POGOLAB Travel Cajon Drum, Portable Adjustable Tone Thick Wooden Cajon with Adjustable Strap & Storage Bag, Musical Hand Drum with Guitar Steel Strings, Compact Size Percussion Instrument Kit

Sound is good & actually loud. Quality seems good.

Imagine you are a professional musician and music educator. Now, imagine suffering multiple brain traumas that significantly impair your use of your non-dominant arm and hand. Imagine finding a percussion instrument that is adapted to being transported and played with your unimpaired arm. Not only is this a brilliant adaptation, it is a solid, high quality instrument that allows the music and the beat to proceed. Finding musical instruments and percussion items that remove most aspects of medical barriers is surprising. Yet, just such a surprise produces great joy for both the player and the audience. For this cajon, the price is reasonable. The item has a good-quality build. Comes with a carry case and instrument strap. Bravo to the designer and the manufacturer.

It's fun to use. I'm able to adjust the snare and can either leave it on my lap or hang it from my neck. I don't know how to play any instruments but I go to parties where my uncle plays guitar and he suggested I get one of these. So when I saw a compact travel version I was like oh this is perfect for me. Good quality sound.

Sounds pretty good. Mostly a snare drum sound

We were going to New Zealand and taking my normal cajone for our dance team was too big for carry on, needed a special case to protect it if shipped and would cost extra with the airline. I saw this and it was so small and light it could be carried in the plane. It has a decent sound outdoors where we mostly would be and it could help carry the rhythm. It was great for our trip several people wanted to use it.

I love this thing! That's it! It has improved every jam I've been a part of

This thing sounds great for the price. It's easy to carry around with you and works perfectly for camping, hiking, larping, festivals, etc. The plastic sound hole cover comes out if you mess with it too much, but it stays in while playing and running around.

I took this cajón to Costa Rica with me so my cousin and I could jam together on the beach or wherever the mood stuck. He played Uke and I played the cajón. I like how I can adjust the tension on the wires because during travel, and the heat of Costa Rica, the tension had changed. You can also experiment with different sounds depending on where you hit the cajón. I’ll be using this for years to come.