Handpan (with stand) 9 notes 432Hz

I saw a video of a handpan and impulsively bought one out of interest. I'm satisfied with my purchase, but after practicing for a few hours, I realized it's not for me, so I've decided to let it go.

Purchased: January 2026
Frequency: 432Hz
Number of notes: 9
Spiral pattern, 22 inches (56 cm)

Included accessories:
Dedicated carry bag (backpack style)
Mallets (2)
Cleaning cloth
Note number stickers (D has some damage)
Stand
Instruction manual (English)

*I'm a beginner when it comes to tuning, so I don't know the details, but the 9th photo is a translation of one page from the instruction manual. It states that the handpan has undergone strict quality checks, including precise tuning and durability testing, and is guaranteed to meet the highest craftsmanship standards.

*It has a beautiful tone.
The spiral pattern gives it a unique feel.

*When playing with my fingers, I felt that the two higher notes didn't resonate as well. However, upon researching, I found that due to the structure of handpans, the higher notes are naturally a bit harder to play than the lower notes, and practice is needed to get used to it.

When I was able to play it well with my fingers, the sound was beautiful.
The mallets (like drumsticks) always produce a beautiful sound.

*Although I haven't used it much, there are some signs of use.
The cloth has some stains.
There are numbers written inside the handpan from the time of purchase, but this seems to be common.

For those like me who want to start playing the handpan but can't immediately afford an expensive one, why not try practicing with this one?

I've tried to provide as detailed a description as possible, but please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about minor details.

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