Electronic Drum Set with 7-Color LED Light Show on Strike, 9-Pad Electric Drums Set Bluetooth MIDI Support, Extra-thick Electric Drum Pads for Better Rebound, Perfect Christmas/Birthday Gift for Kids

My older son learned drums before, now changed to viola. But he still like to play drums, so I been searching the electronic drum set,cs it's more easy to store. This drum set it's pretty good. Easy to use,easy to store, and cos the price is good too. My little one likes it very much too, now they plays everyday, oh and the most important thing its u can use handphone,the noise won't bother me anymore. cheap price can get a good quality item.

I bought this as a Christmas present for my 7-year-old niece, and she absolutely loves it! It’s fun, age-appropriate, and keeps her entertained for hours. The best part — it doesn’t take up much space, which makes it perfect for apartment living. It fits easily in her room without creating clutter. The quality feels great, and the design is adorable. Seeing how excited she was opening it made my holiday! Highly recommend for anyone looking for a thoughtful, space-saving gift for a young lady! 🎄✨

I bought this electronic drum set recently and it turned out even better than I expected. The pads are very responsive, the rebound feels nice, and the built-in speakers are louder and clearer than I thought. The 7-color LED lights make it especially fun to play, and my kids love the visual feedback. It’s also very easy to set up — basically plug and play. The whole set is lightweight and can be rolled up for storage, which saves a lot of space. Bluetooth MIDI works smoothly as well, so it’s great for beginners to practice or for simple recording. Overall, it’s a fun, portable, and well-designed drum set for the price. Really happy with this purchase.

Pretty cool product. It sounds just like drums but takes up way less space. You can easily plug it in to charge. You can plug it in with earphones to keep it quiet for every one else. It gives a few beats. It's very fun for my 8 year old. Seems durable and not cheap. Each drum lights up as you hit them as well as the two feet petals. Good for beginners.

Very cute toy. Can hook up to your music and helps kids learn rhythm. Smaller size than I was thinking but I actually like it because it makes it easy to store. It is made of a rubbery material instead of like a plastic which I think makes it more durable. Easy to set up and is rechargeable so it doesn't cost money buying batteries. Overall and fun toy for kiddos.

I wasn’t really sure what to expect when I ordered this LED electronic drum pad, but honestly, I’m really impressed. It’s way more fun than I thought it would be. The pads feel responsive and have a nice bounce to them, so it doesn’t feel like you’re hitting hard plastic. The LED lights are a cool bonus. My kid loves the colors, and even I catch myself turning the lights on when I’m practicing because it makes it feel a little more exciting. The sound quality is solid for a portable drum kit. The built-in speakers are decent, but using headphones actually makes it sound surprisingly good. What I like most is how easy it is to move around. I can play it on my desk, take it to the living room, or pack it away in a few seconds.

Notice how they don't put much about the game software on there. Or talk about HOW PRECISELY this thing interfaces with a PC. (This one doesn't, but you can't find that out without deductive reasoning) Come to find out, there is a Bluetooth model. This isn't it. That's important to know. I have screenshots of the video games and images clearly showing children playing those games on a MONITOR or TV, suggesting a desktop or television environment. The reality is, the vendors of this kit anticipate that most will give up on the features after trying to plug it in, or seeing there isn't a lot of instruction. Those that will try further will read that the only way for this thing to properly bind the edrums to whatever virtual controls you'll use can ONLY be accomplished through Bluetooth! (Call cap on this and I'll shove the photograph of the SECOND copy of the manual I got saying otherwise directly into your face-hole. Please try me.) Y'all see them mention this WASN'T the Bluetooth model anywhere? or that it was a necessary component for the games that they were advertising on this product page IF THIS WAS the non-bluetooth option?? My favorite, for a lack of better words, part is - even if you happen to have the Bluetooth version, it doesn't matter! The actual vendor (in a pretty snarky way, I might add) replied to a buyer about using a game BASED on a now-decomissioned mobile app developed by Yamaha YEARS AGO. Bro WHAT. Tell me you're not playing some out of pocket, shady game, without telling me. Oh by the way- most app store based environments that are going to have the computational or OS capacity to be able to be compatible with that aren't on PC monitors or TVs. Most TV app stores are extremely limited. You're playing this game on a tablet at best. Better get your kid some glasses or contacts early cause they're gonna be squinting. Also, since the software is unavailable and defunct, you can't put it on Apple devices without jailbreaking. And to add salt to the wound, the clod suggested that the person try DTXmania, which is a fan-made re-port of some of the DTX games by Yamaha by some Japanese dev hobbiests. Which tbh it looks pretty well maintained, but honestly. That's a PC app, and this is a non-bluetooth device. I seriously doubt anyone has even tried to get this far with the drum kit. Are you feeling me here yet? So, if you're looking to buy this ekit with the expectations that you'll be able to have ur loved one try the learning software, then I suggest you leave those at the door. If you want another run of the mill ekit just like all the others, I'll tell you to get a cheaper model from a younger, sexier competitor. Cause it's clear this vendor is fat, complacent, and sloppy in their application of completely obtuse judgment and/or pure laziness to apply a little bit of QA to their copy paste product details. I'm sure if the vendor even possesses an ounce of humility they'll probably be questioning "but what did I do? Everyone does this!" To which I'll say. Be the example, rat out your competitors and steal their competition when they fail. It's obvious the business practices aren't regulated by this country'slaw, so it would seem to me that these international businesses are in a unique position to be front runners if they're willing to be filthy rats. I mean, it wouldn't be a big shift in the corporate culture. Instead of being rats to the consumer, they could be rats to their competition. Food for thought. Here's what's probably going to happen (you can check all that apply)(this can also be a fun game of bingo... Grab ur cards, ppl. Let's see what we get!!) 1. I get my comment deleted because it's too scary 👉🏼👈🏼🥺 2. I get a canned response from the vendor. 3. They gaslight the absolute daylights out of me, making it seem like I didn't do appropriate research. 4. They remove the screenshots of the gaming 5. They update the wording to be more concise 6. They are explicit in explaining that the non Bluetooth version CANNOT play games 7. They remove the product from Amazon 7a. They rebrand the boxes, and assume a new business alias and remarket because thats what these businesses do (vote for your representatives ppl, pls stop selling us out for someone else's bottom line) 8. They remove anything about the game software or explicitly mention that you will have to go thru some really obtuse means or installing games from untrusted third party sources OUTSIDE of their OS environments. 9. They do nothing because they're doing the thing from Jurassic Park where if they stand still the Trex will go away. Typical laissez-faire. But hey that's the "hand of the free market" Am I right guys?... Guys? 10. Bonus: they're gonna cherry pick from what I said to try to make it seem like I'm being critical of them and not their methodologies. My bet is given with enough time, they'll do all of these things. Probably more than once. Hell, these products are probably rehashed from previous gens that got returned. I'm not returning this or replying to anything. My nephew likes banging on the drum and I will find a way to teach and bond with him without the whispers of sweet nothings this company sold me. I can only be so mad tho, these people can't feel shame when they feel justified in what they're doing. It doesn't matter who they hurt because of how much the world hurt them to need to survive in a world that wasn't supplied with the same kind of overindulgent abundance the US is forced to eat every day. I don't blame them, but I'm gonna do what I can to inform consumers because the overhead of everything is placed on the consumer these days. It's corrupt and I'm doing my part 🙃 PS lmao I was looking thru screenshots "with the ability to connect to your computer with USB" literally shows a kid on a monitor playing that decommissioned game. Is that the new Windows Android XP? Smh "Support DTX game" it's all bad faith at this point. Or smoke and mirrors "omg I didn't know that was out of date info haha silly us were so silly omgggg 😜" if you got this far and can't tell my hyperbole apart from my criticisms then I pray that God help us all. Pic attached: the thing in the instructions that literally says you need Bluetooth. "Note: different software, The connection method may be different, If the APP does not support group the Bluetooth MIDI function,You cannot connect." Directly underneath. "No Bluetooth function version, No such function" Can't post my screenshots but you know I got em.

These drums are very easy to use and very good for the kids and the beginners. It is very easy ti set up and comes with wooden stick and foot pedals as well. The sounds are accurate and it is made with a very durable material. The sounds quality is also good and it holds the charge pretty long enough.

I gave this to my 8 year old grandson and my 6 year old, 4 year old and 2 year old grandsons all went crazy over it, playing and jumping to it for ages on Christmas Day. I need one for myself! Different sounds to the different drums and cymbals and infectious fun, truly. So worth it!

This is a really great first drumkit. My kids have been abusing it now for months and it's holding up! The sound quality from it is surprisingly good (and LOUD!) and its quite fun... even the adults have taken a liking to it!

The headline says it all. I heard my niece playing with it, and it sounded all right, so as long as it stays in good working order, it was a great and affordable purchase.

This worked for a few months...but after minimal use, the speaker got fuzzy and drum beats aren't playing back properly. Do not buy.

Such a goood product fun and u wouldn’t get bored I’m currently learning songs and it’s really fun definitely recommend