Veetop 88 Key Keyboard Piano Folding Piano with Full Size, Electric Piano Wood Grain Touch Sensitive Keyboard with Bluetooth MIDI Portable Digital Piano for Beginners and Travel (White)

Got this for our teenager for his birthday present, he loves it.

This keyboard is good as advertised for beginners or a little beyond to practice scales and fingering and songs at that level from lessons. It folds in half and that is the main thing. You can take it with you and practice when normally you would be stuck. The two major issues with this keyboard are that first off it includes many instrument sounds but not an actual grand or upright piano effect. For most people that is the point really. Secondly this one cuts the sound off at a dead stop after about 5 or 6 counts of music at a fairly solid tempo. It doesn't fade out like most keyboards do. Even cheapies. So you have to work with the deadness or use the pedal even when it's not part of the lesson. So for example if you are playing a chord or two whole notes tied together is 3/4 time you will have a dead spot before that measure ends. I think that was worse than having to use a harpsichord sound or something similar to practice with. I would not buy this one again.

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This piano keyboard is a nice musical instrument. It folds up and takes up very little space. It's sound is vrey nice and the system works great. One issue is that it must be on a complete table. You can't set it on a stand because it needs support completely.The price is reasonable but I am concerned with all the folding and unfolding that the piano might come completely apart and then you have two pieces of a broken piano. At this point, thought, it seems to be a nice set up so hopefully if you want or need a folding piana, this is the one for you.

The media could not be loaded. This piano is great for beginners. I played years ago when I was younger and decided that as a senior adult I wanted to play again. I have downsized so I don’t have room for a piano to stay all the time and this one splits in the middle and has a nice carry bag for storage or travel so I can set it on my dining room table and take it down in just a few minutes. I am going on a trip and think I will take it with me as the space it takes when folded is minimal. It is a full size 88 key that is touch sensitive and comes with a damper peddle.

A gig musician or commuting piano instructor will especially get a lot out of this particular instrument. The keys are really well weighted for a natural-feeling response and rebound. The onboard speakers are quite sufficient, and it's easy to set up and hook up to an amp as needed. It has hookups for digital sustain pedal and other features that can be useful at gigs. The construction is very sturdy; you'd have to go out of your way to mishandle it enough to damage it. The case does NOT have a hardshell protecting the piano, so you do need to be mindful not to just drop the whole thing on hard surfaces, but notwithstanding that particular aspect, it's an excellent storage solution with room for everything that comes bundled with the piano.I very strongly recommend this instrument.

If you've ever played the piano, you know that touch is very important to a pianist. This full-size 88-key folding keyboard has a VERY stiff touch compared to most--and to a real piano. I find my forearms aching after playing it from having to push the keys harder than I'm used to on my real piano. It's tone is also uneven, with keys louder and softer for no good reason as you play. The majority of the "instruments" it tries to replicate all sound the same. It does have some interesting sound features, such as choral and clapping, plus a rhythm section, but otherwise you'll probably be sticking to the piano feature. It includes a pedal, which I've not been able to try because of recent foot surgery, but I hope will mellow the sound more. The folding feature is easy to use and makes the keyboard portable and easy to store, and it comes with its own zipper storage case. It claims to have a MIDI function, but I haven't tested this feature. Overall, it has some faults if you're an experienced pianist, but if you're just looking for something relatively inexpensive to use as a game accessory or to learn on as a beginner, it's okay.

Sound quality is ok. Very handy for taking it on the go or when you need to pack it away.