The case and accessories are really nice.

The case is sturdy and protective -- she carries it around all over the place, in her bike basket, crammed in her backpack, whatever -- and the flute is perfectly protected

The case seems very durable, which will be great for taking to & from school every week

I like the carrying case, the zipper casing with attachable shoulder strap was a nice touch

It was in a nice case too!

It seems well constructed, the case sufficient to keep it protected and comes with the cloth and stick to clean it with, and a small jeweler's screwdriver to tighten loosened screws as well as the other items shown

When I received it and took the case out of the box, I looked at the cheap, soft-sided case and, well, I wasn't expecting much.

Case is wonderful, too.

The case is pretty darn sturdy for what it is

I love that it comes with all the basic upkeep tools as well as the fabric case with the handle as well as shoulder strap.

The case is really nice, feels sturdy and will keep the flute safe

The very well made canvas case is embroidered stitched with the Glory name written in gold.

The case is nice, the flute looks beautiful and she has had no issues with getting the pieces put together or taken apart

The case is nice and sturdy and even came with a longer attachable carrying strap

It sounds good, the case is great and it wasn't too big for him to play, although it seems big enough for adults, too.

Fate was gorgeous with nice case

The case is compact and holds the flute with individual compartments inside.

Came in a very nice velvet lined compact case that does not look one bit as you would think for the price

It is very easy to assemble and comes in a very nice case, and very convenient adjustable carrying strap.

The case is very durable for casual use with the occasional drop.

Other than that, the flute looks beautiful, the case is pretty, and it's a great looking instrument.

I opened it to find that the case was very sturdy, and nothing was missing

I got my Yamaha Intermediate Level for just 70 dollars on eBay in perfect, working condition, case and all, and it's an excellent flute

It was very shiny, and each piece came wrapped in plastic as well as the whole case within another box.

When I received it and took the case out of the box, I looked at the cheap, soft-sided case and, well, I wasn't expecting much.

The case is very durable and it was an amazing price.

Case is sturdy

The case is very nice and love that is has the shoulder strap.

The case is secure and wonderful quality

It was brand-spanking new, shiny, came with the lubricant, gloves, nice case, cleaning/tuning rod, and a cloth

The case and accessories were nice but the flute is a big miss.

like that it has a case and cleaning tools for the pipe.

It comes with the cleaning kit which is exactly what every flute and flute student needs, the case is decent and it comes with a shoulder strap too

One reviewer said that the case is cheap, I Don't think so...inexpensive I'm sure.

The case looks nice but has an overwhelming chemical odor: be sure to air it out, wash the cloth and gloves (and clean the flute

Case is sturdy, convenient, and pleasant 2 the eye.

The case was sturdy and even after a season of band there is lots of life left in this flute!!

The instrument that arrived was exactly the one that was pictured on the listing: removable plugs for converting to an open-keyed instrument (and, thoughtfully, a jeweler's screwdriver for unmounting the keys to prevent damage to the instrument when the day to do that arrives); offset-g with split-e mechanism; and a b-foot with gizmo key (so playing the top c doesn't blow out a lung).That said:* When pressing only the c-roller key on the foot, the c-sharp key stands half a millimeter proud of its tone hole, which prevents middle c from speaking

so my pinkie also rests on the c-sharp key when I play middle c—until I can shim the c-sharp key or have the cup arm bent to seat better

Even low c and c# are clear

The high register and low register notes are equally clear, and the low C, C# and D sound great

The instrument that arrived was exactly the one that was pictured on the listing: removable plugs for converting to an open-keyed instrument (and, thoughtfully, a jeweler's screwdriver for unmounting the keys to prevent damage to the instrument when the day to do that arrives); offset-g with split-e mechanism; and a b-foot with gizmo key (so playing the top c doesn't blow out a lung).That said:* When pressing only the c-roller key on the foot, the c-sharp key stands half a millimeter proud of its tone hole, which prevents middle c from speaking