Starfavor Portable Keyboard Piano, Folding Piano Keyboard 88 Keys Full Size Electric Piano, Bluetooth Foldable Piano, Semi Weighted Keyboard 88 Key Keyboard, with Piano Stand, SP-15F

This was a Christmas gift for my son, and he loves it. He downloaded an app to go with it and has already learned to play several songs.

This keyboard piano semi weighted keys is the most convenient keyboard!! It folds in half, has a stand and head phones so no one else can hear(im a beginner). It can be played plugged in or with the battery charged and the charge lasts a long time. It also has a carrying case. Be careful to not have any body parts near the fold when you open it up, pinched my finger bad, lesson learned. The sound is just like a piano, if you hit keys hard it’s louder and lighter is softer, like a real piano. It has other sounds and rhythms.

Not the best build quality or sounds quality, but is still a good price for what you get.Good keyboard for beginners and people on the go.My main issue is that although the keyboard easily fits into your luggage, the stand does not. The stand does not for up even close to as small as the keyboard does and the accessories dont fit into the keyboard carry bag.Other that that, it was a good purchase.

It really doesn't sound like a piano v volume isn't very that good it's very low the volume it will record what you play but then it erases itself there's no way to stick your USB in the back of it which I thought for USB plug would record everything but you need to separate recorder device if you want to keep what you play I thought it would help me record but it doesn't record a record what you just played or play it back to you as many times as keep playing play but then it erases itself when you start the next one so there's no way to keep or save music on it or to download music that you just done on it unless you have a separate recording device to keep it or film it and a little plug that holds the two sides together and so it won't fold pops out every couple minutes so there's no real way to keep the thing from collapsing the stand the piano stand the legs come out and off they're not properly secured so the bar that hold the piano up and then they come out of the tubes really easy

It feels good when you put your fingers on it and it sounds great. The assembly manual is simple—though mine was broken, lol. Trust me, if it feels hard, you're doing something wrong, lol.It's perfect if you're like me and play piano as a hobby because it's small and fits in a small room. Plus, if you don't want to disturb anyone, you can use a headset.It's worth it.

OK, I am not the kind to write reviews, but this thing has really disappointed me. I should have returned it.It seemed ok. The keys were kind of weighted and the folding action was cool.But then I realized it was never stable. It folds all the time unless it is on a hard surface.There is a buzz when a key is pressed. It is quiet, and I can deal with it, but suboptimal.OK...minor issue I can work around.So, for a portable weighted keyboard device it is OK. I suspect I can rig up a better locking mechanism, but for now I have it on a piece of pine.

The piano carrying case came torn near the zipper. The piano and stand appear to be fine.*Update*:I received a new piano carrying case after leaving my original review. After leaving my original review, a rep messaged me on Amazon and I received my new case shortly after that.

I have owned this portable keyboard for 1 month now. It played fine for the first month and I was happy with it. I have yet to transport it anywhere, and probably play it for an average of 20 minutes a day. However, now, the keyboard will typically only play static sounds when I play a key, or sometimes will play a sequence of notes that are feignt (and not the note I actually played). Clearly there is a short or something, but for only having it a month, I would say it is a piece of junk. Perhaps it is just the one I got, but unless I get a refund or a replacement product, my review will stay the same.