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1. Iword folding 88 key pian0 keyboard instructions full#
2. Iword folding 88 key pian0 keyboard instructions portable#

However, for a beginner or for practice, it’s probably good enough, especially if you need a keyboard that is easily moveable. If you want to play in a band or any public setting, the sound likely won’t be good enough.

Iword folding 88 key pian0 keyboard instructions portable#

Again, this amplifies the best feature: the fact that you have a fully portable 88 key keyboard. I really like the fact that it has a battery and you can charge it. It definitely doesn't have a full, vibrant sound. However, you likely won’t use most of them. But, they have a bunch of options if you’re interested. They are almost identical to a keyboard I literally bought in 1996. The sounds themselves are what I would call very basic. This would be ideal for transporting from place to place, like for lessons or to play with a friend, for example. It is very light and folds, making it truly portable. For someone of my abilities or anyone taking up the keyboard, this is a good unit. But, I enjoy playing for my own amusement and creativity. What I mean is that I can play some chords and a few songs. I’ve messed around with playing the piano for years. It is simple, easy to use, and reasonably priced. Overall, this is a great product for a beginner or as a travel practice piano to someone more experienced. The entire thing weighs around 9 pounds- making it very portable. You will need a stand for the piano if you don't have a table of appropriate height. A small place for you music is also included- and is detachable. The sound is decent- and the volume from the speaker is loud enough for personal use (plus the headphones jack is there if you don't want to annoy anyone else in the house). The piano itself plays nicely (from a beginner point of view) in that the keys feel natural and are not too stiff. There are jacks for headphones and MP3 as well as a sustain petal that is included. It takes a USB-C charger- the one that is included is somewhat short- but since USB-C is so universal, it is easy to obtain a longer replacement if necessary. The piano is rechargeable, so that you can charge it and then play away from a power source for some time. I love that it comes with a bag you can store it in.

Iword folding 88 key pian0 keyboard instructions full#

Second, I just didn't have the space for a full sized keyboard let alone a piano! This portable option that folds up for easy storage is wonderful. This piano was very reasonable in price, while still sounding decent, and feeling like a real piano- all great for a beginner. I would imagine a parent might feel the same way about a child trying out something new. When shopping for a piano, I found that these can be quite pricey, and I was somewhat uncomfortable spending so much on a new hobby. There have been two major stumbling blocks to me getting started with this hobby- both of which this basic piano solves! First, most teachers recommend learning on an 88 key full sized keyboard. Understand- my goal is to learn to play for personal enjoyment- I have no desire to be a concert pianist. I have wanted to learn to play the piano for some time- especially now that you can get lessons online for a reasonable price. If you found my review helpful, why not click the “helpful” button. But I suppose it doesn’t matter as it is rechargeable.

I like that it charges so that I do not have to be next to an outlet to play – but was surprised that it is a USB plug and not a wall socket. I was surprised that it folds (very easily by the way) with keys out as opposed to the keys being folded unto themselves but since I am not traveling around with this thing they should be just fine. I actually tuck it under my end table in my livingroom when not playing and it fits great. : ) She gives me weird looks as she tries to figure out if I am trying to play music or just make noise.I am just learning after all. The volume adjusts nicely so that I do not disturb anyone else in the house – or my cat. The extra musical instruments and choral sounds are a nice addition but I really got it to learn piano with and that is what I am doing. It may not be true piano quality to a trained ear but you can probably only get that from actual hammers hitting actual strings. To me, as a novice, it really does feel like piano keys in size and feel while pressing. But who has room for a piano – especially when they are just learning? When I saw this – a full sized piano keyboard– and the fact that it folds I half so that I can tuck it away when not playing – I figured why not give it a try? I am VERY happy that I did. I have to state that I truly am a beginner when it comes to piano.