Bb Pocket Cornet for Beiginners with 7C Mouthpiece & Hard Carrying Case in Silver Chrome Finish, Trumpet Student Gift for Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter (Silver)

This is a small cornet, similar to what is called a "pocket trumpet." They look like a scrunched-up version of the real thing (and they are more affordable). It sounds just like a cornet. I love this horn, but keep the valve oil handy. The valves stick. You may need to apply the oil frequently. But that is not a big problem. It is easily solved. It is still s fun horn.

This cornet is a disaster. The valves are all stuck shut. The finger buttons get stuck and are difficult to push down. The sound is horrendous and not suitable even for beginners. It also came smelling incredibly foul. Overall not worth the price.

Luckily a trumpet player gave me a demonstration of the technique for producing sound before I gave it to my 7 year old! Beautiful instrument

Not the best sound quality & one of the valves feels a little mushy, but for a beginner, not too bad a choice. Particularly for kids, whose parents don't want to put a lot of $ into a kid's 1st instrument. Overall quality consummate w/ price.

I played French horn for years when I was young. Never played much trumpet. FIngerings are the same but an octave apart. Oh yeah, other hand too, but somehow my brain doesn't mind.This thing is totally legit and totally adorable. My one complaint is that the third valve is a little slow. I tried oiling it (with sunflower oil) and I think that helped a little. Could probably use a stiffer spring.But it is amazing that you can get a decent tiny small cornet thing for this price.My coronaproject: getting my lip endurance back. Wish me luck.

This is an amazing purchase works really well and is great value

It's a true pocket cornet, it sounds good and it works good, very pleased

I bought this cornet for my 5 year old Grandson so he could get used to buzzing and learn fingering. Over Thanksgiving i played it alot. Really nice upper register, slots easily. BUT, everything below middle G is stuffy and no third valve tuning slide or trigger. The D is way way off. Even i had a rough time lipping it down enough. Plus, the cornet V mouthpiece was much harder to learn on. I ended up replacing mouthpiece for him w a travel mouthpiece i always keep in my suitcase and he felt better and had more success. I have bought his brothers pocket trumpets, and i may replace this one.