The most beautiful sounds!! My daughter saved up her money and asked for this! It’s easy to hold in both hands and play! The wood is beautiful and as a Mom with no experience it was easy to make beautiful sounds! Considering getting one for myself!!

Great for a beatmaker:So I ordered this Kalimba after I saw a SP-404 mk2 beatmaker use one in the process of creating a song. I thought it was pretty cool, so I decided to get one. This one comes with a lot for the price. As others mentioned in their reviews, you get a bag for it, a cleaning cloth, a tuning hammer, finger guards, and some stickers to help you differentiate the keys. It’s a great deal for this full setup and I’m very happy with my purchase.I downloaded the tuner app for android and I can confirm that the unit comes in perfect tune out of the box. If you ever need to re-tune it, you have the hammer to do so. The wood on the unit feels very high quality, and it sounds great. I prefer to use it with the finger guards, because I feel like I get a better sound out of it that way. The sounds sound clearer to me using the guards. You don’t have to do that though if you don’t want, and can just use your bare fingers.All in all, this Kalimba feels well put together and for the price you can’t go wrong for all you’re getting with it. I highly recommend you grab this unit if you’re even remotely interested in playing a Kalimba. At $23, you can’t beat it. I’d give it 10 stars if I could!

this is a well made musical instrument, suitable for beginner and professional alike. very nice. quite pleased with the sound.

Nice, sounds good and easy to play if You have basic knowledge about music

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Addicting and pleasant sounding – liked the song book – docking a star because they are not high and low notes don’t really work.

Easy to play and lots of fun. I mostly just bang around instead of playing actual songs. I find the sounds to be soothing and calming. Finally my thumbs have a higher purpose, to make beautiful music.

I’d give this 10 stars if I could. Comes with a quality tuner, polish cloth, prong labels etc. Made of quality wood. Comes in a nice box for good storage. Nice product!

The media could not be loaded. Off the bat, I’m going to be reviewing this kalimba as a Starter/beginner kalimba and not as an extremely professional, high-end piece. I’ve been playing kalimba for a very short amount of time on my partner’s much more expensive alto kalimba and loving it. But the alto has fewer keys and the keys are set up opposite of a usual 17 key and finding tabs for the alto was very difficult. I’m someone who gets into hobbies and then drops them a few months, even weeks, later so I didn’t want to purchase a pricey kalimba if I wasn’t invested.That’s where this kalimba comes in. For a little over $20, I figured I could mess around with it, see if I enjoyed the instrument before purchasing an expensive kalimba. I was extremely surprised by my initial impressions of this kalimba. The look of the instrument is absolutely stunning and the sound right out of the box is lovely. I believe I may need to tune the furthest keys as they are a little buzzy but, overall, you get a pretty solid piece for next to nothing cost-wise.Pros- Very inexpensive- Beautiful appearance- Classic, “music-box” sound- Tune correctly out of the box (two keys are any exception)- Lots of goodies (tuning hammer, manual and music tabs book, stickers for the keys, black bag for storage)- Ergonomic shape with the side dents for your thumb to rest- Like most kalimbas, learning the basic mechanics of how to play is very easy- Engraved keys (the listing and many Q&As answered by the seller say the keys are not engraved but mine did come engraved and I think it is absolutely beautiful plus helpful)Cons- Multiple reviewers experienced the same damage from a crack starting at the soundhole and running to the base after a month+ of owning (I have not experienced this but will update if this happens)- Tuning hammer feels it is made of cheap material (will see if this is a problem later on)- No real paper trail on where this instrument was manufactured (may not be a con or even a care for many but knowing where your piece was made and exactly by who can be important for some)- Does not include a pickup (this might be a moot point for many but, higher-end kalimbas, such as the alto kalimba from Kalimba Magic I first started playing on, have an electronic pickup for amps)- No ability to request non-standard tuning (the vast majority of people want a kalimba tuned in Standard G. However, if you want a different tuning [aren’t confident you could do that yourself], you won’t be able to ask with any of the kalimbas found on Amazon for a different tuning like you can with other manufacturers like Kalimba Magic)Pro/Con/Neutral- Small (great for children and folks with small hands like me but might be annoying for someone with larger hands)- Lightweight (again, great for children and small-handed folks but could be frustrating for someone who wants a hefty instrument)- While gorgeous, I do question the quality of materials used. The craftsmanship is beautiful but, without knowing the specific source of all the material, it is difficult to provide feedback on the quality.I’ve included a few pictures and a (poorly focused) video of the kalimba being played. You may be able to hear the “buzzy” or “fuzzy” end keys in the video but, overall, this was tuned wonderfully. Additionally, I have not tuned or done anything to the kalimba besides play it a few times. This is the sound out of the box.I think this piece does the job for anyone test-running if they want a kalimba or not. It is very cheap which makes it easier to jump into; no pressure if you don’t enjoy it and decide to give it away, donate, or just leave it on your shelf to mess about with once every few months. For a starter kalimba (barring any sudden and random damage as other reviewers have experienced with this specific piece) I rate this 5/5. It has everything a starter kalimba should have at a price point that is very difficult to beat. Compared to other, high-end and professional kalimbas, it absolutely lacks in multiple areas but, if you’re just test-running this interesting and wonderful instrument, this little piece will help you explore. And, when you’re ready to upgrade to a professional kalimba, you won’t feel as though you wasted any money or time with this little cheapy buddy!

My bay girl love it. She is having piano lessons and we need one at home so she can practice to improve and this just works wonders. Has good quality, and you can adjust the high so it grows with the kid at least until a need of more keys. And the sound quality is very good.

This Electric Piano is definitely worthy of compliments. Such a great variety of options!None of the competition compares or excelsat this price. I just wish the RCA phono Output on the back functioned. I have to use the headphone out port instead unless I can figure out a solution. The headphone out port seems to have a little distortion plugged into my stereo. But, the piano has actual Full-Sized keys!!. Most on Amazon have tiny keys for a child. I am very pleased. It can also run on batteries, unlike most in this price range which makes it portable. I saved $45 by not getting the flimsy stand, cover and stool !????????????????

I ordered pink. Very well packaged and received with no damages. I bought for a 6 year old so figuring out all the instrumental buttons was confusing even for 2 adults. We didn’t take the time to read the manual but with some time and effort would be easily figured out The stand and seat are excellent quality and secures well. This is a good purchase.

update: after a few other adventures (because of the flimsiness of the stand, the keyboard fell and the headphones cord broke in, and wasn’t able to hear the sound anymore, nor use headphones), mic has its own personality and it’s working at its own will, on and off). Donner reached out and they refunded me in full, and let me keep everything. I was able to mess with the headphone port and get the keyboard to have sound again, but i still can’t use a headphone and the port is now compromised :(. the stand is still flimsy and annoying to no end. the seller, however, said this is not how it’s supposed to be. they stood by their product. I would definitely give another chance to the keyboard itself (aka buy it again), having the confidence in good customer service. but not sure about the stand, really. Anyways, added a full star for the customer service. still taking one star off for all the nuisance with the stand, low-quality mic, and lack of stickers.purchased this for my 7 yr old. I have zero previous experience with buying a real instrument.cons:-keys are NOT pressure sensitive (aka sound is the same regardless how hard/easy you press the keys)-keys are NOT weighted, not even semi-weighted- a lot of the sounds advertised as different are VERY-VERY similar; some even don’t sound as i think they are supposed to – for example a quitar sound, sounds anything but (at least as far as I can tell = we’ve only had it for a few days, and it might be an user error, but it’s strange to say the least – pushing the guitar button and it still sounds like a piano)-i can’t figure out how to revert to the “default” piano sound, when you’re done with a certain effect/tone etc. meaning, there isn’t a way to stop an added effect and keep playing; had to completely turn off and then back on (again, might be there, but it’s not intuitive)-and now the biggest pain point for me: the stand. IT’s A JOKE. I fear that if I turn the AC to full power it will come down. I’m not kidding!! It’s wabbly like a toddler learning to walk. it shakes like a jell-o! Again, I’m not kidding; i’m being plastic, but not funny. I wish i just bought the keyboard alone, and then a stand vy itself. Chair is fine, though.- mic it’s basically a toy (broke after 30 mins of using and a drop from 43 in)-we didn’t get the stickers eitherpros:-seems like a sturdy instrument, looks good-sound quality is good-multiple ports (USB, sound in, sound out, allows for sustain pedal)-versatile, fun-teaching model-metronome-dual tone(split)-recording/playback-master vol+accompanying sound volother:-volume is loud on some sounds and not so much on others-cord extremely short (3 ft I think)-haven’t tried batteries yetAll in all I would say I’m pretty happy with the keyboard itself (for the price point), but utterly disappointed with the stand.I’ll update if anything changes or want to add more details.

The media could not be loaded. This is a great product . Great volume and I bought full set which comes with stand and seating , booklet stand. The bench is good size . The keyboard are wide sized so it’s easy for kids to play . It really good in terms of price. I really like it and my kids too . It has so many functions .Great purchase and quite happy with the product.

The media could not be loaded. My goodness—first of all, this is an INCREDIBLE bargain. I cannot BELIEVE how much comes with this keyboard. I actually realized AFTER I placed my order, all of the extras (which is really weird, as I am usually so detail-oriented).I ordered this as a potential replacement for a full-sized electronic keyboard that I received as a gift from my parents when I was in college. I was a music major, and it was meant to help me practice at times when I couldn’t or didn’t want to brave the elements to get to a practice room. Understand, I was NOT a piano major, but a voice major, and part of that degree included several semesters of piano, both class and private (I had also taken lessons as a kid). I mention all of that to say that even after all of that, I am not a virtuoso. I was good at whatever I was practicing at the time, to a degree, but it did not become my passion. However, as a professional singer, I sometimes need a reference point when learning a new song, or I teach voice lessons, etc, so it is great to have a keyboard around. The one from college is large, and I keep it stored in a dedicated keyboard bag. It is cumbersome to drag out…so I don’t do it often! My hope for this one was less trouble, thereby resulting in more use.So, all of that said…It is amazing that this comes with a stand and a stool. Even the music holder is wonderful.And the options…WOW. So many voices possible, so many styles possible. (Some of the funkier percussion options remind me of playing on the electric organ in my grandmother’s house as a kid! Ha!) But truly, the sensitivity of the keys, after playing on it for awhile, I realized, “oh my gosh! This feels exactly like the way the electric pianos we used in Class Piano in college felt like! ” So there you have it…it is up to college music department standards for playability, which is pretty awesome. Granted, it is not full size as far as how many actual keys, but there are not many times people truly need those extra keys on either end, let’s be honest.The LED window screen is cool, but the notation on the treble and bass clefs is not really accurate, so I wouldn’t spend too much time looking there for affirmation or help.There is some kind of “teaching” tool that I have not even looked into yet, so it seems as if perhaps one can use this to train themselves/teach themselves somehow…as well as the usual fun things like recording your own songs, looping, etc.I am not sure how the MP3 connection works…the connector looks more like a charging cable to me, but perhaps I just don’t have compatible mp3 devices…I am not even sure of the purpose there…are we supposed to be trying to play the keyboard sounds through another device, or play the music of another device through the keyboard? I don’t know.There is also a midi port, for those who use midi (I have not needed to since the 90’s, way back in the day when I was writing music with the Finale program.)If this were to have cons:1- The microphone it comes with is cheap. Feels like a toy. And there is no stand for it, so you would need to provide that (or have I somehow missed seeing a hole to plunk it into, maybe? ) Hard to play and hold a mic at the same time.2- This would be even better if it came with a storage bag. If you are planning on leaving it out all the time, you won’t need one, of course (though you might want to drape something over it to protect from dust). Right now I still live in a little house that does not have enough room for a dedicated music room, but hopefully someday…so this will have to be stored somehow, much like my older keyboard has been (but at least is till take up less space!).All in all, WOW, WHAT A DEAL. Seriously. I am certain my dad spent at least three times as much and maybe 5 times as much back in the day, and it didn’t come with some of these extras.

Purchased this for my 9 year old to be able to continue her practice while we were out of town for an extended period. I loved that the batteries lasted and are still good even after a week of practice. No need to find an outlet to use the keyboard.The kids love playing with the demo buttons. The keys are smaller than a regular piano, but perfect for 9 year old hands.The one con about the keyboard is the volume. When turned on, it is very loud and needs to be turned down before playing. If you want loud music, then this is perfect. If, however, you are practicing in a small hotel room, be sure to turn it down right when you turn it on.

I brought this for my daughter as she is a beginner and wanted this for Xmas but she is such a good girl I got it early for her. She uses it every day and she loves it.

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I bought this piano keyboard in hopes to get my child into music. So far, they love it. When the package arrived, the keyboard was bigger than I expected. This is NOT a full key length as it was advertised. It’s a toy, but I’m not mad about it.All of my keys work, and the volume control works very well. It’s not too loud, so my kiddo can go ham on it. Sound quality could use some work— but I’ll take it for what it is: $25 is cheap, so don’t expect it to sound like a legitimate grand piano. Beware that sometimes when you turn it on, it might not turn on right away. I had to unplug the USB and put it back in before turning it on, and it happened maybe 3 times out of the 40 or so times I have turned it on and off.The review section is only allowing me 1 video to upload despite having many I recorded. However, I guess the video I uploaded shows the keys work and what it sounds like as Tone #000 which is one of the grand piano tones.

This is a fantastic little keyboard for a very low price! I’m a pianist and teacher outside of regular work. A girl at work wanted to learn to play an Adele song, but had no piano. So I bought this to lend to her. Even though it is not full size keys, it’s still workable for an adult. She’s learning and enjoying it very much. I also have had an opportunity to experience Rockjam’s great customer service. Again, fantastic! Quick response, and obvious caring about the customer.

I’m quite impressed that this only cost me $24 and with a coupon I got it for $19.It’s way bigger than I was expecting. About twice as big as I thought it would be. I purchased this primarily for the color and because I wanted to add a very cheesy keyboard to my arsenal for those songs that need it. Not the least bit disappointed in the sound. It’s VERY cheesy. It has some interesting features like sustain and vibrato. I can see using these on occasion. It’s also going to make a great travel keyboard for sitting under a tree at the park and sketching out ideas. The action of the keys is about as plasticky as you’d expect. Not as bad as some toy keyboards you might get from a dollar store but not as good as say a Casio toy keyboard. There is no noticeable delay from the keystrike to hearing the sound which was something I was concerned about. Lots of cheap keyboards can’t seem to even do that much. Most of all I’m in love with the yellow color. It’s hard to find keyboards that I could actually see myself using that come in a bright lemony yellow color. As for the battery compartment that I read in some comments won’t close when batteries are installed, I had no issue there at all. I don’t know if it’s a problem that has been rectified by RockJam or if those buyers had gotten defective keyboards or if the batteries that you use makes a difference. I’m using rechargeable Enerloops. They fit just fine. Like all low end nearly toy keyboards this one benefits greatly from adding effects to it. Highly recommend you pass it through an effects pedal or something similar to get the most out of this gem. Reverb is essential.

Just like it’s advertised. Don’t buy this ofcourse if you’re like a major musician but if you’re just curious like me? This is perfect.For the longest time I just learned things here and there from a top rated piano app I paid like $2 for permanent premiumBut having this physical thing and the stickers it comes with I can now actually read sheet music with no help, something I never thought I’d be able to do.

First off, to anyone hesitant about buying an Amazon “Used – Like New” product — don’t be! I’ve purchased several items this way, and every single one, including this RockJam keyboard, arrived in mint, untouched condition, sealed in the original packaging. You’re basically getting a brand-new product at a discount — it’s an incredible deal!As for the keyboard itself, I’m very impressed. It comes with everything you need to start playing right away — bench, headphones, sustain pedal, and access to Simply Piano lessons. My 6-year-old daughter is a beginner taking piano lessons, and this set is absolutely perfect for her skill level. The keys are responsive, the sound quality is great for practice, and having all the accessories included makes setup super convenient.We’ve only had it for about a week, but so far, no complaints at all. It’s fun, functional, and a great value for both kids and beginners learning to play.

I have been practicing with this and love it! The size of the keys are similar to a real piano. Even though it is only a 61, it’s a great starter set for the price! It also came with head phones, classy stickers for the keys, a stand for the keyboard, a music sheet holder, and a bench! It is super light so I can easily move it around my home. I love that it connects to a wall outlet or can run off batteries. VERY HAPPY with this purchase!Assemble:The instructions came with 1 picture. From that I was able to figure out how everything went together.

his keyboard is the perfect blend of durability, elegance, and functionality. It not only looks great but also performs exceptionally well, making it ideal for beginners.It comes as a complete package—with a high-quality chair, a comfortable headset, and access to an online app that uses AI to teach kids how to play piano in a fun and interactive way.It’s lightweight and easy to move around, which adds to its convenience. For the price, you’re getting incredible value. Overall, an excellent keyboard set that delivers far more than expected!

I played piano a little as a kid and have been wanting to get back into it. A year ago when I purchased this, I wasn’t sure how serious I’d be about practicing. This keyboard has been perfect for my needs. It is low-cost, portable, and consistent/reliable.However, there are a few cons–all of which are warranted given the awesome price:- Not a great quality of sound. You could play the prettiest song in the world perfectly (which I do not claim to be able to do!) and it still won’t sound fantastic because of the sound quality here. I tried a song on a Steinway after 6 months of only using the RockJam keyboard and was amazed how much nicer my playing sounded all of a sudden!- The keys are not standard sized. The compact 61-key model has narrower keys. This is awesome if you live in a small house or have small hands. But if I try a piano at a friend’s house, the keys will be wider. So you can’t memorize a song on this keyboard with muscle memory alone and then play it perfectly on a different piano.- There is no sustainer pedal hookup, so you have no option to upgrade this piano with a pedal.TO SUM UP: It has served me wonderfully for a year, and though its quality has not changed during that time, after a year of playing 4-5 days a week, I’ve decided it’s time to upgrade for better sound quality. It was a great purchase for starting out.

Love it easy to put together

A good option for a beginning piano player.

This 61-key keyboard piano is a complete set with bench, stool, and pedal. It is reasonably priced and lightweight too.

It really was all that was described – for the money, it’s great for beginners – just as described

This thing came a day after it shipped. A day. And it arrived on Sunday. I was so blown away.I saw this thing and decided to check it out, as it seems like a cool lil instrument to fool around with, and, as I expected, its just that and more. For the size, it actually produces some really good volume and sound.Now, don’t be expectin’ to be picking this up and be a pro at it right away if you haven’t messed with stuff like this before. This is actually a tiny complex tool. You’ve got three different sound switches to choose from, all ranging in the same octaves, and a vibrato switch that adds some nice waves to the sound. You play notes with the attached metallic stylus, which connects with the similarly metallic keyboard (As is the case, no you cannot use your fingers on this lil bud,) and you’ll quickly find that you gotta be firm with the stylus. You can’t just be wishy-washy on notes and just hold the stylus lightly, cause the keys aren’t going to be able to read a firm enough connection.Likewise, its going to be very difficult switching notes and especially sliding at first without getting a little disconnecting crackle from leaving the previous note, but soon enough you’ll figure out how to easily slide through notes, seamlessly like a proNow the last neat part of this pal is the tuner on the back. At first, it seems to be in an odd spot, and, again, if you haven’t played around with these kinds of things, you’re going to be confused, but this dial is more meant for giving a little pitch bend to your note, also allowing for you to go a few notes higher or lower than the established range. If you are planning to jam with some pals and not just play around on your own, dootin’ some notes, this dial is gonna be essential to droppin’ some styleNow, in my experience so far, I’ve found the best way to play is by holding the device length wise in your hand (so sideways along your hand,) that way you can easily move your thumb and index finger for not only the pitch dial, but the volume wheel and the vibrato switch, and then, to train at this, I pull up basically any artist who does synth stuff, and I start just hitting some background pitches and doin’ whatever I want to match with the stuff.It takes training, and its definitely more of a background instrument than one that can take a solo like a champ (at least, thats what my experiences have yielded so far, maybe I’ll fine a way)All in all, absolutely love this thing, gonna be messin with it for a good while

This instrument is indeed entertaining and will serve its purpose. The shipping was earlier than I anticipated for which I applaud. The condition and durability however, is quite vulnerable in terms of cosmetics. Upon opening, I discovered that the metal board was already slightly pre-scratched which doesn’t bother me as much but the board will accumulate more scratches regardless of how delicately the stylus is used. The Stlophone logo covered by the film will lose its chrome finish upon moist abrasion such as sweat leaving black marks where the letters are. The switch for the three different sounds requires more force to move than the power or vibrato switches. Be careful not to bring electronics such as phones near the Stylophone when it is in operation for it will generate static. The tuning peg at the back is easy to access and offers smooth turning. The MP3 and headphone jacks allow more ease of access and private use as well. Sound is not an issue because the device has an integrated speaker which can reach very loud sounds. The device is also constructed of a durable plastic disregarding the flexible speaker cover but is also prone to scratches. Voice modulation one is also flatter than the other modulations. Some overall modifications I would like to see is the vibrato switch replaced with a button of some sort and the voice option switch to be easier to move. Overall, the purpose of the instrument is well served and at an appealing cost as well. I look forward to doing more business in the future.

My child absolutely loves it! It is fun to play

Got this little Stylophone synth and it’s been a fun musical toy to mess around with. The retro electronic sound is pretty cool, and it’s definitely a conversation starter when friends come over. You can easily carry it around since it’s truly pocket-sized, which is nice.The instrument has a unique charm to it – there’s something satisfying about sliding the stylus across the metal keyboard to make those distinctive electronic tones. While it’s entertaining and definitely brings something different to the table, I do think the price point is a bit steep for what you’re getting.Worth picking up if you’re into unique electronic instruments or retro gear, but just be aware you’re paying partly for the novelty factor. Still having fun with it though, and it’s a nice addition to my collection of musical gadgets

Arrived safe but was a slight problem at reception bc address is not mine and the area isn’t ideal- otherwise it’s a stylophoneIf you know, you knowI give it five stars!!!

Very unique. So much fun. Compact. easy start up. Only bummer is no music came with it and haven’t found znh music for it except carefully studying videos on you tube…

Bought this for my grandson, it appears to be of great quality, sounds awesome.

great

Beautiful sound quality! Mine are perfectly in tune. Sounds so cute and pleasant even when just fooling around with it. Makes a really pretty and unique coffee table peice that guests can pick up and play. We have the one with more ‘keys’ (in blue) and the smaller wooden brown one. My kids, 8 and 10 love them. (Just make sure your kids don’t bend the metal keys up or it messes up the instrument.) They are beautiful to look at, fun to play and sound great! My inner hippie wants to take one wherever I go. They come with a little bag 🙂

Great gift, sounds wonderful, my adult brother loves it very much and has learned many songs on his own

Love this thing. It’s so cool. However it was a liiittle out of tune, and how in the world do you tune it?Overall it has a pleasant sound.It’s more of an adult hand size. The kids love to play it, but it’s a little hard for their little thumbs to reach across properly. Maybe ages 10-15 and older?It has a pleasant feel and sound to it, and it is a really nice quality.

Great little instrument but returned it because it hurt my thumbs to play it.

This is one of my best purchases ever. I love this beautiful blue Kalimba. It’s the perfect size to take to our lake and entertain the waterfowl. The tonal quality is wonderful: so peaceful. It wasn’t difficult to memorize the position of the notes. Check out YouTube for many instructional videos. That’s where I found instructions for F-4’s Meteor Garden. I even found a booklet for playing the Blues on the Kalimba. How cool is that? This is an excellent musical tool for all ages: from ages 5 to 105. It’s a calming instrument and gives me a happy purge.

I had never seen this little instrument before and kind of stumbled upon it on Amazon.I love music and instruments and this looked so intriguing to me that I ordered two of them. I am so impressed with the beautiful quality and sound of this instrument I had bought two for gifts, and I love it so much I’m keeping one for myself. So then I turned around and ordered two more for gifts.

Bought this for our grandson who has taught himself other instruments. He loves it.

Love the colors, looks easy to use

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.

We needed a keyboard for my church, as we’re meeting in a hotel until we find a new permanent location. This one is nice and lightweight (so easy to carry around), the sound is decent, and it includes a bunch of features we won’t use; but the “church organ” preset is meeting our need well.

It is affordable and not costly. It came with headphones, sticker pack for labeling the piano keys, a microphone, stands, power cord, and a seat with the keyboard. It is just the right size and fun to play since I’m just starting out learning this. It has a lot of key functions .

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 bad1. 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.

Got it for my nephew. He plays 3 hours a day. Has had it for a while now. No issues.

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.

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!

I bought this 61-key keyboard for my daughter, and she loves it! The light-up keys make it fun and easy for her to learn songs. It has lots of sounds and rhythms to play with, and it’s lightweight and perfect for beginners. Great value for the price!

Solid piano that comes with all the accessories, great key feeling with just the right weighted feeling. There are many customization to change the tunes, tempos and rhythm for versatile use. Comes with a stand, mike, headphones and piano bag which is great since I don’t have to purchase separately.

My daughter loves this little piano! Great for beginners. Not very heavy weight. Adjustable legs. The only thing is the instruction for installation is not very clear. Took me a while to figure out

nice piano, good for beginners. Sounds is professional. It is excellent. Love it

I recently purchased the 88 Key Digital Piano for Beginner, and I am extremely satisfied with my purchase. This full-size electric keyboard offers a wide range of features that make it perfect for both beginners and more experienced players.The semi-weighted keys on this digital piano provide a realistic playing experience. They have just the right amount of resistance, making it feel like playing on a traditional acoustic piano. This feature is especially beneficial for beginners who are learning proper finger technique and control.With 200 voices and 200 rhythms to choose from, this digital piano offers endless possibilities for creativity and exploration. Whether you want to play classical, jazz, rock, or any other genre, you will find a suitable voice and rhythm to suit your style. The variety of options allows for versatility and ensures that you never get bored with the same sound.The 89 demo songs included with this digital piano are a great learning tool. They provide a foundation for beginners to practice and improve their skills. Additionally, the piano keyboard comes with 3 piano-style pedals, which add to the authenticity and versatility of the playing experience.I appreciate that this digital piano comes with a power supply and stand. The power supply ensures that I don’t have to worry about constantly replacing batteries, while the stand provides a stable and comfortable playing position. The inclusion of these accessories makes the setup process hassle-free.The overall quality of this digital piano is outstanding. It is well-built, sturdy, and designed to last. The keys feel durable and responsive, and the sound quality is exceptional. Whether I’m practicing at home or performing on stage, I can rely on this digital piano to deliver a professional sound.In conclusion, the 88 Key Digital Piano for Beginner is a fantastic instrument for aspiring pianists. It offers a realistic playing experience, a wide range of voices and rhythms, and convenient accessories. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced player, this digital piano is sure to enhance your musical journey.

Great purchase for the price!Our little one wanted to learn piano and we bought this. It’s very compact and easy to take up and down around the house. The sound is amazing with different instruments. So many accessories come with it.We just got a set of kets to put on them because the original ones were a little small for her but that’s a personal choice! The overall quality is amazing and she is been having so much with it

I purchased based on reviews and price but am unable to recommend.Description reads “ Authentic Playing Experience: Equipped with a standard touch-sensitive keyboard” and video of the woman playing shows what appears to be standard sized keys. This is misleading…these keys are SMALL! Regular piano white keys are appx 1” x 6”. These are 5/8” x 4-3/8”. I have small hands and found the space very tight when playing into the black keys. Definitely not like a real piano. Probably good for a child learning to play but would not recommend for an adult or anyone accustomed to a real piano. Stand is cheap and wobbly. Recommend seller update the description for accuracy. It was well packaged and looks okay but that’s the only positives. Unpacked, repacked and returning for a different product.

Arrived well packed with a lot of stuff as shown on the pictures. Easy to set up following the instruction. The keys are less weighted than real piano of course, but it doesn’t matter to me too much since I’m just using it for composing. If you’re seriously learning piano, might well get on a better one. But if you’re not sure how much you wanna invest on this or just playing around this is not a bad choice.

This is my very first digital piano, and I’m absolutely loving it! I got the Donner DEP-20 to start learning piano at home, and it’s exceeded my expectations.The semi-weighted keys feel nice and responsive — not too stiff, not too light. It comes with everything you need: music stand, sustain pedal, power supply.The sound quality is clean and rich, and I love that it has Bluetooth and MIDI so I can connect it with learning apps or sheet music on my tablet.

I absolutely love this digital piano! The sound quality is clear and rich, and the weighted keys feel surprisingly realistic—almost like a real piano. It’s perfect for daily practice in my apartment because the volume control and headphone jack make it easy to play without disturbing others. The setup was super easy, and it came with everything I needed, including the stand, pedal, and music rest. The keyboard feels sturdy and well-built, not cheap at all. I’ve been using it several days and it’s been very reliable. Overall, this is an amazing value for the price. Highly recommend it for beginners or anyone who wants a good digital piano for home practice.

Bought this as a birthday gift for my 7-year-old and it was a total hit. It feels like a real piano thanks to the semi-weighted keys, not like a cheap toy keyboard. It comes with stickers and a microphone, which made it easy and fun for him to start learning right away.He started taking piano classes and now practices at home on this keyboard almost every day. The sound is solid, the stand is sturdy, and it includes everything you need—pedal, headphones, power cable—so no extra purchases. Great value for beginners.

I feel smooth and realistic, and the sound quality is clear with good volume. Easy setup, compact, and perfect for home practice or beginners. Highly recommend!

This piano was bought by me for my daughter. I want to teach her to play the piano. She likes it very much. I think it is a good piano for beginners. It is not very big and won’t take up much space. You can move it around freely. It can adjust the volume. When I am working, my daughter can play the piano by herself.

Stand doesn’t work properly. The knob doesn’t engage.

I like its sounds, it helps to learn, it’s as seen in the photo, the material is good at a learning level for children, it’s great, very entertaining

I liked it; it’s big, it has several sounds, it’s very practical for children to learn quickly, and it’s very easy to transport from one place to another.

I bought this piano for my grandkid and he absolutely loved it.It’s was a great buy.

Just like it’s advertised. Don’t buy this ofcourse if you’re like a major musician but if you’re just curious like me? This is perfect.For the longest time I just learned things here and there from a top rated piano app I paid like $2 for permanent premiumBut having this physical thing and the stickers it comes with I can now actually read sheet music with no help, something I never thought I’d be able to do.

Kid loves

Got this on a Prime Day deal because I wanted to play around with a keyboard – for that purpose, this was fine and all I needed and the price was right. I wouldn’t assume this is for a serious musician, but it was a low risk way to start. It’s a fun toy and was worth it for what I paid.

I brought this for my daughter as she is a beginner and wanted this for Xmas but she is such a good girl I got it early for her. She uses it every day and she loves it.

I’m quite impressed that this only cost me $24 and with a coupon I got it for $19.It’s way bigger than I was expecting. About twice as big as I thought it would be. I purchased this primarily for the color and because I wanted to add a very cheesy keyboard to my arsenal for those songs that need it. Not the least bit disappointed in the sound. It’s VERY cheesy. It has some interesting features like sustain and vibrato. I can see using these on occasion. It’s also going to make a great travel keyboard for sitting under a tree at the park and sketching out ideas. The action of the keys is about as plasticky as you’d expect. Not as bad as some toy keyboards you might get from a dollar store but not as good as say a Casio toy keyboard. There is no noticeable delay from the keystrike to hearing the sound which was something I was concerned about. Lots of cheap keyboards can’t seem to even do that much. Most of all I’m in love with the yellow color. It’s hard to find keyboards that I could actually see myself using that come in a bright lemony yellow color. As for the battery compartment that I read in some comments won’t close when batteries are installed, I had no issue there at all. I don’t know if it’s a problem that has been rectified by RockJam or if those buyers had gotten defective keyboards or if the batteries that you use makes a difference. I’m using rechargeable Enerloops. They fit just fine. Like all low end nearly toy keyboards this one benefits greatly from adding effects to it. Highly recommend you pass it through an effects pedal or something similar to get the most out of this gem. Reverb is essential.

I love this product. It came with free piano lessons. A piano app for people wanting to learn. volume is great It also plays percussion.

I really liked the mint green 49 key keyboard. I did compare it to a real full size keyboard as well as other smaller portable keyboards on the market. The key sizes were the closest to the full size of all of them, which made it a total pleasure to play. Sound was great for my purpose as a portable practice keyboard. I’m still waiting for my carry bag so I just took the keyboard to my office and left it there to use for a quick 10-15 minute practice during my lunch break, using headphones. Then yesterday I carefully packed it up in it’s original packaging and brought it home (my office building closed for construction work).When I received it, everything worked. But yesterday I pulled it out and tried to use it without the headphones. There was no sound from the speakers at all! I tried both on USB power (using the original cord as per the instructions) and on fresh batteries. I tried turning it on and off, and playing with the volume dial. Great on headphones. Totally silent without the headphones.Wouldn’t you know it, yesterday I was exactly one day out of my Amazon return window. I have no idea when the speakers stopped working because I was using it in the office on headphones after testing it at home. The speakers DID work then.I tried contacting RockJam, and they said that I had to go through Amazon for any return, exchange, or anything else. Amazon won’t do anything because the return/exchange window is now closed. I’ve looked at the original boxes and all of the product inserts. There is absolutely no indication of any sort of product warrantee so if it stops working you are SOL.So now another decision. Do I buy an external speaker and use that when I want to play out loud (totally inconvenient for a portable product)? Or do I contact my credit card and reverse the charge (I’m still in my window to do that fortunately). Because it’s obvious that RockJam doesn’t want to stand by their products for any length of time.

If you’re looking for a truly standard size key, this is not the product for you. An octave reach that my hands “know” gets me about one extra key, e.g., C to D instead of C to C. For my purposes (checking to see if my sight reading had gotten the intervals for vocal music right}, this keyboard is fine. It even offers lots of options that I don’t need. But if you’re a trained pianist, and want to play real music using both hands, it will be frustrating. The product was packaged well and arrived in great shape. It’s nice to have the option of power via USB or battery.