- KONIX Foldable Piano Keyboard, 88 Key Full Size Semi Weighted Folding Piano Keyboard, Bluetooth Portable Electronic Keyboard Piano with Sheet Music Stand, Sustain Pedal and Piano Bag, Black

This is a well built 88 keys keyboard piano, sounds GREAT, however I’m not an expert but it apears to be the most compact 88 key portable piano with actual moving keys. I primarily use it for cord shape exercises, but my oldest granddaughter really likes it.. I appreciate the engineering of it, includes the power supply..the black keys are not very high but for me they are fine. It’s very lightweight less than 10lbs. It has so many nice features one is that is foldable it comes with its own carrying case, so easy to store or take with you when traveling, also has built in wireless connection. Use Bluetooth to connect wirelessly with piano games apps such as Garage Band, Perfect Piano and Pop Piano, or online music lessons, Make piano learning more fun. Electric piano keyboard MIDI/USB interface allows you to connect computer and other intelligent devices to edit music and create your own music. this thing is going to be great for my granddaughter and even me recommended.

This foldable keyboard is everything I was looking for! It’s full-size with semi-weighted keys, so it still gives that “real piano” feel — but folds up small enough to travel with us in the Prevost. The sound is surprisingly good, the Bluetooth connection works great with my apps, and it even comes with a sustain pedal and carrying case. Super convenient and ideal for keeping up with practice on the go. Love it!

I bought this keyboard (with rechargeable battery) light enough so I can carry it down the street to the park and play on the grass facing the ocean, without having to carry so much equipment. (bring earphones or headphones, don't bother your neighbors please) This keyboard is just what you'd expect for this price: Cheap semi weighted key feel. Cheap piano sound. Terrible speakers. Not great sustain pedal or sustain effect (only works for the piano sounds too). Cheap carrying case. And yet I'm giving it 4 stars. It's about the convenience of being able to practice your piano piece/songs outside and not be cooped up indoors is so invaluable. I'm so grateful a product like this exists. If only they made a more premium version, where all of the above I mentioned is way enhanced--while keeping it light and foldable--I would pay hundreds more for sure. I love this. You can take it to the beach, the park, camping, your balcony, or your apartment's rooftop if it's nice up there. Anyway, at the end of the day, I can go back home and practice what I learned on my much-better keyboard the Nord Stage 4. You appreciate your better piano too, not that I didn't before. Nord Stage is amazing.

Great portability. Nice feel. Pretty good speakers. But the dealbreaker for me is the lack of expressiveness. There aren't enough velocity steps (sensitivity? idk the right term). Super quiet, quiet, medium, SUPERLOUD. Wish there were more steps or they were clustered around the hard end or even configurable... I returned it because I couldn't get the sound I wanted, especially for recording.

I love this keyboard so far. It’s great for a beginner to practice. Perfect for a small space. It’s lightweight and very easy to use, the battery lasts long too. The headphones option is very handy since I usually practice at night so it won’t bother anyone in my house. I’m using a stand for it and it’s not really stable as you can see in my video, but it’s not a big deal, I can still practice without any issues. So I personally think on a flat surface would be better and more stable. The sound is just fine and of course since it’s a keyboard not a real piano so you paid for what you asked for. The price is reasonable though. Overall I’m very satisfied with it.

Tried using this on PC but it was impossible as it keeps powering down after about 10 minutes without use even when plugged into a power source. Pressing the power button again causes a loud voice to announce a message at the highest possible volume, this got annoying quick. Can't use it with any music programs on PC because windows doesn't support transferring MIDI data through bluetooth. It dosen't even have a MIDI port. The keys feel like sandpaper compared to other keyboards I've used. This doesn't even make for a good practice keyboard as the volume of the notes randomly jumps when pressing the keys and it's not because they're weighted. As others have stated the sound is just inconsistent. I felt embarrassed to be playing this thing. Tried plugging in headphones so I could practice without disturbing others with its atrocious noise, but the sound quality was even worse with garbled static audio quality that makes you feel like you're playing inside a tin can. Not recommended for anyone as playing with this will make you worse at music. How they managed that is beyond me. Literally useless I would not even give this away to someone for free it would be an insult. This is the worst instrument and worst purchase I have ever made.

For the price, it's perfect. The speaker is weak and the keys are a bit inconsistent, but as a travel keyboard or something cheap for working on vocals, it's perfect. Just don't expect to be able to gig with it.

Sound is good, but speakers started crackling after first use. Record button not working. Arrived without pedal.