TIGER XYL14-CL 8-Note Glockenspiel & Two Mallets - Wooden Frame - Ideal Introduction to Musical Harmony - Metallophone Xylophone

I bought this party for my baby (still to young for it) and partly for myself as something I can sample and use in my own music.It sounds pretty good as long as you hit it 'just right' so sampling each key individually will be no problem. Sampling any kind of 'phrase' with it will be a demanding task though... Not a glockenspiel you could 'play' but definitely fun to 'play with'.As far as I can tell the glockenspiel itself is 'baby-safe' and am sure my baba will have hours of fun with it. So in that respect it's great.All in all I'd prefer my kid to have this kind of toy to the plasticky, beepy crap that's marketed at parents... Percussive toys are definitely the way forward.

This is a lovely sounding xylophone but we were shocked when the wooden knob on the end of one of the sticks immediately came off in my 1year old grandson’s mouth! This could have been fatal. It’s such a shame to report as it’s one of his favourite toys. We have glued it back on but it was a shocking over sight

Lovely product itself, however I got this as a gift and it simply came in an amazon box and see through plastic wrapper. It would have been nice if it came in a product box. It made it look a bit cheap, but the actual glockenspiel works really well and my nephew loves it.

Great the grandkids love it . An it’s not too noisy .

Bought for a social media project but proving to be endless fun for me, husband and dog in the kitchen.