Otamatone Classic Blue

I'm just copy pasting the review of the deluxe version, but keep in mind, this one is a little smaller, and it takes a bit more effort to play in comparison to deluxe option.

"For everyone expecting to be the talk at the parties, if you want your SO to start hating you, and packing their stuff as soon as you stuff the batteries in this bad boy, you're on the right track! I've been wanting to have this since I first saw it on "españa tiene talento". I've delayed buying it because I always forgot to put it in cart when ordering other stuff to get free shipment in my country. Well, I've bought it now, brought it to a party and ordered 25 more for friends and family.

Some are saying I'm bringing a new plague to this country, and if I am proud of what I've done. Hell yeah I am, we're making an orchestra with these things!"

If you have doubts, don't. You need this thing in your life. Even if it's smaller than the black one and doesn't have an audio output (3,5mm jack)

Is this wierd, yes.
Is this a professional instrument, well, it could be.
The Otamatone is a quirky Japanese synthesiser along the lines of the stylophone and Theremin, it's great fun and surprisingly easy to play, that being said, like most instruments there is a learning curve and with time you could be covering all the favorite pop songs on youtube.
Do you need one?
Yes.