WOGOD Ocarina 6 Hole Strawfire Triforce - Legend of Zelda Ceramic Ocarina (Blue, Alto C)

This instrument is beautiful and easy to learn. They price drop from $60 to less than $20 is a godsend for musicians who love Indian or Native American sound. It is very simple to play and fits right in the hand. Very lightweight and portable and comfortable to use. The tone is fantastic.

Fun and easy to play. I've had a weird desire to play a music instrument that is easy to get around. I've tried an Indian flute, a recorder, and a regular ocarina. The ocarina was the best, but the problem was holding off to the side isn't comfortable on my wrist. The whole purpose at my age is just enjoyment. I avoid these 6-hole ocarinas thinking they were just for kids and would sound terrible. Well the sound is actually terrific and is a pleasure to play. I keep it at my desk and grab it all the time to play. Plus, being cheaper than my other ocarina I'm not as worried about playing it (and this end up playing it more often). I did buy some cheap plastics for some kids. Now those sounded bad.

I collect “weird” instruments. This is cute and I like the case it comes in. I think it sounds OK as a novelty item. If you are looking for a high quality ocarina you will need to invest more money.

This was the first Ocarina that I have ever purchased or played. I think the sound it produces is beautiful! I’m still learning but it is fairly easy to learn for an adult beginner and comes with some basic instructions. Feels really nice in the hand! The case seems sturdy and protective. It is like a glazed ceramic so I don’t know if I would let a little child use it as it would likely break if dropped onto a hard surface. Very happy with this purchase and the price I paid for it!

My son saw me playing an ocarina and wanted one of his own. This one was pretty inexpensive and comes with a nice case. It is a good deal for the price. It looks really pretty as well. The sound though... it's ok. It gets close to the note but sounds pretty flat. It could be that my son being a beginner is not playing well. Not used to how much air to blow, or if it is just flawed being cheaply made? Either way, my son has a lot of fun and played happy birthday to himself with it. It doesn't sound too bad overall considering. Just a bit off.