CONJURER Blues Harmonica for Kids Adult Beginners 10 Hole Diatonic Harmonica Key of C, Brass Reed Metal Mouth Organ C Key Blues Harp with Case, Black

I got this for my toddler to play, and it's delightful. The sound is really nice and as you'd expect for "Blues". And great for a kid with zero interest in learning notes & songs: anything on it sounds pretty to listen to. It gets lots of drops, and zero cleaning care, and is still holding up well. A good value for the price.

I had purchased a child’s harmonica in town, it was terrible. Bought this one from Amazon for a few dollars more, and it far outshines the other. My 5 yr old grandson is very musical, and really loves this one. It doesn’t take a lot of air to make a beautiful chord, and he is learning to blow out (and in) and to make real music. It’s wonderful. I think I’ll get one for every child I know.

Covers are recessed and recessed into the comb. They're pretty solid and don't have any "bell" end to get crushed which might reduce the sound volume a bit but definitely makes this one more durable. The entirety is arched to increased strength. The end isn't open and instead has 10 holes top/bottom for air to escape from. Rounded corners, much more aggressively oval shaped than a normal harmonica.The tuning was a bit rough, reaching in excess of 30 cents. 50 cents is where a chromatic tuner will register it as the next note higher/lower.Gapping was not great on the 1 and 10 holes. Out of the box, I couldn't get the 10 blow to sound at all without very excessive force. Had to properly gap the 10 blow AND 10 draw to get them to sound, and even chamfered the 10 blow to make it a tad more flexible.I actually really like the cover/comb style though. No paint/coating on the covers, so your lips cap seal against the comb and glide without anything to catch or pluck or cut. Seems extra durable, but at the 7 USD price point you are probably going to have to pull the covers and tweak the gaps/tuning.The construction and materials make for a good base, much higher quality covers/reeds/reed plates/fasteners than other 7 USD harmonicas. It might not ever be a mid-range/professional, but it's a really good pocket friendly harp. Though... get a soft zipper case(doesn't need a hard case, it's all rounded and toughened) if you want to toss it in your pocket, the cheap case for this is a solid piece of plastic with no real hinge and it has large holes that are good for letting the harmonica dry but won't keep out pocket lint/sand/dirt/small objects.

Gave this to my 3 yr old grandson and he just loves it. Family was pleasantly surprised at how nice it sounded too. Nicely made, complete with storage box.

just right for my son

My grandkids loved their harmonicas…their parents not so much lol

I really like this harp. (WH1007) It sounds great and all the reeds respond nicely. I love it's design. And I love all the rounded corners. It doesn't snag on my mustache like some designs.I've played harp for decades and recently I've been on a harmonica 'safari' 🧐 buying some super inexpensive harps just to see how they perform.This one is fun. It has normal reed spacing but the whole harp is very compact. I probably wouldn't gig with this one but I'd sure take it camping with me or play it out in my back yard. And I'd recommend it to anyone wanting to learn how to play.Get you a beginning harmonica book and this harp and learn a new skill. At 7 bucks, get 2 and learn with someone. Harmonicas are probably the best and easiest first instrument. I still remember my first one. It was under the Christmas tree. I was in 6th grade. Thanks dad! That was 50 years ago. It's still fun.

Son loves it. Perfect size for my 12 yr old. Nice sound. Great price