49 Keys Roll Up Piano for Kids Beginner Upgraded Portable Piano Keyboard Mat with Sticker Build-in Speaker Rainbow Color

When you need an 88 key piano for piano lesson practice but don't want to spend $500-$3000 for a huge piano that takes up space. It's like it doesn't exist when not in use you just roll it away. Now...that being said...you do need a rectangular four person kitchen table or two tv trays to set it on. Check the dimensions to make sure you can equip. We could with our basic kitchen table bu you don't want them on the floor practicing as it's not good for hand structure. Even has the foot pedal and if you have a tall table like us...just use a foot stool for the pedal. Works great

I bought this roll-up piano for my 6 old daughter, she has just started to learn the piano.This roll-up piano is good for her practice.as long as it charged，it can be used even when we going out, it is light and easy to carry, it is a must-have practice tool for every beginner.

I got my piano at Christmas 2022. My goal was to learn a few Christmas songs to play at the next Christmas. However, I've had a lot of travel this year where I'm away for weeks. I haven't learned one completely and it's almost Oct. so I wanted something I could use while away from home so I could practice finger movements.. I read a lot of negative reviews about this product. Was on the fence, but After watching a couple review it on YouTube I decided to buy it. When I got it I let it fully charge before using per instructions. It took a few hours. All the keys work. I like the stickers for the keys that show the note placement on the staff. If you are an advanced player you will not like it. I think all the criticisms is people expecting a $70 product to perform like a $5000 piano. If you are a beginner who wants practice while traveling, your not fast with the fingers then it's perfect. It cost < $100 so don't expect a piano. If your an intermediate or advanced then there are foldable keyboards for $1000 that would be better. I thought the sound quality wasn't bad. I'm playing it with it laying on a bed and I had to put cardboard under it so I could play it. Worth the money.

I used to play piano as a kid, this was kind of a fun way to pick it back up without investing a ton of money.

One of the standout features of this piano is its portability. The roll-up design allows for easy storage and transport. The problem is the soft feel may take some getting used to, especially for those accustomed to traditional piano keys. The built-in speakers may not be loud enough.

I bought this to use on an extended trip for my children to practice the piano. I was immediately disappointed in the functionality. It played double sounds when you pushed one note and had a hard time projecting the sound of chords or two hands at the same time. I don’t know what I was expecting, but it certainly didn’t come anywhere close. The touch takes a little getting used to, but it wasn’t bad, it was just the sound functionality that was disappointing. It is nice and compact and easy to transport.Still, I thought, some piano is better than none. So I kept it and took it on our trip. Within the SECOND day of using, 12 notes and stopped playing completely! I immediately requested to return it. I was so excited for an option for my kids to practice on the road, but I definitely do not recommend. Hopefully the product is improved... I love the idea.If the notes hadn’t have stopped working, I would have given it 3 starts... but I’m certain if I would have kept using it, more notes would have stopped working... I can’t give it a higher rating than a 1.

Very well made! Plays beautifully and so charming to look at. My grandson loved it (5 years old).

So far so good it has great sound. This would be great for a person who does not have the room for a stand up piano and who wants to make sure this is what they want too do.