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• Has 49 Keys
• play 4 octaves
• carrying pouch included
| | | Product Details: | | | Package Length:
| 10.9 inches | | Package Width:
| 7.8 inches | | Package Height:
| 3.3 inches | | Package Weight:
| 2.0 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 6 reviews |
| | | | Customer Reviews: | |
Average Customer Review:
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6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
 Roll up keyboardDec 01, 2011
By Rhonda Wittmer
I use the keyboard to practice songs I am learning. It works for giving me pitches. The photo shows someone playing with both hands on the keyboard. I find it impossible to play a 3 note chord on this equipment. My recommendation is to use a real keyboard if you have it.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 Just a toy... or better... a joke!Feb 23, 2012
By M. V. Vooren
"velvetpaws999"
This roll-up "piano" can be found on Amazon and elsewhere - with hardly any modifications - under different brand names and prices, but they are all the same cheap item. Don't call it, or expect to get, a piano... it is a cheap toy, best suited for a fun party to get a good laugh for a short while. It plays off key, sounds like a tin bucket, and feels phony. It's like pressing down some weird rubber or cardboard skin... terrible! It is not even good for kids, because they will learn nothing a piano teacher would welcome, on this thing. No real touch, no true sound, no real feel. In short, everything one would expect from a toy of a few buck's cost!
When learning to play the piano, proper key size and response is crucial, since we learn by "body-motor-memory" as much as with our eyes and brain. I can assure anyone that even practicing on a good electronic keyboard, but with slightly narrower keys, and with lighter resistance on the keys, creates a challenge when following it up with performance on a real piano. So imagine the damage it does to a kid to start out on this flimsy excuse of a joke!
And for anyone who is proficient at playing the piano, they would not possibly want to have this for a replacement, even when traveling! It just does not give a pianist any satisfaction... I think it is really an insult to any decent pianist to insinuate they would want to lay hands on this!
It took me 3 minutes to be utterly disappointed with this, pack it back into the box it came in, and return it for a refund. Don't waste your time, if you want a practice piano!
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 Not for practice, just for funMar 31, 2011
By LADYgRN
"LADYgRN"
My 4 & 6 yr olds boys are taking keyboard lessons so I thought this would be ideal since we travel a lot, they can practice anywhere. You really have to press hard on the keys and like the previous reviewer, it's a bit strange. Might be okay for older kids or adults but not for small hands. The Virtuoso APP on the IPad is much better.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Okay for little kids at bestFeb 29, 2012
By K. Dianne Hale
"hale_and_hardy"
Bought this device and found it very disappointing. Kids would have more fun than the serious piano student. You have to be very heavy-handed to get anything out of this, perfect for a toddler, I suppose. As already noted, a light touch will get you double notes or nothing at all. Frustrating for anyone with any experience on a real keyboard or piano.
If you have NO experience with piano, or are a complete novice with little experience, then this might work well enough for you.
I returned it within a week, as I didn't want it to just collect dust in a closet. Luckily, I received a full refund. The seller is still good, even if the product is not.
1 of 2 found the following review helpful:
WidowshadeApr 14, 2012
By Jesse Frome
"FromeJ"
Seriously, if you buy 4, then sew them together, you've just made yourself an awesome window shade. Someone try to make a shower curtain!
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