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FVEREY 88 Key Foldable Digital Piano Keyboard,Full Size Semi Weighted Keys Portable Electronic Piano,Bluetooth Digital Keyboard with MIDI,Speakers,Sustain Pedal,Piano Bag for Beginners

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Color: black


Features

  • Lightweight & PortableThis foldable digital piano keyboard can achieve the same performance as the Grand piano and saves space with folded size 24.8*8*4.7in.It weights only 8.8lb.Equipped with a built-in rechargeable battery and a carrying case,you can easily take it as you go, which is suitable for parties and outdoors.
  • 88 Premium Full-Sized Piano KeyboardWith standard 88 full-size and semi-weighted keys,the electronic piano has more sensible responses than full-weighted keys.The piano keyboard is exquisitely according to 1:1 piano key ratio.You can maintain correct hand shape and experience the heavy hammer feeling of a piano.Its suitable for beginners.
  • Lossless Sound QualityBuilt in double HIFI stereo speakers,the digital keyboard presents 100% piano original sound.Its sound line is full,delicate, and three-dimensional, and it can produce shocking performance on the spot.By connecting with headphone,you can play the piano at night and experience the best sound quality.
  • MIDI & Bluetooth FunctionMIDI/USB interface allows you to connect computer and other intelligent deices to edit and create music.The Bluetooth function makes it simple for beginners to learn piano by following the piano apps like Garage Band,Perfect Piano and Pop Piano.The piano especially suits kids who have little or even no piano experience.
  • Useful Features to Meet All Your Needs128 rhythms,128 tones and 20 demos make learning more interesting.Also,recording, sustain, metronome, drum kit, dual voice, transpose features are indispensable for beginners.The electronic piano keyboard can be split into 44 keys,so whole family can enjoy playing.Its perfect learning piano keyboard gift for your kids,music lovers friends and lonely parents.

Description

88 Key Portable Digital Piano FVEREY foldable digital piano is made exquisitely according to 1:1 piano key ratio.With the same functions and sound effects as a grand piano, it is a cost-effective piano keyboard.The piano keyboard could be folded in half,will not take up space.It's lightweight,so it's easy to store and move. This electronic piano has Bluetooth & MIDI functions,128 rhythms,128 tones and 21 demos,meets all your needs.In addition to demos songs, you can also arrange your own music by the MIDI function.Use Bluetooth to pair with your intelligent devices like tablet or phone to obtain more learning lessons. [Play as long as you like!] The sound effect will be at it's best when using earphone. You can practice as much as you want without disturbing other family members and neighbors. [88 full-sized standard keys] The size of the FVEREY digital keyboard keys is the same with the Grand piano. The sound is strong and powerful,suitable for beginners and you who want to improve the piano skills. [No place restrictions] Built-in large-capacity battery, the electronic piano can be used continuously for 5-8 hours. Ideal for piano lessons and outdoor music performances. Notes:The power will affect the sound level of the piano,in order to achieve the best performance, please fully charge before use. Read more [Powerful teaching function] Connect the piano to mobile apps such as EveryonePiapo and GarageBand via Bluetooth. You can choose the music you want to play on these apps for follow-up practice. [Excellent piano sound quality] Using high-fidelity speakers, you can collect real piano sound samples through FLAC and experience the performance of original piano. Accessories to meet all needs 1 x FVEREY 88 keys digital piano 1 x piano bag 1 x sheet music stand 1 x music book clip 1 x sustain pedal 1 x adapter 1 x usb cable 1 x user manual Read more Read more


Item Weight: 12.67 pounds


Product Dimensions: 24.8 x 8.07 x 4.72 inches


Item model number: 01-JP


Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)


Date First Available: January 23, 2021


Color Name: Black


Number of Keyboard Keys: 88


Battery type: Lithium Polymer


Power Source: Battery Powered


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    • 4.5/5 - A truly portable keyboard! Still room for improvement
Color: black
Your browser does not support HTML5 video. Watch my video reviews in HD on my YT channel: skyforce95 General Notes: -this still has a keyboard feel, so don't expect it to play like a piano -this is truly only for beginners or casual/limited play Pros: -it is truly portable keyboard that is roughly size of a viola in a case! -battery life is pretty incredible, I was able to play for more than hour without having to plug it into the wall -able to play with twenty fingers on at the same time -loads of tones to choose from -has the typical keyboard functionality (tones, rhythms, metronome, recording in MIDI) -has bluetooth so you can play along with songs on your phone -comes with a sustain pedal -audio in to listen on headphones -audio out to output to better speakers -a little more weighty compared to very cheap keyboard -overall very good value Cons: -any time when an instrument tone doesn't actually have the full 88 key range, the synthesized notes can be off by a lot (more than 2 whole notes) -volume is not very adjustable as in at level 6 it sounds as loud as level 12. It is like the volume toggle doesn't linearly step up or step down the volume -sometimes there is a delay if playing fast where the tones are not even -built in speaker quality is pretty dismal, you will want to plug in some good speakers -no latch to keep the keyboard closed -wish the case were padded on the bottom not just the sides -wish the case was a little more spacious to have a dedicate slot for the music stand. Currently I just cram it with the keyboard -because there are so many tones (126), it will take a long time to get from one tone to another -when I got mine, it came with a micro usb cable, but the plug needed usb-c. Their manual was also still showing micro-usb. Just need to change the included cable and tweak the manual. Also make sure that the cable is at least 6 feet long -demo track names are completely wrong lol (ex. Fur Elise is called 'By Alice' ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2021 by skyforce95
    • Good tool for a very specific use case
Color: black
I've had this foldable 88-key keyboard for a couple of weeks now, I wanted to write a review detailing my experience. First, so far, I'm giving this 5 stars. BUT that's with the caveat that it specifically fits a very narrow use case I have. I'll put a quick TL;DR section below, then my larger review that will take into account my very specific scenario. TL;DR: If you're looking for a full-sized 88 key keyboard, and absolutely do not have the room for it, this is a great solution. I don't recommend the on-board sounds (I use software instruments on my computer), and the velocity sensitivity isn't fantastic. If you have the room (even to store a full sized keyboard standing up while not in use), then definitely look elsewhere. For the same price range you can get some really amazing used gear, the one thing that makes this device useful is the ability to fold it up. Full review: First, I want to talk about my background a bit. I've studied music my entire life, graduated from college with majors in Theatre, and Music, then auditioned for, was accepted into, and graduated from a conservatory in NYC. After that I taught music at a university for several years. Following this, I didn't touch any instruments for about 15 years... In the last 2 years I've taken a deep dive into electronic music, and music production, and I've begun to work to get my piano skills back up to a level where I can teach again. Unfortunately, I live in a homless shelter... Everything I own has to fit into a three-foot-tall locker. I have my laptop (and I own Ableton Live Suite), a 25-key midi controller with mini keys (Novation's Launchkey Mini MK3), a 37-key midi controller with mini keys (Arturia's KeyStep 37), and several software synths and pianos. I've been working to re-aquire my piano skill, but the mini keys and limits of using 2 controllers smooshed together started causing problems pretty quickly. I knew I needed full sized keys, and 88 of them, but I didn't have room. Fortunately, there are now folding keyboards! This fits in my locker, and has 88 full sized keys. Period. That's exactly what I needed it for. The other problems and limitations are secondary, but I'm going to discuss them below. Honestly, if you have space for a full sized keyboard (even if you have to stand it up against a wall when not using it), you'll find better options at this price point (especially if you are willing to buy second hand gear). First, the sounds. They're terrible. I have a cheap external rompler, and plugging this into the rompler is a far better experience... My go-to, though, is my computer. Using Addictive Keys, UVI's Model D, or Arturia's Analog Lab makes this sound so, so much better. The included sounds are lifeless, minimally velocity sensitive, and many won't allow control with a sustain pedal. Again, I want to say in fairness, the internal sounds AREN'T why I bought this, so, for me, it's irrelevant. If you're just needing to work on scales, or practice some sight reading, the internal sounds will work fine, but it's not something you'd want to record, or perform with, and it doesn't really bring joy. The controls are minimal, and not really designed for ease of use. But then, there's not much you'll want to do, except power it on and turn down the volume. Using the included USB-c cable to plug into a computer makes it much more useable. Still, the velocity sensitivity of the weighted keys aren't great. There's very little difference between pianissimo and fortissimo, but with a little work (using software, not the internal sounds), you can get it to be relatively expressive. The sustain pedal uses an 1/8" TS (mono) plug, I've rarely seen another sustain pedal that used this... I tired to use the included sustain pedal, and it works, but I found it kept slipping away from my foot, and it wasn't very useful. For that reason I bought and 1/8" to 1/4" adapter, now I can use my regular sustain pedal, and that made a huge difference. The included music stand turned out to be useless. I don't know if the one I received is just defective, but the little tabs that fit into the holes on the keyboard are too small (or the holes are too large), so when I put music on it, it just falls over backwards and pulls out of the holes. Useless. Fortunately I have a desktop music stand that works great. I tried to use the Bluetooth midi, unfortunately the latency made it unusable. I have other Bluetooth midi devices, and they work flawlessly on my phone, tablet, and laptop, but for some reason, while I can connect to this device, every scenario I've tried to use it under just ends in so much latency that it's unusable. The internal battery is a great idea, that I really appreciate. When I can't make it to a power source, I can still use it for some scale work without having to worry about it. The feel of the keys is pretty nice, as inexpensive weighted keys go. It doesn't feel as good as either of my small midi controllers, but the slight (non graded) weight, full size, longer travel, and decent action definitely make it more useful for relearning the piano than the other options I have available. Being able to plug the audio of another device into this keyboard is a plus, but it's pretty noisy, and you then have to use the internal sounds. Useful for a quick lesson through my tablet, say, using headphones, but really it's of very limited use day-to-day. Finally, the folding... I'm not sure how durable this is going to be. I take in and out of my locker several times a day, and it has two small hinges, and a plastic latch that do the work. Whether or not these are going to hold up to continued use, only time will tell. So far, I'm treating it delicately, hoping that it's stronger than it looks, but this is likely the failure point of the device. So, there you have it. I've given it five stars because it's the ONLY full sized 88-key keyboard I can fit in my locker, and for my purpose, it's perfect. I'd still recommend that you consider other options if you can, the one trick that this has is the ability to fold up. If you NEED that and are fine with lackluster sounds, or willing to use your own software instrument, it's not a bad choice as long as your expectations (especially of the velocity sensitivity) are appropriate for the limitations of the device and price point. I absolutely think that it's worth the money if you specifically need something that folds in half... Just, don't be too rough with it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2021 by LeRoy Wood III
    • Perfect for beginners
Color: black
Review Image by Claire
Review Image by Claire
Review Image by Claire
First this is especially for beginners and intermediate pianists, it is good to see if me and my husband are interested in playing the piano. Don't want to spend too much like other brands like 400+ or 500+ and then we stopped to play. Second, this digital piano actually has all 88 keys that an actual full size piano has. The sound is pretty clear and not muffled like some other keyboards are. it also is has pretty powerful volume. Both the sound and feel are very much like that of a full size acoustic piano. The sound library and also very extensive (100+ effect sounds). And for a true life-like piano sound, it's pretty hard to beat this keyboard. For under $200(after click the coupon), I really don't think you'd be able to find another comparable 88-key keyboard. Love it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2021 by Claire

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