Review on Portable Folding Piano with Dynamic Keyboard PianoSolo Pro 3 White by Dorota Poniak (Grand ᠌

For training - ideal, especially that you can not interrupt the process and take it with you. The price is tolerable. The keys are full-sized and entry-level with a good response. The sound is good. Got pros: For a leisurely game, the response of the keys is enough. The sound is good built-in, not ideal of course. Great for teaching yourself and kids. Full size. Great to take with you anywhere. Holds a charge for a very long time, Going to nature, to the country house, in the evening to play with friends in the fresh air (until it becomes damp). Connect to a computer, to the phone - everything is fine. I'm not a professional, by the way. Has some cons: Not suitable for very fast tunes - there may be "skips" because the key has not yet returned to its starting position. It’s not very convenient to just hide the cap for fixing when folded, I’m afraid that it will be lost (although there is a spare one). You need to figure out how to hang it somewhere so that it dangles. The music rest is uncomfortable, it is inserted clumsily, there is not enough height for A4 format. If it's a book with notes, then it's normal, but if it's just A4 sheets, then you need to put something on it. In terms of sound, there are differences in volume left / right - I think I can solve it by slightly sealing the hole of one to make it quieter. But this is already nit-picking. It always turns on at the same volume by default, I immediately set it to the minimum - this process bothers me, I can’t find how to set it quieter by default.