Lightahead Portable 61 Keys Roll-Up Flexible Electronic Piano Keyboard: Full Soft Responsive Keys Synthesizer with Built-in Speaker – Ultimate Portability & Versatile Performance Review

A really creative idea. This product has great sound but is really difficult/awkward to play. I’ve only had it for a day and it could get easier with practice. When you play with both hands, it doesn’t hit all the notes-or hits some notes multiple times. I really wanted to like this product, but I don’t think it’s worth the money unless you have no experience at all playing and you’re just wanting to teach yourself the notes or learn a few tutorials online. Also it does not come with a pedal…

It works great for travel but it could be better at holding notes flutters a bit but good for practicing on the road The built-in speaker produces low-quality sound.

Not happy at all with the charger, it is flimsy and will not charge. Only works when connected. I also thought that it would be nicer to play, but sound it is inconsistent to touch, either repeating note or not sounding upon contact. Great idea, shoddy construction. Could have better instructions / user guide as well

I've ordered four different types of roll up pianos, all the same idea, and this one is the best. The control module at the end can be found on both a 61 and 88 key version, and it's easily the best of the current crop on Revain. Lots of features, including the ability to switch the sustain on or off, or use a sustain pedal which is included with the more costly version. The sound sample quality is the highest I've heard from the current selection of Chinese roll up pianos. It has a dedicated…

It only got four stars because my expectations were clear and it is inexpensive (i.e. you get what you pay for). If you play one note at a time and can hit the sweet spot each time, it can play a lovely tune. It can not play cords. When you try to play a cord it very quickly plays each note separately so you hear separate individual notes, not a cord. It does not hold a note, If you keep your finger on the key with the intent to hold a note the note will play several time. This can get…

Good for young kids maybe. I tired learning nad practicing but the keys don’t press well and chords don’t work. Even single keys don’t sound well.

The biggest problem with this otherwise quite satisfactory toy is the battery cover comes off quite easily. The only way to keep it from turning itself on in transport is to take a battery out. It is a very conveniently portable keyboard.

This is awesome bought it for my nephew who is taking piano lessons. It works great so worth the money especially if you can't fit a piano in your house.

First, the product desription is totally different from what I have received. It looks different. It does not contain built-in speaker. Also it did not work with Mac even though the user manual says it would work.

Don't use it for performing or practicing. It's built so that sometimes multiple keys are pressed in when you play with one note. And you would have to buy a separate sustaining pedal. If the headphone jack isn't working, or it's not turning on correctly, open the back and reposition the batteries. It's easy for the batteries to get dislodged in transport. I only use it to arrange music using MIDI.

This was a gift for a youngster who started piano and then dropped it because of no piano at home. Is it concert level? No. Is it a great way to find out if there's enough interest to pursue the "real" thing? I have to think this would be a hit with a teenager who wants to be the life of the party.fun and easy to use.

I purchased this for my mother who is 88 years old. She was a piano teacher for many , many years but as she has aged it has been hard for her to play anymore. She has a small apartment with no extra room, either. What a blessing. You can see her face all lite up with happiness and amazement. Here is something she can play, and play with. A nifty toy.