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    Is it okay to hold the end in your mouth? (Just the tip, so that it's steady.)
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    It is not a good idea to do that because the Otamatones look a lot like an eighth note, and their tips are pretty small.
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    What sizes are there for an Otamatone?
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    There are 4 sizes for Otamatone: Melody, Regular, Neo and Deluxe/Techno. The Melody is the smallest at 3.8 inches. The regular is third biggest at 10.7 Inches. The Neo is second biggest at 11.2 inches and the Deluxe/Techno is the biggest of the rest at 17.3 inches.
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    Can it be hydro dipped?
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    No, I wouldn't do that. Otamatones aren't waterproof and might be destroyed if you hydro dip them.
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    Does it come with batteries?
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    Yes, Otamatone comes with test batteries, 3 AAAs, to be exact. However, alkaline batteries are recommended.
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    What if you have an Otamatone neo?
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    All the Otamatones are basically the same, but some have physical differences or new features. For example, the Otamatone neo can connect to an app to change its sound and has a light to let you know its batteries are low.
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