Millenium MB202H NT

I bought those mainly to learn some latino rhytm and to add some sound to our acoustic music and of course to give it to the kids to learn some percussion beats.
Instrument is very solid made and sound wise quite well sounding considering the price I paid for. It comes with a tuning key which is very useful in terms of getting a more propoer sound out of the drums.
Comparing to higher level instruments sure is a big difference, but for learning and adding some latino beats to the music you play and also for live gigging, the instrument is just perferct. Of course you should not expect the details and sound to be like with 8 times more expanisve, but overall difference is smaller then price difference is.

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.

Bought these as my first bongos. They suit me perfectly as I am a beginner.

They are relatively well built and have a more or less decent sound for the price.
The only problem I got is the fact that the heads were breaking for some reason, so I just switcher to heads made from leather and had no problems since.

The construction is very simple so any beginner will quickly learn how to handle them and replace something if needed.

The sound is good, can be improved if switched to a better quality head.
If you are looking for you first bongo set, then look no further, this a great option.