Toy Musical Instrument: Pretend Play Childrens Trumpet
November 21st, 2009
- Jolly trumpet with 4 coloured keys to help you remember each note.
- Perfect for leading the parade around the kitchen table!
- Crafted out of high-quality plastic. Measures approx. 15″.
- Age Range: From 3 years.
- Great gift idea!
Product DescriptionYour little one will be leading the charge with this classic Trumpet! Color-coded keys make it easier for little ones to remember the notes. Pretend you’re in a marching band with this shiny trumpet. Crafted out of high-quality plastic. Measures approx. 15″. . . . More >>
Toy Musical Instrument: Pretend Play Childrens Trumpet
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I bought this toy for my 5 years old son as he wished to have one after watching cartoon, he was very happy once we received the packet.
He felt hard to blow to get sound coming out, I tried to help him to teach, but I too became literally tired as the buttons doesn’t function well to pass air to give music. One of the button is not working & almost it is a dead one.
He hardly played with that for 30 minutes, then it went to toy dump in our home.
Appearance is quite good, plastic seems to be good, but not sure about the life of steel finish/coating as we used lesser than 30 minutes.
I guess it is a luck to get one which is working properly, but it disappoints children exception which I don’t like with this type of product.
If you get good one,it is your luck otherwise it is a good showcase toy.
This toy has good educational value so I need to give 5 star.
I called Amazon and explained the problem, their service was quite good and they refunded me.
Rating: 1 / 5
I bought this for my daughter’s third birthday.
She LOVES a cheap trumpet that we purchased over a year ago at the local drug store for a couple bucks. That trumpet lasted a little over a year until she stepped on it (for the millionth time) and broke it. Although I glued it back together I thought I’d buy her a new “more advanced” trumpet for her birthday.
She likes this trumpet but would just as well play with the old one. This one is easier for her to blow but her hands are too small for her to hold it comfortably and press the buttons. Therefore she can’t continuously change notes. Overall it is too big for an average sized 3 year old.
I hope as she gets older she plays with and enjoys this trumpet more than she does presently. I reget purchasing it for the price paid. It is literally 6 times more than the drug store trumpet that she enjoys more than this one.
As for the durability, we’ve only had it for two months so haven’t really “tested” the durability. It appears average quality. Hopefully it doesn’t break prior to my daughter really enjoying it!
I would recommend for ages 4 (maybe 3 1/2) and up.
Rating: 3 / 5
I bought this for my 3 year old grandson for Christmas. His father is an instrumental music teacher, and gave high approval to the toy. It is very realistic in appearance and requires blowing and fingering to make sound. The sound is toy-like and realistic enough for a small child. It seems to be sturdy at this point. I would highly recommend it. If our son-in-law band teacher approves, it must be good.
Rating: 5 / 5
We owned the Bontempi saxaphone for awhile til it just about fell apart, thin cheap plastic (my son certainly didn’t mind though. . . ) When I received this Little Little Toy Company trumpet I was pleasently surprised and pleased at how much thicker the plastic was and the buttons and things were really sturdy and fastened well. When I buy toys these days I don’t mind paying a little more if it means it will possibly last for the next kid, well worth the extra money for this brand. Paid $25 on Amazon with free shipping.
Rating: 5 / 5
We got this a couple of months ago, after one of the keys broke off my 4 year olds last toy trumpet (another brand). I bought this one instead because even though it is a bit more expensive than his old one, the reviews sounded good. One thing I like about this one is that the whole mouthpiece is plastic. On his old one, sometimes he would put his lips around the mouthpiece when he would play, and some of the paint scraped off from his teeth, probably into his mouth. Not good.
This one is still plastic, and relatively inexpensive, but I think it is the way to go until he is ready for a real trumpet.
Rating: 4 / 5