Costzon 61-Key Portable Digital Piano, Upgraded Premium Electric Keyboard W/ 128 Rhythm, 128 Tone, Sustain Pedal, MIDI/USB Interface, Power Supply, Bluetooth Function (Black)
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- Rich Interface & Various Button: MIDI function allows you to connect computer, smart phone and other intelligent devices to obtain better piano training experience. 128 Rhythms, 128 tones and 20 demos makes playing more fascinating. Moreover, chord, transpose, metronome, drum kit and recording buttons satisfy different playing requirements.
- Upgraded Sound : Compared with previous electric piano keyboard, the upgraded one increases knocking force key function switch function, which can easily come true through long pressing the transpose+ button.. Thus, different dynamics will present unique piano piece. And designed with external sound, the digital keyboard will make tremendous sound.
- Full Size Knocking Force Keys for Soft Finger Touch: Full size knocking force keys crafted according to 1:1 piano key ratio, provide comfortable finger touch and make for similar depth in keys.The volume will change depending on how hard you play. Made from durable ABS material, smooth keys will prevent skidding during playing time and avoid fading to keep long-lasting high gloss.
- Safe Material & Longer Playing Time: Premium aluminum alloy ensures reliable structure for prolonged service time. Silicone panel reduces risk of appearing potential damage. ASTM certification certifies adequate security of frequent usage. After charging 4 hours through power bank, computer USB or power strip, the keyboard can keep 12 hours battery life.
- Portable Carrying Case Facilitates Storing: Big waterproof carrying case is convenient to store keyboard so that you can take keyboard anywhere and play anytime at will. Waterproof as well as heavy-duty oxford cloth will protect digital piano safely. Meanwhile, portable hand belt and strap facilitate carrying effectively.
Brand: Costzon
Color: Black
Number of Keys: 61
Special Feature: Portable
Size: 34.5" X7" X2.5" ( LX WX H )
Item Weight: 8 pounds
Product Dimensions: 34.5 x 7 x 2.5 inches
Item model number: piano digital
Date First Available: November 25, 2019
Color Name: Black
Material Type: Aluminum, Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene
Number of Keyboard Keys: 61
Size: 34.5" X7" X2.5" ( LX WX H )
Power Source: Electric
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Color: White
Build quality is great, it looks good and feels good. The black keys feel like 3d printed plastic (kinda rough) but the white keys feel more polished. It works great and sound quality is good when hooked up to headphones or speakers but the built in speaker is not horrible but definitely not great. Also for whatever reason when not connected to power the sound quality suffers dramatically (without headphones or speakers). Otherwise it has been great to learn a few songs on this keyboard and I really enjoy it. I recommend it.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2020 by Mohamad Allary
Color: Black
Nice little keyboard for the price. Great for beginners. I'm not an audiophile, but I can tell that the sound it produces is not that great. The actual brand on the box is CostWay, so it's well made. Love the small footprint, you can practice anywhere. Being so affordable, I don't have to be too careful around it, and not going to feel bad if this new hobby doesn't stick.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2020 by Amazone
Color: White
They would've been better of making this a single-velocity keyboard instead of touch-sensitive. The sensitivity is very bad in patches of keys. It seems like every key press does register, but on certain chunks of they keyboard, you'll need to hit them way harder than you should to get even a medium velocity note to register. If they'd not bothered with making it velocity sensitive, it might have been fine just playing every note the same volume. But the awful/inconsistent sensitivity makes it unplayable.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2023 by Sean
Color: Black
Yes this is not a keyboard that rivals multi-thousand dollar keyboards but for the money, I paid $120, I am very impressed. I was looking at a Roland Go 61 key piano for around $300 and although it has a couple of features that I would like to have, this keyboard does just about everything else in a better form factor for a lot less money. I looked at a lot of keyboards when deciding on this one, and I own two other keyboards already so I had a good idea of what I was looking for. I played piano as a kid, I would say intermediate level, then got back into it in my early adult hood and am now picking it up again as my kids are starting to learn. Bottom line: If you are a beginner, BUY THIS. If you are an intermediate piano player looking to practice on the road, BUY THIS. If you are a picky advanced player, maybe you should look at spending some more money, but if budget is a concern then I think you too would be happy with this, especially if you're also considering portability. If you are intermediate/advanced looking to compose music at home, spend the money on a better quality instrument that supports midi velocity. First the cons, which you will find upfront from all the other reviews on here: 1) Non-weighted keys. They have a spring in them, which has a better feel than some keyboards, on par with another entry level Yamaha I have, but it's definitely not like the weighted Casio I own, which feels much more like a real piano. For a beginner, I don't think it is an issue what so ever. 2) No sheet music stand. It's not a deal breaker, but it would be nice to have. You will have to purchase something else to hold up your music, or maybe you are using a tablet and it has a stand on it. Whatever you do you will need something. 3) MIDI does not pass through velocity. As another reviewer mentioned, I can confirm this keyboard does not pass through velocity, so no matter how hard you hit the notes, they will sound the same on the computer. On the piano itself, it does change the volume of the key based on how hard you hit the note, but the sensitivity is mediocre. 4) Transpose only moves up a bit, not a full octave. Now the pros: 1) The polyphony is fairly good - It can sound out a good number of keys if you press down on them... more than I could tell with my terrible ears anyway, and at least 10 that show up on MIDI. 2) The form factor is awesome - basically all you have is the keys which are full sized like a regular piano, and a small inch an a half bar across the top, and then 3/4 on each side of the keyboard. It takes up so little space it can go in so many places and it's easy to transport. I bought it so I could take it with me to practice while I'm away from home. It's great for this. 3) It has all the other bonuses for a piano in this price range - USB Midi, sustain pedal included, Lithium battery built in, carry bag, etc. So many others do not have these. 4) Sound quality is OK. It is not the best. It doesn't sound "real" but it sounds just fine for what it is and the class that it's in. I like the piano at instrument two better than the default piano sound. If this piano had better sensitivity in the keys and passed them through midi, I would rate this piano 5 stars. Hope this review helps you!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2020 by J. M.
Color: White
I'm primarily a horn player and I ordered this to have a light and portable keyboard around to use while practicing. The product is surprisingly light and compact, and being battery powered is a surprisingly nice bonus. It essentially functions reasonably well for what it is. However, you do get what you pay for. The function keys are difficult to read and there's no visual feedback for how you've altered the settings, often necessitating a reset to get back to square one. It sometimes struggles with keys that aren't fully depressed, cutting off sound seemingly a little randomly. The sound quality is also quite poor; I described the sound to someone else as two dry peas being shaken in a tin can. These wouldn't necessarily be deal breakers for me, as I wasn't really using it to practice piano, and it really is quite nice how light and portable it is. I decided to return it mainly because it just isn't loud enough. The onboard speaker is barely as loud as my phone or tablet. Since I wanted to use it mainly for intonation practice with another instrument, being barely able to hear it while I'm playing rendered it essentially useless. For someone who just wants a very compact and portable keyboard for personal use, it might be serviceable.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2020 by Clinton Webb