Otamatone Regular White Japanese

My son has wanted one of these for ages and I finally relented. I thought it was expensive for what it was but I was wrong. It's well made and has provided lots of fun. It's easy to make music on playing by ear, sometimes hard to hit correct note but that's the fun part. You can change volume by opening and losing mouth, try wah wah effects and slide notes instead of playing individual one.I'm impressed and my son is over the moon.

Very fun to use when you learn it

What can i say. It annoying, loud and i cant play it but in the space of 2 days, my now adult daughter seems to of mastered the Otamatone. She can play at least 11 songs......so far and i am looking forward to more in her repertoire......not

Bought for my grandsons birthday at his request. Never even heard of them before! He loved it but I suspect it will be a rather expensive flash in the pan.

Definitely not worth the money they are asking for, it’s almost like a gimmick toy with some questionable sounds, but it is quirky and my son loves it and can’t put it down at the moment so I cannot ask for anymore if it makes him happy. Perhaps the bigger more expensive one with smart app compatibility would be better quality all round.

It is exactly what you expect it to be, just keep in mind that it is very fragile so you have to be careful while playing with it as the top can easily snap, I personally enjoyed it and highly recommended it to dedicated music players.

My daughter Introduced my to this silly instrument through a video. Due to her age I thought it might be a fun gift.I purchased 4 of them to annoy( and have fun) with my nephew's also. They have the weakest sound in the world and seem to be a complete waste of money. I would not recommend buying any of these and would go as far as not buying from any retailer that sells this particular brand

My 12 year old added one of these to his Christmas list and it’s super adorable and super annoying all at the same time. He loves it, the cats hide when it starts and well, what more could you want than a whiny, screechy machine that you don’t need to fund until they leave home