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You develop 5 way coordination (not 4 way. You speak/sing along while practicing as well). You develop rhythm, and you engage your brain to the fullest to perform even the simplest of beats in the beginning. You learn how to focus, how to be patient and take things slow, how to trust in the process, and how to achieve your target by being diligent and not giving up. The elation it gives you when you achieve something that you've been working on for a long time, is unparalleled. 

It depends totally upon your goal, what kind of a teacher you get, how much you practice, and what you consider to mean having "learnt drums". You can start playing song within 3 months, you can start listening to and covering songs yourself withing a year or two, and you can start making your own beats and fills in an year or two as well. But to become a drummer who can make their own grooves and fills, play a 2 hour set on stage with a band, record drum covers, play drum solos etc, takes years and years of learning and practice. 

Yes - Havana Kits are cheap, so are Natal. But I won't recommend them for long use.

But any model of the Mapex, Pearl, Sonor, Tama, Ludwig, or DW drum companies, even if they are entry level kits, and you will never regret buying them. My cheap Mapex drum has been going strong since 2013 and I've never had even a single problem with it yet. 

100% does. But you need to know and understand what to practice and how to practice. That's something that only a good, experienced teacher can tell you. No matter how many YouTube videos you watch, or subscribe to Drumeo or Mike Johnston drum. Lessons, or Stephen's drum shed, at the end of the day, the fastest way and the best way to learn drums is from a teacher who knows what they're doing.