This melodica can range from very loud brash tones to quiet subtle sounds similar to a saxophone

great loud sound to it

The price is low, the learning curve is low, and the sound is pleasant

Just the basic, good sound, easy to play and hopefully with spark and interest in your child/young adult to keep playing and upgrade to a bigger keyboard.

She loves the sound and that she can play it whenever and wherever she wants

It's really well built, with a good clear sound

It makes a neat sound though not quite as harmonica-y as I had expected when I ordered it

and it's a lot easier to learn and make good sounding ditties for a very low price

From time to time, I thought about picking up a melodica, as they seemed fairly easy to learn, can be carried anywhere and, for those that can play one, adds a nice sound to many songs.

The sound is just amazing

great loud sound to it

The sound is good, and it's easy to use, hold, and carry

While this is a plastic instrument that is pretty inexpensive, it's not a toy, but is capable of producing some cool sounds.

The sound is bright and crisp and it's comparatively more effortless and needs less air than the others

It is definitely plastic and a little on the cheaper side of build, but the sound is good (in as much as the toy horn sound these create can be "good.")

The sound is good and not too loud

The sound is nice, like a harmonica, but with the ability to play chords a lot easier than a mouth harp

The lower D on mine won't make noise of a certain volume