Yalloy Handbells Set Metal Hand Bells Set Coloful Toddler Handbell Musical Toy 8 Note Diatonic for Kids Bells Instrument,Festival,Musical Teaching,Church Chorus,Wedding,Family Party

I went to our local music store to purchase handbells for our children's ministry. Their bells were very cheaply made and looked hard to hold. These were amazing! They are easy for kids to hold. They seems sturdy (kids must be watched and not let 'play' with them due to the spring attached to the clapper). Great sound - for our first time, our little kids were a hit. Will be purchasing another set.

Not a toy! These are fun musical instruments for children to learn the 8-note octave and enjoy creating music together.

They are a very fun time. Exciting and curious. And they enjoy it theirs handbell times

Nice quality. Sound good. We bought these for a gift and the girl that received them was extremely happy with them. We also bought the “I can play this” bell book and it was the perfect gift.

I love the sound of musical bells. I am blind and This is a great basic set if I just want to learn how to play maybe something basic. I just love to hear them because they’re so beautiful.

Many are out of tune.

These bells are the same quality as the other sets I have at my school and are a great price at only $22. When comparing them with my other Kawai bell sets they were in tune and looked exactly the same!!

These bells are poorly constructed. Two of them were extremely out of tune right out of the box. The clappers are loose. I wanted to return them, but there was only a short time period for returns which I missed. If you are looking for handbells, these are not the ones I would recommend.

I bought this set because our body chakras correlate with the C diatonic scale, which this set covers. Not only that, but the colours correspond with the appropriate chakra! However, I am something of an audiophile and REALLY FUSSY when it comes to bell sounds. I'm glad to say the sound of each bell has lovely resonance and tone! I haven't checked them against a tuner for precision, but they sound reasonably in tune, for what you pay. Also, the notes are printed on the tip of each handle, so you can easily see which bell is which note. Red is low C and white is high C.Only thing I noticed is that it takes a bit of a shake to get a tone because the clappers are on a spring. A quick flick of the wrist is enough, however. This is not like a dainty bell you can just gently shake!My only minor criticism was that the packaging was very basic: a cardboard box and each bell was loosely packed and wrapped in a clear plastic bag. No other protection to keep the bells from banging around in the box. Be sure to check yours for any shipping damage when you open them! Mine were fine, and these bells seem rather robust, but be aware of this in case your local carrier is rough with parcels.I would recommend these to anyone looking for a simple, affordable set of bells based on the C diatonic scale.

These bells arrive quickly and were everything we were looking forThe kids at the birthday party played with them and they make great sound

They are great! Sound and pitch is good to my pretty "musicy" ear.My kids are having a blast with them (ages 7, 9, 11).I was surprised they werent a bit bigger, as a friend of mine 10 years back had a similar set, just bigger. But other than that, these were worth the money!

has been great for my new learners. associates colours with tones, and helps with idea of duration of notes. my young students love these

The handbells give a clear sound and the children are so enjoying the fact that they can make such beautiful sounds and not a lot of practice. We are practicing a song for Easter Sunday.