When I got my digital keyboard it didn't come with a stand, and I didn't think it an issue since I had been using a binder to hold sheets for practicing and it stood up fine on top. Recently though I have started getting other compositions as my skills have increased and the use of the binder was just not practical. I looked at several options and this design of this stand looked very similar to my piano. I ordered and it fit perfectly and works really good. The material is a thicker plastic and very rigid and hold both loose sheet music and my binder well. I probably should have got this sooner, it really has made it easier to hold and access sheets. Very satisfied and would recommend.

I got this music book stand for my kids, and I must say, it has exceeded my expectations in every aspect. The easy assembly was remarkable; within seconds, I had it set up and ready to use, making it perfect for my kids practice sessions. Once it's setup, it's very sturdy. The thoughtful design features such as adjustable angles and page holders ensure optimal comfort and convenience during use, accommodating various sheet music sizes effortlessly. The durable yet lightweight material not only makes it easy to transport but also can last a long period of time. Whether we are practicing at home, performing on stage, or using it as a regular stand, this stand has been an invaluable asset to us, providing stability and reliability every single time we use it. I am so glad I got this music book stand. It’s versatile, durable, and user-friendly. Also cleaning or maintenance is very simple and easy, I wipe off the dust or any debris on it with a clean cloth. Overall we are enjoying it and it fits perfectly with our instrument.

Good piano, has all the basic tools you need. Sound is barely okay from the installed speakers. Sounds way better in earphones. Really portable and lightweight. Not a bad place to start as a beginner considering the price, especially on a sale.

PROSThis full-size keyboard is easy to fold up and store out of the way. To play, it can be placed anywhere, even on the kitchen table. It charges conveniently by USB and once charged it lasts a long time. With the carrying case, it's easy to bring with you anywhere. They keys have a good weight to them. It's also very nice looking. It comes with headphones and a sustain pedal.Excellent customer service from the seller!CONSEven on low volume, it is loud for an apartment but it comes with headphones. There is a bit of a background buzzing sound but turning off the light-up feature (by long-pressing the metronome button) reduces this sound.For what it is, I still give it five stars and would recommend, as an affordable, compact and portable option with full-size playability. Perfect for learning (and also perfect for kids with two homes!)

I purchased this keyboard for my daughters piano lessons. she has to transport her keyboard to and from classes every week and it is perfect! She is eight years old and can carry it without any assistance. when she places the bag on the table, she is able to independently collapse the keyboard and pack it back in the carryon. All the pieces that she needs are included and it was a great price considering the quality is great! The best part for my husband (lol) are the headphones that are included. They are comfortable for our daughter and she loves being able to practice before she unplugs them to play for us.Absolutely such a great buy.I would recommend this without hesitation

First!! I would say this is a well made keyboard for entry level people who are just starting on learning how to play piano or keyboards. Only with this in mind then this should be up to your expectations, but if you are expecting something more than that then I think you should pay the premium and get something really good like Yamaha P-125 for example.IMO, learning a new instrument is tough and easy to give up. Therefore, beginners should not look for something premium. Still, something that is good enough that it doesn’t sound like a toy. Especially for those that are under $100…..Now, if you shop with a beginner point of view there is only a few you need to keep in mind. First, sounding of the keyboard. Second, the quality, touch and feel of the keyboard. Last, the functionality of it.Now back in to the review of this keyboard.Sound 4/5Surprisingly this keyboard has very loud sound. If you turn it all the way up to max, even if you are playing at the basement your whole house is going to hear it. However, this sound is not cheap! If you ever bought one of those cheap keyboard then you should what I meant. Those sounding like a cheap toy. Though, the speaker is great and lots of sound effects are included in this keyboard. The reason why I would say buy a good piano like Yamaha is because even though it’s not a toy, it does not produce the classical piano sound that big manufacturers put a lot of money in to for R&D to make a $1000 keyboard having the sound of a $500k piano. Standalone just speaking of the speakers themselves it’s really good.Quality and touch 4.5/5Now, for a $1000 dollar keyboard not only it has good sound but it should have a great quality and texture to it. Which it makes you feel like you were playing on a classic one. To make this happen there is 2 factors. One is to have weighted keys, which means you can feel the heft of the key and it reacts and produces the same amount of energy of the sound when you hit it. The lighter you hit the lighter the sound it produce. Second, would be the quality and texture of the key. Even for keyboard at a premium, most likely they would still be plastic. In my opinion this keyboard has very good touch of the key, not to say they are the best, but if you compare plastic to plastic. You can’t really make much out of it either. Even compared to a premium one this keyboard still feels very solid.Functional 3/5Although this keyboard does offer over 100+ sound effect, but other than that not much more. It only serves you with the basic function. Which like I said in the beginning this is only a entry level keyboard.However spending $200 for a entry keyboard is it worth it?I would probably say no……. Maybe a toy is enough?But, out of all the good sound it produces and quality it has.It’s a folding keyboard!!!!!With what I was looking for an entry level keyboard there is also one big factor in my mind is that it must be easy to store or carry, because you never know if you really gonna play on them everyday or not. You might easily lose your interest in the first month and put it away. Therefore having it easy to fold and store is big for me…. So I can just put them away and take them out when I like, even if it would be a year or later.Lastly, this keyboard is charged with type-c same like the new iPhone 15, not only its fast to charge but the battery in them last for a long time.To be honest, with this kind of conveniences I really thought this would be a toy like keyboard. But once I got my hands playing on them and having fun with it. I would say it really was well made and matches it’s price tag for sure. Since it’s easy to carry, one day even if I bought a premium keyboard to enjoy. This would be a good instrument to band with my friends because it’s loud and don’t feel bad if it breaks when playing them on a pool party.

Easy to travel keyboard.

I wish I could WOW you with a performance on the keyboard but I'm a beginner. This keyboard is a great starter keyboard for me to learn. Its portable and easy to set-up. I do know what weighted keys feel like and this doesn't have it. Semi-weighted is what description states. The sound is good, and keys feel ok. You can't compare this to high end devices to be fair. The price point matches the keyboard. Comes with everything you need to get started. Nice features include metronome, Demo and recording mode. Also include sheet music holder, case and note identifiers to place on keys. Sustain pedal works well.The sound is better when you put through an amplifier. I'm pleased with keyboard at the price point and excited to learn. If I don't excel at keyboards, it will make a great gift for my granddaughter. I can recommend this keyboard for fun or a starter keyboard. Best feature is its folding capability and easy set-up.

This keyboard pleasantly surprised me. I was a little reluctant buying it because of the incredibly low price, but the folding concept was interesting so I ordered one.I am comparing this to a Casio LK-S450 that I own. I did a ton of research (an embarrassing amount of research) and it wasn't easy. The important things to me were headphone capability, storage, mobility, small footprint on desktop or lap, key realism and playability and latest technology meaning usb-c connectivity, Bluetooth midi and built-in rechargeable battery. This keyboard checked all those boxes. Many of the popular brands don't check all of these boxes and they are unchanged for years. Built in Bluetooth is rare in portable keyboard unless you purchase an adapter for an additional $80 in most cases. This keyboard has built in Bluetooth! Comparing the keys with the Casio (that is over 3 times the price) , I felt these keys resembled real weighted piano keys more than the Casio because they were slightly "heavier" and I found them to be easier to control. Also when pressing the keys softly you get a sound where as on the Casio I sometimes got silence like it didn't trigger the sound. Are the keys noisy? I would say these would rate a 2 out of 3. The Casio is a 1 out of 3 (very quiet) and I have heard terribly noisy keys on other keyboards that I would rate 3 out of 3 for bad. The built in tones (piano, organ, etc) on this keyboard sound better with headphones than over the speakers. Volume is louder with headphones.Today, the latest connectivity is usb-c and that should be in all of today's devices. This keyboard has usb-c and it is used to charge the built-in battery and connect midi (wired) if your application doesn't support Bluetooth. The built-in Bluetooth midi and audio on this keyboard is great and is quickly recognized on PC and mobile devices and has worked perfectly for me. I found no signs of latency. I don't know what version of Bluetooth it is (4.2,5.0, 5.2, 5.3) that would be nice if the seller provided that information. The overall build is acceptable, not bad in any way just not to the level of expensive units.It's not noticeable while playing. The hinges are metal and securely fastened, however I did notice a bit of play in the metal hinges. This too is not noticeable when on a desktop or table but is when on your lap. I would like to see the gap at the fold to be tighter when locked open for use. The idea of folding the keyboard is fantastic. There is a ribbon that delivers electrical to both sides of the keyboard and that ribbon cable looks very high quality and durable. I can't see it being a problem if it's not abused. When folded, this keyboard is so compact (19" x 9" x 5.5") and fits nicely in the included carry case and that can be placed in a carry-on or backpack. It comes with a pedal and a high quality sheet of stickers (musical notes) that help beginners learn and recognize the notes on each key. They stick well and easily peel off when you no longer need them. Overall, I'm extremely happy with this keyboard for my needs. A great beginner option with lighted keys and everything you need to connect to your favorite online music app and start playing.