Otamatone Japanese Electronic Synthesizer Musical Instrument Toy - Black | Portable Music Synthesizer from Japan by Maywa Denki Studio Award Winning Educational Fun Gift for Children, Teens & Adults

It is a very cool toy it Is not that large, but he can still make a lot of noise in the sound quality is still pretty good it’s very fun, but if you guys usually irritated after years for a while, you just wanna throw it away. It’s fun for a little while until you get bored. But it’s completely worthwhile I would recommend this toy

I stumbled upon this by chance and bought it to entertain the kiddies at a holiday visit. I thought it was so neat that I tried it out myself but found it to be really small and that I couldn’t work it too well, but it quickly became evident that the difficulty was with my larger fingers of my adult size hands that barely fit on its tiny fret board because when put it in the much smaller hands of my ten year old niece, she instantly took to it, could play it much better and liked it a lot. Although it still seems more like a toy than an instrument, I like that it was unique and cute enough to keep her and her younger sister entertained for a bit and that it gave them something to play with that stimulates some kind of artistic creativity. To me the sounds it produces are a little annoying, but the kids seem to like it. If I had to guess, the average age range for this is probably between 7 and 11 (I say this because my 6-year-old wasn’t nearly as interested as my 10-year-old) and that’s just basing it on the size factor of how the larger your hands and fingers are, the harder it’ll be to use (but still have to be large enough). Any older and especially for adults, I’d say that the larger more expensive deluxe model would probably be much better and that I myself am interested in trying out and might order soon. I recommend it because it’s cute, unique, affordable and that it did make a great gift for my 10 year old niece.

Cool item, fun for the kids. Durable but cannot be thrown around. Noise level good be better but is good. Battery life seems to be okay so far.

This is the cutest thing ever! It was a huge hit as a gift for one of our nieces. In fact it was a bit too big of a hit as our other nieces who we had gotten different gifts all decided they wanted one of these too! I’m not sure their parents appreciated all the sounds that were coming from it, but the kids seemed to be having a blast looking up videos of others playing songs on these and trying to duplicate them. The kids seemed we got it for is on the spectrum with adhd and we had read that it is especially good for kids (and adults) who are into fidget toys and such. Either way, I highly recommend it for any kid of any age. Look up some videos of people playing literally any song you can think of on these things. It’s amazing. Also the look of the face when you play it is so entertaining and I love the various ways you can play notes on it. Super fun to use or just to watch.

So fun ! Easy to figure out songs fast . A hit at parties . Batteries are not included but seem to last a long time in the synthesizer .

Not what I expected. Very quiet, pretty unresponsive, and the notes arent accurate and even says on the packaging that it does not necessarily represent all 12 chromatic notes. Wasn't expecting it to be insanely accurate but this is definitely more of a toy than an instrument. I wanted to get an otamatone because they seem fun, this one really isn't as an adult. Guess you get what you pay for. Again, great for kids, not if you're actually curious about the instrument. And the "scale sheet" is just how to play happy birthday by setting the otamatone down on a template and pressing where it tells you and it isnt all that accurate either.

So fun and provided hours of enjoyment and entertainment! Definitely worth it!

Great Product

It's cute and works good.

Mon fils est très content merci beaucoup

Den verkar vara populär för barnet som fick den i julklapp, alla andra som vamed gillade den inte alls 🤷🏻‍♂️ tur att den va till barnet 😁

This is my personal grudge translator. In its lowest setting, it is cranky me - it gripes about the "temporary" traffic lights just outside my workplace, the walking speed of the average Asda shopper, and the fact that at nearly 46 years old, and after much fanfare in my 20's I still haven't written a best-seller. On Medium, it is whiny me. This setting is reserved for my petulant side. It whines about waking up when it's pitch black outside, the ever increasing price of Andrex, and having to finally acknowledge the existence of the "holiday" they call Christmas. On high, it is excitable me. This is reserved for when there is a box of Celebrations in the house, someone cancels a meet-up, and the thought that one day, Scotrail might respond to my Delay and Repay claim. It's incredibly easy to use, fabulous quality, works well, and annoys the hell out of my neighbour, who is a fan of Drum and Bass music. It sounds terrible. I LOVE IT.

un originale strumento musicale elettronico che unisce musica e divertimento in un formato davvero unico. Con il suo design a tema unicorno e la sua interfaccia touch, è ideale per chi cerca un’esperienza musicale giocosa e fuori dal comune. Design e aspetto: La Special Unicorn Edition si fa notare per il suo design vivace, caratterizzato da colori pastello e dettagli glitterati che la rendono molto attraente. L’Otamatone ha una forma buffa e iconica, simile a una nota musicale con una "bocca" che si muove mentre lo si suona. Il tema unicorno aggiunge un tocco di fantasia che sicuramente piacerà a chi ama estetiche colorate e divertenti. È anche leggero e portatile, il che lo rende facile da trasportare e utilizzare ovunque. Come funziona: L’Otamatone si suona stringendo la sua "bocca" per modulare i suoni mentre si scivola il dito lungo il manico touch per variare le note. Anche se può sembrare uno strumento giocattolo, offre un suono distintivo e riconoscibile, un mix tra un sintetizzatore e uno strumento a fiato. La curva di apprendimento è abbastanza semplice per i principianti, ma ci vuole un po' di pratica per padroneggiare completamente il controllo delle note e il vibrato.