Cons:
When you get it it is not in tune, it is ±5cents on every read which is fine for me, I don't mind that much.
The playability is not the best when you get it. You'll see your self, the higher note are unreachable and the bottom notes too, the rest might be bit unresponsive, or not easy to be played.
Pros:
Fortunately it is a harmonica a living instrument and can be fixed easy. You bend the reeds a bit and if you are into perfect tuning you can even brush them here or there a bit and you might be in "tune" for a while.
I think the harmonica should be sold with a set of Windsavers as you bend them pretty quick and will rush to buy them soon – they are hell expensive for what they are.
Once you tweak it to your liking – the whole process is super easy to do thanks to the fast disassembly which is one of the killing features on this Harmonica, you gonna like it.
I mean I do ;)
At the end the harmonica is easy to be played on every hole. It's easy to clean, weird enough I prefer the plastic in my mouth more than a cold metal, but that might be just me, the rounded holes are also nice little detail.
The tone might be richer, but I guess for the money you pay is more than perfect.
I do not understand why they sell it in that bulky plastic box, it is unusable. Something smaller that helps us to cary the Harmonica on the way will be much better, the box on its own is just material waste ..anyway.
