61 Key Portable Electronic Keyboard Piano w/Lighted Full Size Keys, LCD, Headphones, X-Stand, Stool, Music Rest, Microphone, Note Stickers, Built-In Speakers,3 Teaching Modes

The quality can be better but it works. Is easy to pland and it look profecional, the value is good can be high and low so I think is good for kids

This is a good keyboard for the price paid. This will be a 6-year-old child's first piano and learning piano. Good quality and good sound, with lots of bells and whistles. Overall, we are very satisfied.

Great keyboard. Easy to assemble, good sound and quality. Comes with a microphone and headphones, which means my son can play it late at night and not wake the rest of the house up. My son has been playing it for a couple of years now and there have been zero issues with it. He loves it. It was a great buy.

I recently had the pleasure of trying out the 61 Key Portable Electronic Keyboard Piano, designed with beginners in mind, and I am thoroughly impressed! This keyboard comes packed with features that make learning both enjoyable and effective. Firstly, the lighted full-size keys are a fantastic feature for beginners. They help guide your fingers during practice sessions, significantly simplifying the learning process. The LCD screen provides clear feedback on your playing, showing chords and notes in an easy-to-understand manner which boosts the learning experience. The inclusion of headphones in the package is a great touch, allowing for silent practice which is essential for those living in shared spaces or who don't want to disturb others. Additionally, the X-stand and stool are sturdy and comfortable, making long practice sessions manageable and enjoyable. The music rest is perfectly sized for holding sheet music or a tablet, and the microphone is a fun addition that allows for singing along while playing. Note stickers are included to help beginners familiarize themselves with the keys, which I found very helpful in the early stages of learning. The built-in speakers produce a surprisingly rich and clear sound, making performances feel more rewarding. The keyboard also features three teaching modes that cater to different learning preferences, which accelerates progress and keeps the learning process dynamic. Overall, this 61 Key Portable Electronic Keyboard Piano is a superb choice for any beginner adult looking to start their musical journey. It's user-friendly, well-equipped, and thoughtfully designed to make the learning process as smooth and enjoyable as possible. Whether you’re practicing alone or entertaining friends, this keyboard offers everything you need to get started and continue progressing. Highly recommended!

This keyboard has tons of fun functions. My toddler plays with it daily and is really good at the follow along function after only a month . My husband and I also like to tinker on it for fun . Perfect 1st piano! Ok now the bad 1. Keys are not nice and even , little sloppy but it's a toy . 2. The introduction manual needs to tell you how to work the song and tone selection . Its ... Kinda hard to figure out... We kinda get it but we're still just chimping at it . ( Struggling to understand) 3. Strong plastic smell when it's 1st opened . Gone after about a week . ( I was worried for a minute ) 4. This stickers for the keys are starting to peel after a month ... We love the key labels wish they were more durable.

I got this as a starter keyboard for my 8 year old granddaughter for her birthday/Christmas present. I'm a lifelong musician and it thrills me that she is very insistent on wanting to learn to play an instrument as she's always loved music and loves to sing. Since I own several keyboards myself I wanted to get her a real electronic keyboard, but I realized it wasn't going to be like any of mine that are much more expensive and highly capable. But I wanted this one to be completely functional and easy for her to learn on her own and gain the experience of being able to easily begin to play and have fun with it, and this certainly fills that role. The keyboard itself is far more oriented toward a young, learning player than for an adult. The range of voicings for different instruments such as strings, horns, etc. are very basic general MIDI sounds and not professional sounding, but are more than adequate for a young, untrained ear. The lighted keyboard is a big plus for learning from the built in lessons and is more like a game so it should be fun for her to learn how to play basic melodies. I haven't had the time yet to see what it provides in terms of the basic chord structures, but I can fill in those gaps for her as I'm around her quite a bit. For a young beginner I think this is a great value and should be a lot of fun to simply play with, and once past the "fun" stage is more than capable of learning how to really play a piano. Additionally it provides a way to learn the differences between different types of pianos and other instruments such as an organ or even a synthesizer so it can be very useful over many years. The additional features such as the rhythm (drum) features will take the place of the old metronomes we had as youngsters when we learned how to master various tempos and time signatures. So it's a very complete learning environment for a young player.

Great keyboard my son loves it, thanks so much

Sound could be better. The keys are too sensitive.