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Roland Entry-Level 88-Note Portable Digital Piano

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At a glance

Condition
New
Style
GO-88PX
Dimensions
12.17 x 50.39 x 9.65 in
Weight
20 lb
Color
Black
Skill Level
All
Special Feature
Digital Display
In the box
AC adaptorUSB-C cableHeadphonesSustain Pedal
Warranty
See manufacturer's website for details.

Features 9

  • Premium Piano Performance: Compact and portable instrument delivers premium piano performance in a lightweight package
  • 88 Full-Size Keys: Full-size keyboard enables playing everything from pop to classical music with authentic feel
  • Elegant Design and Interface: Simple interface and efficient controls provide exquisite acoustic piano style performance
  • Lightweight and Portable: Weighs only 5.8 kg (12.8 lb.) making it easy to move and carry, powered by AA batteries or the included AC adaptor

Description

The refreshed GO:PIANO88 elevates Roland’s popular entry-level piano model with a sleek new look and enhanced features. With 88 full-size keys, this stylish portable instrument provides a solid foundation for developing skills. Roland’s refined technologies put exceptional pianos and other sounds under your fingers, accessed with a simple, easy-to-operate interface that keeps you focused on the music. The Roland Piano App seamlessly extends the GO:PIANO88 experience, offering remote sound controls, fun learning tools, and more.

Specs 27

Brand Roland
Color Black
Number of Keys 88
Skill Level All
Special Feature Digital Display
Special Features Digital Display
Supported Software Roland Piano App
Connector Type USB Type C, Bluetooth

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Top Amazon Reviews


Great Value
Style: GO-88
After researching digital pianos my realization was that I should prioritize the release date of the product: these pianos are essentially computers, and the sound quality is determined by its polyphony - this model is relatively new and has 128 note polyphony, Many pf the popular Yamahas, which I’m sure are good, have been around for 5 or more years and support only 64 simultaneous notes. So processing power is important. Bluetooth is also important if you plan to use a learning software using your tablet or phone (as a side, I am an adult and teaching myself the piano, tried a few - and these software courses are not the way to go, imo). The other benefit of Bluetooth is that you can connect the piano to a wireless speaker for better quality and so, the built-in speakers are not that important. This model also has a built in metronome, which is also convenient because of course, ability to use a headset and practice in silence is a big reason why I wanted a digital piano to begin with. Of the 4 ‘voices’ this model comes with, I use the piano the most and it is very pleasant to ear - this was confirmed to me by family members who play an acoustic piano and can tell the difference. The use interface - several push buttons is very easy to use, and to me the simplicity isa big plus - it is great not to have visual disruption of LCD screens and digital interfaces. Finally, I find the keys pleasant to touch, the build quality is solid, and for this price point, I think it is great. It takes many years to learn piano, especially if you want to read sheet music, so, no need to be too stressed about this device being just like a piano. To learn to play, it is perfect, and I enjoy this device every day. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2020 by Ezra Schwartz

Perfect Piano !
Style: GO-88
Excellent piano with amazing sound all in a full sized portable yet stationary if desired electronic Roland Piano. Ability to use clear multi speakers to play along to your music from your iPhone makes it even more enjoyable and exciting to play. This piano is priced PERFECTLY yet had the quality of Roland tuning and sound. I highly recommend. sdf ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2020 by scott

Great Keyboard, not good for P.A. use.
Style: GO-88PX
I really liked the keyboard. Great sounds and the ability to adjust the key pressure is awesome. If you are buying this for use at home or use without a PA system, then I would not have any problem buying another one of these. The problem with it is the output connection for PA use. It's 2 mini headphone jack and not the standard 1/4 plug. This means you will have to use an adaptor. I don't think the connection was built for anything other than headphones. So, if you are not using it for a P.A. system, this is a great keyboard to purchase. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2026 by ST

Great buy for the money!
Style: GO-88PX
ROLAND GO: 88PX. I've owned a lot of keyboards over the years, and I have to say that, for the money, this keyboard is totally worth it. Sounds are great quality. I also chose it for it's weight of 12lbs. I can play gigs with it, and it's very portable, yet sound is definitely good enough for playing out, in my opinion. It's exactly what I needed! Also, no display, but very simple to change sounds using the buttons. And I like the touch, even though it's not weighted. Plays smoothly. Has USB out, as well. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2026 by Amazon Customer

Lightweight but professionally designed to practice or carry Lightweight but professionally designed to practice or carry
Style: GO-88PX
Smooth and good for practice or to travel light weight
Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2025 by Erika Monterroza

Great sounding piano
Style: GO-88
Great sounding keyboard that took my kids into the world of music. It can be placed virtually anywhere but we have a special stand and chair. Easy to transport, eg, for a showcase performance in a local park, and it can run on batteries. PS Be prepared to listen to music in organ tone!
Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2025 by VT

Love this keyboard.
Style: GO-88PX
Very good on all points! BUT not as sensitive as a regular piano. I am no professional. I am classically trained, and very happy with the quality, for my personal enjoyment.
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2026 by MB

Son picks this Roland over Casio priced 3x more
Style: GO-88
After my son learned piano on his new Roland piano for beginners, he still prefers it to my $900 Casio Privia. I gave him his choice of keeping either and he picked the entry-level Roland.
Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2025 by M-ARCH
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