What could be more annoying than having a drumkit in the house and deafening your parents/partner/children/ lodger etc? Well...this mini drumkit is far worse! I was given it by my parents last christmas (I'm 29 but they still like to get me silly presents). Before christmas day was over I spotted my mum trying to hide it when I left the room! ---What is it?---- The product is a mini drumkit. It has four drums including the base drum and one cymbol. They are activated by hitting the drums or cymbol with your finger which results in a very satisfying electronic drum sound being produced. ---Functions--- In addition to the volume ...  Read the complete review

My hubby got these for Christmas - they are a great little gimicky gift idea! So on Christmas day we had a little drum session, the children loved them too!! To play them you actually have to tap the drum with your finger, as you tap the sound of that drum or the cymbal comes out and a little light goes on. You can actually tap out drum beats and make it sound like a real beat! I had my friends little boys the other day - it was great entertainment value it kept him amused for a good half hour when he played them. He's only 3! It also has a little demo on it so you can see how it's done. At the moment I see they are selling ...  Read the complete review

So, I bought the finger drums from Boots near Christmas 2008 whilst I was bored stiff less waiting for the other half to stop walking around the Trafford Centre. So I suppose you can call the purchase an impulse buy as they were reduced to £5 from £15. I must say I immediately thought, oh what a great idea this little toy is, and to this day I hold the same view. Yes I admit they may sound pathetic when brought up in the topic of conversation, but trust me, bring these little devils out at a house party I can guarantee your friends will have hours of fun with them as they try to make a "perfect" drum beat! These mini drums are very ...  Read the complete review

As somewhat of a drummer myself, I took one look at the Bluw Finger Drums and though "Wow, what a piece of tat." Oh how wrong I was! These dinky things are surprisingly addictive, and good for a quick release of frustration. The noises are reasonably realistic for the cheap toy that it is, and I personally liked the movement of the cymbal - it's the little things in life. Pressing the demo button for the first time was pretty cool, it laid down a pretty funky beat! Unfortunately though, it was then that I found that it seemed impossible to get the thing to play more than one sound at a time, but I suppose perhaps this is too much to ask for a toy costing only ..  Read the complete review