My husband requested a kalimba as his Xmas gift. I picked the blue piano finish one because (1) it's mahogany and, per the seller's answer to a product question, it should hold up better in our low humidity environment; (2) the glossy finish looked most attractive to me and I thought it might be somewhat more protective of the wood too; and (3) he likes blue. We were both pleased when it was unboxed. High quality construction - wood and finish were in great shape. The color is more a deep turquoise than the blue on the item page, but it's a lovely color and he didn't care. It came mostly tuned, just a couple of keys slightly off, but easily adjusted with the included hammer and hardly unexpected after going through shipping. He's enjoying teaching himself (with YouTube's help) how to play. He likes that the package seems to include everything you might need: the hard case not just a cloth bag, the colored stickers to aid learning, the tremolo chain for added sound effects, etc.

Product as described. Beautiful little music machine. Definitely a learning curve to learning how to play it, but it's fun to experiment with something new that I'd never heard of before. The sound of it is awesome once you can figure out a song to play on it. Cool little instrument.

EDIT: A few days after posting my original review (see below), MOOZICA messaged me letting me know that multiple koa kalimbas were damaged during shipment and they were would be more than happy to provide a replacement free of charge. I was able to pick out any one I wanted. Since koa seems to be more delicate, I went with the deep blue kalimba, made out of mahoghany wood. Before I complained of the kaimba feeling cheat due to the artifical feel, but this one felt and looked amazing.

MOOZICA has great customer service, and replied very quickly to any comments or questions that I had. I was made aware of what was going on concerning the shipment every step of the way. It's little things like that that really matters in the long run. The kalimba arrived a bit earlier than expected and it was everything I thought it would be.

A very deep blue color with a light gloss and was already in tune when I took it out of the box. It really stands out from the rest of my kalimbas, since I am more used to natural wood colors. When I compared the sounds to my other kalimbas (flatboard LingTing, acrlic Kimi, and hallow Unikko (all 17 keys)) this one was among my families favorite. It has a higher tone than my flatboardand and does not sustain as long, making it ideal for songs that has multiple notes played close together (so the notes do not run together). Although my first kalimba was damaged, I can easily say that this has been a positive experience, and look forward to their other products.

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Feels Cheap
Previous Review: I recieved my first kalimba last year, but am not at all an expert. For reference, I have 2 LingTing Kalimbas (flatboard), 1 Kimi (acrylic), and 1 Unokki (hollow). This kalimba felt so cheap compared to my others and I was not a fan of the shiny coat that it had (gave it an artifical feel). Plus it arrived damaged, with a crack in the wood. If you are in the market for a kalimba, there are better ones out there with a similar price range than this. I ended up returning it for a refund, and do not plan on buying a Moozica Kalimba again.

Compared to other silver tined kalimbas, the 36 key kalimba has black colored tines, and the granulated texture does not feel right. It makes a buzz when touching nails, tough to get rid of the buzz.

First, and probably most important, the sound quality is just amazing, utterly lovely, mesmerizing. Like chimes, bells, the harp, steel drums - indescribable and a whole variety of sounds can be made depending on how you play. It weighs less than other brands. I like that. It's esthetically very pleasing visually (I bought the green - which looks blue on the computer but which really is green) and tactily - it just feels good in the hand. I couldn't be more pleased with the instrument.
For some unknown reason, I didn't get the stickers or finger protectors which I have yet to discuss with Moozica. But the instrument is phenomenal. It's hardly left my hands since it arrived. But then, I have alot to learn! I wholeheartedly recommend this little instrument. It's a joy and a delight.
PS: if you should lose your tuning hammer - don't panic. Take a piece of pencil or thin dowel and make a slot on the end or put in a slotted screw. Place the slot over the tyne and tap the end with anything heavy (like the back of a screw driver). I change tuning frequently and find this the easiest method because you're less likely to hit other tynes (that you've already tuned) in the process. Enjoy!