First Note FN150 Firstnote Whistle Review

The first one I ordered was larger and worked great. I ordered 3 more and they are small and don't work properly. They will most likely send it back depending on how much it costs to return.

My kids love it. That's a problem. I have to listen to this. In the beginning it wasn't so bad. Looks cute and fun. It becomes agony after a few days. Get this so your kids can use it on your ex. Better yet, buy one for your ex's new fiancé's kids. Welcome back.

The blue sliding whistle is supposed to be the same as the yellow one I bought about 4 weeks ago. I wanted to get more out of the bigger ones. I went to my orders and clicked reorder and the blue ones appeared. Exactly the same product number but obviously a different product. The new ones are terrible. Very limited range.

At first I got a cheap whistle as a gag but ended up loving it! So I decided on a better one that wasn't 60 cents so I could get a full whistle when I drew it. Ironically, the 7 times more expensive one ends up sounding even worse. I'm sad about it and it's poor quality. Go to party town

The whistle itself is strong but the plug at the end leaks a lot when sliding. Therefore, if you drag the slider down, the note starts high, then low, then high, not the sound I wanted as I had planned to use it in a science class to show how the length of the tube affects the note. I was able to return it for a full refund, a bit of a hassle for a $5 item, but I was determined to get my money back.

What a fantastic gift. We've been obsessed with it ever since we saw the SpongeBob Push Whistle episode. Of all the different high-tech gifts given at Christmas, this one has arguably become the most popular. This is a sturdy little whistle that shows no signs of wear despite 2 weeks of continuous use. So far, so good. You must smile/laugh when someone whistles. Great little gift for kids of all ages!

In the foreword I would like to say that the reasons for this rating have nothing to do with durability. I think it's a toy that if left unattended by a very noisy child could easily break in a number of ways, whether by stepping on it or using it like a sword or drumstick. Especially when we're talking about an average little boy, things can turn into a sword or lightsaber very quickly. No, my assessment is based on holding it up and watching closely. I am using it for various therapeutic…