Millenium MB202H NT

Great value and a must for parties

Bought these for an acoustic session, sound great and you really can't go wrong for the price. Highly recommended.

A problem that may have only been mine

The item was received with mold on it, probably something at the factory.

Great fun.

I'm only learning to play the bongos, so I didn't want to spend a lot on a beginner kit. But I feel these are adequate for any level of player.

My first Bongo, sounds good

I was into Bachata, Latin dance music.

I just bought for starting to learn.

I think it is good price with good quality for the beginner.

Recommand this.

Decent for the price!

Although nothing to write home about, the build quality and the sound punches way above its price range.

This is a great starter set to learn bongos or to give to your children. The hardware is good and the skin is alright.

Can't go wrong with these if you are looking for something to have fun with or as a backup set.

Not so good

these are used for the kids to play, not great too great sound but for the price it suits a small gathering of different playing levels combined with other instruments but the sound can get lost easily

Very good for the price but not same color as in picure.

The quality is impressive for the price. The sound is not quite as good as the most expensive bongos I've tried but more than adequate.

The only negative is that the color in the picture is VERY misleading. In the pictures it looks kinda golden and shiny with an even finish. In real life if has a natural wood color so more brown'ish and put together from very different looking pieces of wood. So it has a more "striped" apperance with varying shades of natural wood color. If I had known this I would probably had considered the other color option instead.

In short: It looks a lot cheaper than in the photos but works fine sounds great.

well built but sound pretty bad

good for messing around or practice but not for serious use.

Good value

Handy for playing along at the odd open mic night. Decent quality and good value for money.

For very cheap bongos, these are great when tuned up high.

would be comfortable using them both live and in the studio

Hardware is lower quality because of price but it gets the job done!