Andoer® portable 61 keys flexible roll up piano USB midi electronic keyboard handrolles piano

This is described as a "Flexible Roll-Up Piano".When my daughter was younger we had a (cheap second-hand) roll-up battery powered piano - we gave it away when we bought her a decent piano from Argos.I was trying to buy a new roll-up one for her to take with her on holiday to do her practice.I didn't realise till we'd tried this that it ISN'T a self-contained piano. It's only a midi keyboard, so won't work without a computer.Unfortunately I wasn't able to test it on a computer either.The Chinglish instruction sheet with it gives you a URL to a file which you need to download and install for this to work with Windows. When I tried to download it my anti-virus detected that it has a virus in it so it blocked me from downloading it.I've seen viruses in dodgy unbranded software from China before, so didn't feel it's safe to turn off the anti-virus and install it.At this stage I've not found other driver software I can use to get this to work, so it's been a waste of money. :-(

Bought as a substitute for my electronic keyboard left in home. Actually not sensitive enough and sometimes sounds twice when pressing once. Not sure whether it's because of my lack of finger strength or whatever but anyway fine to play occasionally.

Nice and compact but seems a little slow to respond. Still great for a complete beginner with no space for a real keyboard to learn with.

This product is kind of cool but the key sensitivity isnt very good, for example it can play a note multiple times when you press it and when you play chords it sounds like you are pressing the individual notes separately instead of in sync, also the surface undulates a bit in places. Its a bit of gimmick to be honest you would be better of with a proper keyboard in my opinion having tried this out.

Only thing is Windows 10 compatibility. Works 100% with a USB adaptor for iPad

This keyboard is, indeed very comfortable for travellingUp to here its good perks. It's sent incomplete, the instructions booklet features a pedal. I had to order the item twice, because at first I thought it was a mistake, so the second time it came without the pedal again I thought I would keep it anyway, as the first one I ordered had a decent sound and all keys worked, so as I'm only learning, I didn't really need the pedal However, after only three days of use, the keys started playing up and all of the sudden the whole middle C octave stopped working I do not advice anyone to buy this keyboard, not only they take the parts from it, they also have a bad quality control

Brilliant to use for any notation writing programs on the computer. Just plug and play, no setting, no messing about. Very nice touch, and the grooves between the keys are really creating the illusion of playing individual keys on a proper piano or keyboard.

The packaging is great! But the item is horrible... it gave me Electric shock, and it is kinda dirty too, the touch of the keyboard is alright but the sound reacted to the touch relatively slow, if you are buying this for more advance piece practice then not recommend it.