POGOLAB 88-Key Roll-Up Piano, Portable Folding Keyboard with 14 Demos/128 Rhythms/128 Tones, Bluetooth Wireless, Ideal for Beginners

Bought for my grandson for Christmas. He loves it and it is so convenient when space is limited.

Excellent for learning on and travelling with.

This is rather good but pressing more than one key muffles the sound. It is handy for fun playing but to practice using music sheets I would say not appropriate needs to be more sturdy and blurring of sounds with more than one key is a disadvantage. Very good accompaniment, sound, volume and being able to use an earphone. Delivery was prompt.

Crap don’t bother

Seem excellent product and good value ordered a 2nd for my other daughter.

Great concept

I bought this to continue beginner piano practice. It rolls up fine, and I used my headphones with it. Useful for holiday accommodation. The "feel" of the keys is different than a piano or keyboard. But I used this on a camping table, in a campsite. It was good for what I wanted it to do. If you want to use one for on-The-move performances, get a better one. The tones are not as good as a better keyboard or piano, but it is cheap and I used it just for pratice. Great for starting conversations on a campsite, and it kept my practice levels up. But I wouldn't use it instead of a piano or keyboard. Buy cheap, get cheap.

A great portable keyboard for beginners, dont get me wrong its nowhere near as good an actually keyboard with keys but it does the job thats for sure.

Acquistato per scuola, tutto ok!

Obviously, I wasn't expecting a keyboard with 88 keys and hammer-weight mechanism. So with the right expectations it is wonderful. It is compact, it looks good, it sounds good (the piano sound isn't too mechanical or toy like), no faults or clear problems. I bought this as a gift for a 5 years old. Considering one for myself.

Nous l’avons acheté pour notre fils de 10 ans, il en est très content. Il l’a même emporté à l’école.

So far, so good. I bought this for writing and love that it is easy to roll up and store. Of course, the keys don't respond the way an electric keyboard or piano's keys would, but for working out notation, this is exactly what I wanted. Would be good for learning notes, too. I put stickers on my white keys.

The keys stick rather frequently so that one touch of a key leads to multiple notes.