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Kowloon Drum Corner

Hi, we have bongos from about HK$150 and djembes from about HK$390 in Kowloon. Is this for a beginner or for a band, and what size would suit your flat?

Sha Tin Music Studio

Our handpans start around HK$7,400 and we can deliver to Sha Tin. How many notes do you want, and is it for home or for performing?

Tsuen Wan Percussion

Hi, a practice pad with sticks is about HK$230, and a snare set starts from HK$750. Do you need the set for a school or for home practice?

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Percussion instruments in Hong Kong: what they cost

Hand drums such as bongos, djembes and darbukas cost about HK$150 to HK$1,500 in Hong Kong, shakers and castanets about HK$80 to HK$230, and tuned instruments such as vibraphones and handpans about HK$4,700 to HK$31,000 (sellers' websites, November 2026). For a price on a specific model, post what you need on BlaBlaPrice and the AI will check local sellers.

Approximate prices in Hong Kong, November 2026 (sellers' websites)
InstrumentPrice
Shakers, castanets, small hand instrumentsHK$80–230
Hand drums: bongos, djembe, darbukaHK$150–1,500
Snare set, practice pad, electronic padHK$230–6,600
Tuned: vibraphone, glockenspiel, handpanHK$4,700–31,000

Warranties and consumer terms

The warranties in our sources usually run for one year from the date of purchase and cover defects in material and workmanship. Some are valid only in Hong Kong and Macau, and a warranty can be void if the labels or serial numbers are removed. Keep the receipt and check that the warranty covers Hong Kong before you pay.

Space and the season

Many Hong Kong flats are small, so measure the space before you buy and ask for dimensions in centimetres and weight in kilograms. A practice pad is listed at 20.32 cm, or 8 inches. Hong Kong's summer runs from June to August and its winter from December to February. Hand drums come in several sizes, and a tuned instrument needs a stand, so check whether the price includes one.

How instruments are bought and delivered here

Some listings come from overseas shops, so ask for the price including delivery to your city, in HK$, and the delivery time. The Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra's percussion section uses two sets of instruments, Chinese traditional and Western, so say which one you need.

What to write in your request

Name the instrument and model, whether you want a single item or a set, what is included (sticks, stand, bag), the dimensions, the condition (new or used), your player level, your budget in HK$ and your city (Central, Kowloon, Sha Tin, Tsuen Wan or Tuen Mun).

Write the request in your own words in the chat, with a photo if you have one. BlaBlaPrice's AI asks what is still missing, looks through Hong Kong sellers' websites and price lists, and shows the prices and businesses it finds. Music sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice reply in the chat with their own offer, and your contacts stay hidden until you decide to share them. Using BlaBlaPrice is free for buyers. Related: Studio equipment and Musical instruments.

Questions and answers

How much does a djembe or bongo cost in Hong Kong?

Bongos are listed from about HK$150, djembes at about HK$390 to HK$540, and darbuka drums up to about HK$1,500. Prices are from sellers' websites in November 2026.

Is there a warranty?

Warranties in our sources usually run one year from purchase and cover defects in material and workmanship. Some apply only in Hong Kong and Macau.

Do I need to measure before buying?

Yes. Hong Kong flats are often small, so check the dimensions in centimetres and the weight in kilograms before you order.

Does the price include delivery?

Not always. Some listings come from overseas shops, so ask for the delivered price in HK$ to your city.

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