WEY&FLY Kids Toy Guitar 6 String, Baby Kids Cute Guitar Rhyme Developmental Musical Instrument Educational Toy for Toddlers (Black/Silver)

I rarely write reviews, but this guitar deserves one. I got it for my son who is now 15 months old. He was so enthralled with his papa playing guitar that I had to get him one of his own so the could play together. He has essentially gone full rockstar mode on this tiny guitar and it is still in perfect shape. He stands on it, play it, beats it against a wall. Still in once piece months later.

It’s a cute toy.Don’t expect any “music” coming out of it. It’s untunable. But it will make noise when the strings are struck.Material quality is not great at this price point for a toy. You can get much better musical discovery toys for way cheaper.

This was perfect for my 1 year old nephew. He constantly wants to play with my brother-in-law’s Taylor but he isn’t there quite yet. He loves this toy and was happy to have his own guitar finally. Just the right size as well. You can’t tune it as the strings are all the same size but it isn’t meant to be played by us older folks, it’s more of an introduction to a possible hobby and love for music for little ones. Shipping took longer than expected but it wasn’t the seller’s fault, it was USPS who dropped the ball. If I could rate this 10* I would. Excellent product!

It is cheap as hell and will fall apart right away. It looks cute and is perfect size for my toddler. He enjoys it, not as much as my guitar. It will make a cool decoration piece in his room once it is destroyed beyond use.

I kind of knew going in that this wasn't going to be a Fender Strat or anything, but I didn't expect it to be AS useless as it is. You can make strictly NO music with this thing. The strings are loose, and if you attempt to tune this toy to ANY discernible tuning, the neck will bow like a wet sapling.I bought it for my ONE YEAR OLD to have something that looked like daddys acoustic, and that she can pluck and swing around when she's copying daddy; and that is its ONLY use. This is not an instrument, this is a toy, and not a good one at that. Still, it LOOKS adorable in her tiny hands, and I wouldn't care in the slightest if she decided to go all Jimmy Paige and smash this thing into the hardwood floors. So, FOR ME, it served its purpose, but don't think for a second that your little one will make "music" on this thing. It sounds like a out of tune, monotone ukelele, which is basically a punishment for me.