Carlsbro CSD600 9-Piece Mesh Head Electronic Drum Kit - Digital Mesh Drum Kit with Realistic Mesh Heads, Dual-Zone Cymbals, 408 Sounds, Bluetooth Connectivity - Includes 50 Lessons

It's perfect. I love it, even the different style kick pedal works really well. Mesh head drums and choke on cymbals, the snare can do rim shot, rim tap and normal hit... I am actually shocked how refined it is.. other items you might need: 3.5mm to UsbC adapter, Sturdy drum stool, long cable headphones, a phone holder that clamps on (or zip ties)

Miss B Holmes' “do not buy” review is spot on. The kit looks great and is a snap to put together. However it's massively let down by really poor triggers that just aren't fit for purpose. The snare drum always sounded too quiet. Having played acoustic drums for decades, the snare drum is what you really hear when you’re playing. That was massively lacking here. I tried tweaking the settings as much as I could to get the snare louder. Nothing really worked. Even simply turning everything else down and leaving the snare at full volume didn’t really work. The cross stick and rimshot were just ludicrously loud by comparison. This obviously suggested a problem. I swapped pads around and found that it was a duff pad. I raised this issue with the seller and they very promptly sent a replacement pad. Fantastic service from them - thank you. Sadly, it wasn’t long before the new pad went the same way as the previous one. When playing it, it was a lottery as to what sound you'd get from the snare drum. I was always getting false rim shots or cross stick sounds when just hitting the skin normally. The hi-hat was also really poor on the beefier rock or metal kits. it couldn't keep up with me when I was playing 16th notes (not particularly quickly). Other kits weren’t so bad at this, but the hi-hat sound was obviously not as prominent, so just didn’t fit with the rest of the sounds.If you're looking at spending this kind of money on a good electric kit, do yourself a huge favour and check out the Alesis Nitro Pro. I tried one in a music shop, and the triggers are light years ahead of this. It really was night and day by comparison. I’ve also played a cheap, beginners kit from Roland. It was about half the price of this, and the triggers were great on that too. If you're still not sure and are leaning towards buying this, try and find one to play before you part with any money.

Great at first, only had it a month. Now the snare is already busted missing beats. Kick drum is really unresponsive when using a double kick. Hi hat clutch also triggers the snare every now and then. Sounds drop out and cross over frequently.

Really good. Great sounds and easy to set up.

Product perfectly acceptable I do not wish to return but various items of equipment are missing Issue can be resolved if the missing kit items are supplied Also User guide encloseď is for CSD300/310 Kit ordered is CSD 600

I love this drum kit. I'd class myself as a beginner...I have an older electronic drum kit that i've been practicing on for a number of years and decided to buy something more up to date as I'm beginning to improve and this is it. I purchased the Carlsbro CSD210 first but seller could not deliver due to brexit problems so purchase was cancelled.. I then purchased this and I'm don't regret it...i'm glad the CSD210 had to be cancelled.

Amazing kit, use with a double bass pedal on the metal drums preset as my practise kit and one of the best electronic kits I've used, mesh response is realistic to a fairly tight drum skin.

The drum kit looks good, is easy to assemble and has a lot of sounds in the module. However, since purchase I have had issues with drums missing beats, not working, bad sound quality and crossover of sounds between drums. Despite messaging the seller many times (and receiving replies - although nothing helpful) there has been no resolution to the issues and I can only assume all the kits are like this, or they would have replaced it. It's a lot of money for a kit that has so many problems.