Windsor 10-Hole Blues Harmonica with Protective Case - Key of C

Great for the price although a 9 year old boy is doing my head in “practising”. Great for beginners and the case and cleaning cloth make it great value.

This is a all plastic harmonica but a well made piece that comes in a case with shining cloth and all in a well packaged cardboard box. Perfect as a gift.

A great little mouth organ, which I;m going to use in my film for Ennio Morricone type music. :-)

I bought this out of curiosity to see if such a cheap harp could be any good. My first impression was it looked the part and was well presented in its lined case with cleaning cloth. But on trying to play it I found the sound horribly weezey as air leaks out, which also means you need to blow much harder and your lips and cheeks soon start to ache. Cheap harmonicas are often recommended for beginners to decide whether they like it before spending more on a better instrument, but I believe this harmonica would put newbies off and strongly recommend spending £20 to £30 on a Hohner or Seydel (my Hohner Big River is so much easier to play and sounds great).

I love this harmonica.I am a complete beginner so I don't have any knowledge of others for comparison?At the moment this works for me.

She loves it hasn’t put it down came earlier than expectedb

Don't bother. The tone is terrible, so much air escapes when you blow and it's almost impossible to hit low and high notes. Don't skimp on price and just get a Hohner instead. You get what you pay for here.

Worth the money