Inspiro Kids Musical Instruments & Percussion Toys Rhythm Band Value Set

I bought two little sets of instruments for my preschool Sunday School class so they could "make a joyful noise until the Lord". Well, these are adorable, and have a wonderful sound. I'm sure they'll make quite the din in the hands of 4 and 5 year olds, but that's the point! They fit nicely back into the carrying bag, and are very well made. I wish I'd bought two of these sets instead of this one and a different one. No comparison in terms of quality. Great purchase.

All the instruments arrived as pictured, and they work fine. Like another reviewer mentioned, the tambourine did have brown mold on the inner drum. I wiped it off with antibacterial wipe, dried it, and it's fine. Other than that, it's a pretty good deal for all the instruments you're getting.

I purchased this set to use for school for my kindergartner. All the items are well made and don't feel cheap at all. The only reason I didn't give a 5 star is because the drum arrived with mold on the inside. After contacting Amazon they did give me a partial credit for the inconvenience which I feel is fair. After a little bleach the mold came off. Overall I feel like it was a good buy

DO NOT BUT IF YOU HAVE DOGS!!!!! I cannot stress this enough. The tambourine is made with some sort of animal skin, no way to tell what kind. It made our dog crazy, that he had to smell it and couldn't play with it (because it was the baby's toy). He got so aggressive and guarding of the tambourine whenever it was on the floor that he snapped at our one year old. This is a gentle border collie who is well trained and passive. This toy is not for families with pets and dogs in their homes. Move on.UPDATE: Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me. For some stupid reason, I didn't throw this garbage away after the dog incident and I just found out the hard way that the maracas are filled with steel ball bearings, hundreds of them. My son tossed it up in the air in a performance and smashed all over the hardwood floor. Why not rice or shells? Because this is Chinese trash, filled with actual trash, Plan on spending the rest of your life finding ball bearings on your floor, even after vacuuming. AVOID.

Very pleased with how fun it is to interact but a word of warning. Once baby learns to throw things as a new superpower, the plug in the maracas comes out and the gourd portion cracks. The beads inside are less than a sixteenth of an inch in diameter and there's tons of them. I know because baby loves the toys, rightly so, but one of the maracas gave out after a rigorous set or maybe a collision with the floor. Mom found mystery beads in baby's mouth and then the same mystery beads in the carpet. The next day, with two more beads in baby's mouth, we found the culprit among many baby toys - we don't fault the maracas but offer this story as a word to the wise for other parents. The beads are metal and make a delightful sound when they're where they belong, but if they come out, baby will be the first to find them. We suggest at 18 to 20 months when throwing becomes more powerful for baby, playing the maracas transfers to the grown-ups. They're fun, but not durable for rough treatment.

Just what I had in mind for my grandson! It's a very complete set that he will enjoy for years. Children never get to spend enough time with fun instruments in school, so this set allows kids to explore music at home. I recommend adult supervision for very young children.

We just opened this for Christmas and my daughter loves it. I won't give her the triangle yet but everything else is good for her. The sounds are good and don't seem cheap. The bag fits everything snugly but you don't have to cram them in there. I saw some negative reviews on the tambourine but ours is holding up fine for now.

When this arrived, my just turned 3 year old grandson and I had so much fun marching around the house while trying out all the instruments. The variety is wonderful and what's really nice is that the sounds are proper and not like toy sounds. These seem like school quality and not junky. They are getting a lot of use. Big hit.