Janod Confetti Wood Grand Piano Children's Musical Instrument - Ages 3+ - J07627

Beautiful and good quality. My baby (13 months old) likes to "play" on this little piano. My only complaint is that the sounds it makes are a little funny, a little too loud and are closer to a xylophone.

wish it was more in tune but it is cute, she plays with it on the occasion, but she's only 9 months old., she might grow into it more :)

This piano is darling but doesn't have a very pure sound. I am going to see if my husband can tighten some of the keys.

Good craftsmanship. Wood feels sturdy and piano keys play well. I recommend it.

I bought this for my daughter, who is 13 months old. She loves pounding on to make noises. After about 2 weeks of use, some keys became jammed and wouldn't play the right tune. I had to repair it myself. Although it wasn't difficult to fix, I don't think it is worth over 80 dollars.

I play it with my daughter and will pass it on to future children once she outgrows it

Nice product

The keys barely work, & are also super flimsy. Im sad im going to be returning it because it looked so promising, & its appearance is so cute. I thought it being one of the more expensive toddler pianos on amazon, it would at least have a sturdy sound, im not even able to play twinkle twinkle little star on it for my daughter, because the keys are so terrible.

It's a great little piano.not too loud. The internal workings had fallen apart in the box so needed reassembling., Which gave my son a brain workout early in the morning whilst my granddaughter was clambering to play with it.

I usually don't write reviews but I was extremely disappointed in this product.The paint finish had several clear and obvious defects including layering inconstancies and bad smudges (see pictures). Further to this the legs didn't screw in properly or securely; the metal screws weren't seated correctly (lack of glue perhaps?) causing the legs to wobble. This isn't great for a child's toy which is going to be clambered and climbed upon.Next up; how does it actually sound? Terrible. Unfortunately it's more likely a design issue than execution; i.e its not a string piano but a hammer and metal plate which create a 'tingy' sound. We found the sound was quite quiet and not terribly nice on the ear. At points the noise of the keys clacking was louder than the sound it was supposed to make.Disappointed and will be returned. Bought the Korg tinyPiano instead.

Nice solid piano with a full octave but notes were loose and we had to take it apart to fix it. Easier than sending it back. There were 2 screws missing to keep the notes in place! Now it is fine.

Solid and sturdy. Excellent for my granddaughter to bang about on.

Brilliant wouldn't even know it was from the warehouse, no different to any other x