Hamzer 61 Key Keyboard Piano with Built-In Speakers, Stand, Bench, Headphones, Microphone & Key Labels - Electronic Musical Keyboard Set for Beginners

I bought this for my 6 year old who is wanting to learn and I myself fell in love with it. Very sturdy chair and stand. The keyboard also screws into the stands so that made me fell safe as well that it couldn’t easily fall over. The sound is great and it comes with headphones so he can have his private time at night since we live in an apartment. My son was so excited and he loves it, I can’t wait to here his progress with this. All around definitely worth the money I would recommend to anyone beginning.

Purchased for my 10 year for Christmas. Easy to put together. Works great. She loves it. Comes with key stickers so that was awesome. The microphone kinda sucks.

I brought this product for my teenager. She assembled the stand herself and started playing it immediately. The quality sounds just like the piano at her music class.I love the fact that it came with the bench, headphones, and microphone. It also allows her to record herself playing. Great product at an excellent price...❤️Even more importantly, I ordered the product on a Saturday and to my surprise it arrived on a Tuesday.Great service!!! Thank you. 😊

Hamzer 61-Key Electronic Teaching KeyboardBasically, the Hamzer 61-key is a great deal for the price. It’s just about anything that one could ask for (hold on there’s a “but” coming) in a keyboard – 250 timbrés & rhythms, a microphone, earphones, etc. – really, it is a very comprehensive package and mostly well-built. Now, for the “but:”But, there are three items that, to me, take away from the “greatness” of this product:1. A need to get rid of the “120” in the LED. Change it to a light near the LED, have it show up in a corner of the LED, or whatever, just don’t let it dominate the LED. The LED should show the current rhythm – whatever number that is – and keep showing it until changed to another. And while I’m at it, if the timbrés need to show as well as the Rhythms, then maybe you need two LEDs or split the current one.2. The “stand” upon which sheet music is placed – it is the only “tinny” item in the whole setup. It should be a) much sturdier (metal, not plastic), b) longer, meaning wider and c.) the inserts should be at least 4 in number and with them being longer (and therefore going deeper into the unit, and, as well, the frame a bit higher (although within the bounds of shipping, etc.) – all of which is to support a larger and weightier music book.3. Most important (at least to me) you have 250 odd timbrés, voices, or whatever you wish to call them, but no Pipe Organ (especially) or “circus” organ (somewhat less important). Had I known that the Pipe Organ was not included, I very well might have gone elsewhere, regardless of all that you have offered and regardless of the price. Please note: I did not “inspect” each of the sounds, so there may be some type of organ somewhere but certainly not shown in the printed material or on the keyboard.

My husband and I have five children, we have gone through a number of musical instruments throughout their childhood and teenage years. Our last teenager has had many different ideas of what he would like to do as far as hobbies. He recently asked to learn how to play piano. With his birthday approaching so close fast after Christmas, we were not wanting to spend a lot of money on another hobby another one of our children may or may not like. We searched and this particular product popped up.Pros-Great price for everything you get.Easy to put togetherHe has played it everyday this month, so it is of use in our house and not catching dust or clothes thrown over it!He is a beginner so his father and I really enjoy the headphones that come with!!Cons-The microphone is light plastic and almost feels fake. there is no placement for it to be held on/up to the keyboard.Other than that it is fantastic for the price. I just suggest you buy a new microphone which are still pretty inexpensive these days, and are of better quality.

The media could not be loaded. I bought the Hamzer 61-Key Keyboard set for a beginner in my family, and it’s been a great experience so far. The bundle comes with everything, stand, a bench, headphones, mic, and even key labels. The sound quality is surprisingly good for the price, and the built-in speakers are loud enough for home use. It has a wide range of tones, rhythms, and demo songs that keep practice fun and interesting and the mic is a fun bonus, especially for kids. Setup was easy, and the stand feels stable.While it’s not a professional keyboard, it’s perfect for beginners or anyone learning at home. I’d definitely recommend it for anyone looking to explore piano without spending too much up front.

This is a good beginners bundle with everything you need to learn. Later on you may want to upgrade to a real piano or high quality electric keyboard though. I only wanted a basic instrument so this was great for me. I know how to read music and which notes are which on the keyboard so I didn't need (nor want) something to light up or play-along teaching. I probably will never even use the zillion sounds or rhythms available. I just wanted something to 'play' with and make music 'out of the box'. Stand is okay - stool is okay, headphones work, the music score stand is a bit flimsy and I've no clue about the microphone (I can't see myself singing for anyone any day soon, let alone sing along with playing. The AC adapter power source plugs in well. I'm not sure if/when, I'd tote the keyboard around or play it during a power outage so I can't tell you how it would work with batteries - but it probably would. I Have and play many instruments (only a couple of them well - and this is not one of those). I see just playing around with it, or composing or playing a tune on it to see how the tune goes before playing the tune on another instrument (I'm not so good at sight-reading on my favorite (other) instrument.