New 88 Key Foldable Electronic Piano can be folded in 180°,more portable. True and Pure Grand Piano Sound Source by France DREAM, Foot Pedal/Power adapter/Delicate Handbag (White+)

This is my second piano purchased from this maker. The quality and sound are great and crisp. I keep this one at work so that I can play it during my break to relief some of the stress. I like how it comes with the speed counter and also allows me to record and play. This comes with floor pedal like the real piano which enhances the tune. This is definitely a big plus since it makes me feel like I am actually playing a real piano while pedaling. It comes in a carry bag so I can easily bring it between home and work. My kids play this all the time now and they even dance to the songs. It's a great family activity on the weekends. If you think about starting piano playing and don't want to spend big bucks yet on the real piano, this is a great alternative.

This keyboard is incredible. Not only do I love that it holds a charge (and a long charge at that! I have yet to need to wall-charge it) but the sound is great/adjustable, it is full sized, AND IT IS PORTABLE. The fact that it is portable is SO nice! The bag it comes with is a great size and it is so easy to fold up to put away/set up to play. While I am beginner/intermediate in level, I find it very easy to play and the keys comfortable. This is such a game changer, I wish I could have bought this years ago! Love love love it!

We bought this piano for our grandson who just turned 9. He loves this piano! He takes it with him and even practices in the car. He really likes the record feature too. Definitely a good piano for a beginner.

Beautiful pink piano arrived in excellent condition and exactly as advertised! I was overjoyed to open the box and reveal this lovely bubblegum pink keyboard. All keys are functional and create a beautiful sound — I was pleasantly surprised how clear and vibrant it is! It’s very lightweight and I’m excited to bring it with me during my travels. Also, this has Bluetooth capabilities! I must have missed that in the description but I’m happy to discover this feature! I purchased the 3 year warranty just in case. I’ll update this review if anything changes. I highly recommend this pink piano for those who are obsessed with Pink and want to enjoy playing in color instead of black & white!

The piano was great and I was having a blast using it. I bought it specifically because of portability as I am a college student. However, as soon as the return date passed by, the four middle keys around the fold stopped working, leaving me with an inoperable keyboard. This piano was kept and stowed safely after every use. I only found out it broke after I tried using it one day. Very disappointed with this product as I was very excited to learn how to play, only for it to break a month after purchase due to unknown circumstances.

Piano is awesome. The portability is great and the sound is nice. Semi weighted keys gives you an authentic piano experience. Would recommend.

I bought this keyboard to enable limited practicing while traveling. It does fold up to 26" long, which is pretty small but, strictly speaking, longer than allowable carry-on limits; so far, I have not been challenged on Southwest (probably because it is a "musical" instrument). I had to make a modification to the power button: I taped a cap from a water bottle over the power switch. On my first trip with the keyboard, the button kept getting pressed through the soft case, spewing out demo sounds. With the bottle cap, at least I don't get spurious power-ons. The sound is so-so, at best, but I don't understand why it can't be in tune. For example, C5 and C6 are kind of in tune, but C#5 and C#6 beat terribly, D5 and D6 are kind of in tune (slow beating), but then D#5 and D#6 beat terribly, again. Different piano sound options seem to have different tunings, so I don't know what is going on; did they even try? With spring-loaded keys and minimal key inertia, along with velocity-sensitive keys, it is very difficult to achieve even dynamics. I thought I had lost all my technique until I tried a Kawai MP11SE and was relieved that I could play evenly on a decent keyboard. I am trying to take advantage of the difficult volume response to refine my technique, but I'm not sure it is really helping. If you don't press straight down on the white keys, they tend to hit each other and click. I was able to connect the USB-C port to my phone, and then used the (free) Perfect Piano app to generate much better piano sounds. This connection requires a USB-C to USB-C cable or combination of cables and adapters, but that gave me acceptable sounds (and intonation). The music desk has plastic pegs and fits into holes in the top of the piano, and is pretty flimsy; even a thin music book (say, 1/4" (6mm) thick), feels like it is in danger of breaking the pegs. The plastic is very slippery, so single sheets of music tend to slide off. A strip of gaffer's tape (or other cloth tape) should add some friction. Although the music desk does not fit in the accessory pocket, it will fit over the keys inside the carrying bag. The sound is OK with an external MIDI sound generator, but the keyboard feel is still barely tolerable. Update after almost two months of use: After my last flight (in an overhead bin) I discovered that the latch release (a recessed sliding tab) was broken off. I managed to release the latch using a key to push the broken part, but this is ridiculous. For a more permanent solution (I hope), I drilled a hole in the remaining part of the latch release and threaded a strong string through it. I next noticed that the two metal hinges for keyboard folding protrude, and they have very sharp edges. These sharp edges badly gouged the table top where the keyboard sits. I was able to remove the hinges and smooth the sharp edges, then replace them and cover them with some cloth tape, but the table top still has a nasty gouge. The keyboard rocks (front to back) while playing, mostly because the rubber feet are about 1 inch from the front of the keyboard, and 2 inches from the back of the keyboard; WHY? Fortunately, the feet pull right out of their holes, and there are thin foam strips closer to the front and back; with the feet removed, the keyboard rocks much less.

Después muchos mese con el Piano, puedo recomendarlo, decir la buena calidad que ofrecen y lo práctico que es!