TERENCE Piano Keyboard 88 Keys, Semi-Weighted Folding Piano Keyboard with MIDI Support Bluetooth Portable Piano with LCD Screen, 2X5W Speakers, Music Stand, Stickers, Earphones and 1/4'' Sustain Pedal

This keyboard has a lot of instruments like violins, steel drums, around 10 different types of organ sounds including with Lesley speakers my mother paid thousands for Organ that sounded just like this one it also play like 5 or more types of pianos. It also has lot of others like the Alphorns and different types of drums and strange things like birds chimes even gunshots 127 different voices and you can play over 10 notes at a time most cheep keyboards even some of the more expensive ones can’t play more than 3-4 keys at a time which is hart to play sheet music with more than 3 fingers. You can also record your music in the memory or part of the music playing it back and change the instrument you are playing and playing extra notes this will be lost when you turn it off. You can also using Bluetooth on your phone can play it through the keyboard which I like you can play a song you like and also play along with it on the keyboard which sounds jury good. It last quiet a while on a charge but it charges using a USB plug they say not to use a high power fast charger but I can use my small battery bank the size of my phone and charge it while playing in about 20 minutes. Another thing I’ve never seen on a keyboard is the Transpose + and - starting at C being 0 you can go up or down 12 keys which shift the whole keyboard up to one octave. Here the really meet thing from C to D is 2 or -10 you get all the white keys art in the key of D and you don’t have to use any black keys and everything is in D, in the key of C you play C, G & F cords but in D your playing D, G & F. Set it to 7 or -7 you get the key F.I live in a small trailer so space is at a important this folds in half and the case is 8.5x20x4 inches which is easy to stick underneath the bed or anywhere a 3 to 4 foot keyboard just won’t fit and is very hard to take anywhere.All together the sound is one of the best.Easy to use and easy to charge and carry

We don't have much space in the house so being able to fold the keyboard is a real genius idea. Sound quality is great although I wish the sound could be louder / option to get the sound louder.The weighted keys feature is also great. Not many buttons which we also appreciate so we can focus on just the piano. Comes with a note stand, pedal and earphones.

This keyboard folds up easily and is compact for travel. The speakers are not great but it does have a headphone jack. The sound is much better thru the headphones. As expected the keys are quite spongy - but again, only sent to practice while traveling in our RV. The batteries chargeable son able to use outside on nice days, practicing in the morning along with having my coffee. We didn’t have the space for a full sized practice folding keyboard so this one works out. If I had to do again, I would try to find a more expensive one that has a little better action on the keys.

Positive experience using with Simply Piano with MIDI USB.Good entry-level keyboard for teaching child in my layman's opinion.

This is a nice practice keyboard for a beginner or advanced beginner. It folds in half for easy convenience allowing you to travel with it so you have something to practice with. Although the info and videos say and show that two of the instrument sounds included are grand piano and upright piano - that is untrue. The leaflet/instructions show them to be there, but they are not. There are three other piano - ish sounding effects, harpsichord for example is one. But if you want to practice on something that sounds like some form of real piano you would have at home or in a studio forget it. In fairness I have ordered three other brands of foldable piano and none have the piano sound they say is included. They are basically all about the same. The exact same electronic component put into a branded plastic casing. So I would still recommend this overall, but you won't get the one sound effect a piano player wants. Which is piano.

This 88 weighted key keyboard is working out much better than 61-key keyboard we have. The kids aren't as distracted since there aren't a bunch of other buttons and synthisizers. It is what it needs to be and the tone is good enough for them to learn the notes and scales. For the price, it is a great entry level unit rather than paying $500 - $1000 for another one.

This piano simply stopped charging. It won’t work with the power connected. Tried reaching out to support and no reply. Less than nine months after buying. Avoid.

Great keyboard, well made and has the correct weight and feel on the keys.