VGD882

I just purchased this and haven’t used it much but so far it seems like a pretty good keyboard. Pretty good quality considering how affordable it is. I saw in someone else’s review that they didn’t believe the tone button worked. You have to press it (maybe 2-3 times to get the message across) and then select the tone you want with the knob. It’s not that it didn’t work, you just have to try a couple times. I’m not sure what the chord button does and I’m not sure if I can slow down the tempo while learning the songs that would probably knock a star off of my rating if it doesn’t, but I’m sure I’ll figure it out when I read the manual. I’ll update if necessary.

This folding piano has a clunky feel, yet weighted keys are better for strength training for beginners. Sound could be better but everything is a trade off. The price, light weight of the piano, storage convenience to have a full keyboard and USB connection made this a good choice for what was needed for the present time. These factors won out over the 76-key keyboard. Yamaha boasts a good keyboard but has 48 to 64 polyphony on less expensive keyboards. Another trade-off. Sound, key touch quality, a full keyboard, and connectivity may be more important for the player who isn't playing around.

The thin plastic hinges in the center broke after under a dozen uses within 2 months. I emailed the support on the website regarding getting a replacement hinge part or getting other repair support. The fragile hinge is clearly a separate piece from the body. I planned gluing a couple metal hinges from the hardware store, but the support team responded to my inquiry same day and offered a full replacement piano! Keys light up and feel weighted very well. The VR app Piano Vision works well for learning more songs with this midi keyboard. very compact!

The keyboard wasn’t good quality, the keys were kinda of small and it was overall not too portable as it was still big. If you’re tone sensitive this keyboard will not be good as it plays a different sound on the same key sometimes. The price for this keyboard isn’t the best for what you get, but something else.

This is piano excellent for the money. Comes with everything needed and the sound quality is decent for the money. I have tested it for a few days and looking forward to bringing it on 9 month cruise I am taking and didn't want to lose playing momentum. Semi-weighted keys a bonus at this price point

Wanted to love this little guy. We aren't professional by any means, but watching my wife learn easier Beethoven pieces was a magical experience, until it became obvious that half of the keys pressed lead to distorted speaker output. We turned the volume down to overcome the popping feedback noises, but not what I'd expect after spending $200. The feel of the keys was okay, slightly better than my small non weighted midi keyboard.. The carry bag and folding mechanic where a nice touch. 3 of 5 based on the blown speaker on arrival.

I needed a decent keyboard to build up my skills again and to get down the songs in my head but didn't have a lot of money to budget. This was a great solution for it's price, however i wouldn't consider this to be your main keyboard for performances. This also could be used well as a MIDI keyboard to expand sounds and maybe record a little but nothing more. I also love how portable and lightweight it is and that it doesn't need any plug. Overall i am satisfied with the product and with what I paid for it. Now i need to save up for a professional one.

I bought this for my daughter as she is just starting to the interest in playing. This keyboard is a simple interface design with lots of great features. She likes that the keys light up to make the “learn” mode easy to follow. She also likes being able to connect her phone via Bluetooth to play songs that way as well. She wishes it came with a stand since it comes with the pedal, but overall, great purchase for a beginner.