JIKADA 61 Key Portable Electronic Keyboard Piano,3 Teaching Modes

Great keyboard for any ages especially for those just starting out! Very sturdy once the stand is put together. It looks great. It has some built in teaching features including light up keys. Definitely worth the money as it comes with headphones, microphone, bench, and stand.

Sounds good.

I’m really happy with this keyboard, especially for the price. It arrived in good condition with everything packaged well and no damage. It came with instructions on how to set up the stand and a user manual for the keyboard. Everything works as it should, and setup was simple. The sound quality is decent for a beginner keyboard and is great for practicing or learning to play. It also has a lot of cool buttons and different settings to try out, which makes it more fun to use and experiment with. Overall, I think it’s a great option for beginners or anyone looking for an affordable keyboard!!

Great product, works and looks as expected

I got this as a starter keyboard for my 8 year old granddaughter for her birthday/Christmas present. I'm a lifelong musician and it thrills me that she is very insistent on wanting to learn to play an instrument as she's always loved music and loves to sing. Since I own several keyboards myself I wanted to get her a real electronic keyboard, but I realized it wasn't going to be like any of mine that are much more expensive and highly capable. But I wanted this one to be completely functional and easy for her to learn on her own and gain the experience of being able to easily begin to play and have fun with it, and this certainly fills that role. The keyboard itself is far more oriented toward a young, learning player than for an adult. The range of voicings for different instruments such as strings, horns, etc. are very basic general MIDI sounds and not professional sounding, but are more than adequate for a young, untrained ear. The lighted keyboard is a big plus for learning from the built in lessons and is more like a game so it should be fun for her to learn how to play basic melodies. I haven't had the time yet to see what it provides in terms of the basic chord structures, but I can fill in those gaps for her as I'm around her quite a bit. For a young beginner I think this is a great value and should be a lot of fun to simply play with, and once past the "fun" stage is more than capable of learning how to really play a piano. Additionally it provides a way to learn the differences between different types of pianos and other instruments such as an organ or even a synthesizer so it can be very useful over many years. The additional features such as the rhythm (drum) features will take the place of the old metronomes we had as youngsters when we learned how to master various tempos and time signatures. So it's a very complete learning environment for a young player.