it!

The media could not be loaded.  I picked the stickers off with some tweezers just for looks, but it looks fine with them on too. Extremely easy to play and has a nice tone. Will likely be one of my favorite purse instruments.

Did not regret buying this 8 notes drum. Sound relaxing and come with little song booklet. Easy to learn to play!!

Me and my granddaughter love to play this, she's good, I'm learning. A very soothing sound and made high Quality and easy to learn.

Great hann for beginners. Good and pleasant sound. Comes with instructions with music, easy to play. Fingertips were also included, but I find it more convenient to play with sticks.

Good quality, love the book with the drum.

The description says 6 inches. The picture showing the person holding it is not the 6 inch one. Don't waste the money on this size. Pay another $40 and get a better size you can actually play.

I saw this going by so often as a suggestion, I finally went for it. And I am glad I did.Mine is the navy blue drum, and it is very pretty. It had rubber feet attached, rather than a rubber ring to set it on, that might matter to some people. Not me, but I thought I should mention it.It comes with two little drumsticks with rubber heads that you assemble, and while that was a little tough, I think that it was good, since the heads wont fly off the sticks, I assure you. It also has little rubber finger-tip attachments so you can use your fingers to sound the drum, and that is fun, indeed.There's a little bag for the drum and gear, and an instruction booklet to teach you some songs and how to play it. Also there's some stickers to apply for while you're learning.Tho parents might want to hide the smaller parts, this drum is very tough yet light, a good idea for children who are showing musical inclination. It's able to be loud, but not horribly so. And the sound it makes is never annoying anyway, so I can say this is much better than getting say, a snare drum for your kids! And it would encourage good hand-eye coordination too.I find it very therapeutic, the sound is soothing, and can be very quiet or louder depending on how hard you strike it. Its fine for setting on a table, but sitting in a lap will mute/muffle it a little bit.It's a nice little tongue-drum, and a good way to start if you are thinking to get a Molo one day. Its fun, and cute, and lovely at all once.