The ONE Keyboard Piano, 61 Key Piano Keyboard for Beginner/Professional, Electric Piano w/Lighted Keys, Music Stand & Piano App, Supports USB MIDI/Audio/Microphone/Headphones/Sustain Pedal
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Color: Black
Features
- Advanced Teaching Features & Light-up KeysThe ONE keyboard piano is built with advanced light-up key technology, which can teach music by illuminating the keys with our free app(More than 4000 sheet music, 100 teaching videos and games), helping you go from beginner to professional. It's not only a piano, but also a tutor.
- Excellent Sound & Force-sensitive keysThere are 4 high-quality speakers (1.25" Tweeter*2, 5"Woofer *2) in TOK electronic piano, which achieves surround sound, heavy bass, and warm tone, plus the sound will change with the strength of the keys, making your music performance better.
- Rich Music Selections & Simple Operation Panel Our piano keyboard is equipped with 417 timbres, 128 polyphony, And only 4 buttons on the piano surface, easy to use with The ONE Smart Piano app, which you can choose from 417 tones. With the MIDI function, you can create your own music and do band performances. A great choice for professional players.
- Compatible with Multiple External DevicesThe ONE electronic keyboard supports USB MIDI(for conecting to iOS/Android devices to use teaching apps or edit music), external audio(for extra audio device), microphone, headphones and extra Sustain Pedal.
- More Entertainment & Exclusive the ONE Piano AppAll the ONE electric keyboard will get the exclusive part of our app for free, which contains over 4,000 sheet music, 100 instructional videos and games, so you can learn and play anytime, anywhere.
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The ONE Smart Keyboard Light is the most portable way to learn piano. With the synced LED lights in the keyboard, a beginner musician can start to play music in minutes, while professional musicians can have equal fun by choosing from thousands of free sheet music and over 128 instrument sounds Plus MIDI input/output to play. Just connect to our Free app The one smart piano, you can begin with the crash course and learn a song in minutes or choose a gaming mode with arcade style scoring. You can also choose from our library of over 3000 free music sheets or purchase the latest pop songs, and learn to play a piece note by note. The music progresses only when you play the correct piano key. In our other app one pianist, kids can enjoy the journey style learning game. This smart keyboard also adds MIDI compatibility and works with other MIDI based apps, such as Yousician, Piano Maestro, even Garageband. It's fun and affordable for everyone. Get The ONE smart keyboard today and start play in minutes!
Brand: The ONE
Color: Black
Number of Keys: 61
Skill Level: Beginner
Special Feature: Portable, Lighted Keys, Headphone Jack, Microphone Input, Recording, Touch-Sensitive Keys
UPC: 854558006034
Global Trade Identification Number: 34
Model Number: TOK1B
Instrument: Piano, Digital Piano
Manufacturer: NEW WANAKA LIMITED
Brand Name: The ONE
Age Range Description: Adults/Kids
Model Name: SK-TOK
Item Weight: 11 Pounds
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 13"D x 36.2"W x 3.9"H
Finish Type: Glossy
Style: The ONE Light Onyx Black
Color: Black
Supported Software: MIDI-compatible software
Connector Type: usb
Power Source: Electric
Headphones Jack: 3.5mm Jack
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth
Special Features: Portable, Lighted Keys, Headphone Jack, Microphone Input, Recording, Touch-Sensitive Keys
Number of Keys: 61
Skill Level: Beginner
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Color: Golden White
Something I noticed while reading the reviews of this is that almost nobody bought it for themselves. Either it was a gift for a kid, or someone's mom or dad bought it, or whatever. I mean, that's awesome, but there are another group of people like me-- adults that are getting into piano and aren't interested in buying lessons. This review is for that purpose, to illustrate to any other adults out there if this is merely a child's toy or if it can be a functional adult keyboard. So, does it work as a functional keyboard? Keep in mind my family has owned multiple pianos, including white grands, traditional pianos, and electric keyboards. I'm an avid listener of piano music, and have done extensive research of this topic. I took years of piano lessons when I was a kid, but I'm ADD, so I HATED it. I got so bored with the endless practice and struggled to read all the music, so eventually I quit. The answer to my original question (an adult) is YES, this works! I'll go over each part that I found notable. First, the important part-- the keys. The keys themselves were a bit of a disappointment. They're non-weighted, which I knew from the start, but I didn't expect them to feel quite so light. It feels more like a toy than the other keyboards I've played on. They have a funky feeling to them. I'm not a huge fan of them. If I play too vigorously, I might break it. It's immediately obvious that it's not a traditional keyboard. I got used to the unusual feel after about fifteen minutes of tooling around, and now it doesn't bother me. Second, the frame-- how does it look? How does it feel? Compared to other electric keyboards like this, it looks rather professional and nice. It's on par with others that I've come across as far as quality, but it looks more modern as far as aesthetics. It looks like something a music student would have instead of just something a parent bought for their kid to play with instead of a babysitter. I found the music stand to work very well for holding my device of choice (Iphone Six) while playing. Third, connectivity. They have their own app. True to their word, they have a ton of music available! Annoyingly, it doesn't remove songs that require an 88 key piano from the search results. I think it's a sales ploy to slowly convince people to buy the much more expensive full piano. At least they tell you before you buy something that it won't be compatible. I've read a couple of other people complaining about this as well, but I tried a few that required the full piano (such as the hard version of Scott Joplin's the Entertainer). Although a message warning about compatibility--you CAN play a lot of the full keyboard songs on it. Sure, there might be a note in there somewhere that requires a higher or lower octave, but it's quite possible to learn a full keyboard song on the shorter one. It'll still illuminate the notes in the right order and right location. If you want to see what I mean, look up Scott Joplin's the Entertainer and play it (the hard one, not the easy one). Another interesting thing is that when you plug your device into the keyboard, it actually charges it. Pretty handy. The speakers. They're pretty good, but I honestly expected more. I have a 7.2 surround sound in my house, and I plugged it into that and it sounds loads better. A brief note about this-- the manual led me astray. The keyboard has a aux out port and my stereo an aux in port, but you don't connect them. If you do, nothing will play out of your speakers of the stereo except static and the keyboard will still make all the sound. To test, I plugged my phone into the stereo and it worked fine. Something is wrong with my keyboard. The only way I was able to do it was to plug my aux cord into the headphone port and then into the aux input of my stereo, effectively tricking it. A notable drawback-- this thing's charger is tiny. I have a short desk that I play it on, and the charger barely goes across the desk. It's my biggest complaint, hands down. Make sure that your station will be near an outlet, or that you have batteries. I haven't tried it without the power cord, but I heard that you can use it with batteries. Can't vouch for that. How do the lights work? Excellently. It's an unbelievably handy feature. It feels like a game. How accurately and quickly can you press the keys? I felt a huge amount of pride, and in a funny way, it's much more supportive than a piano teacher. It doesn't lose patience if you don't get it right, and you can go as slowly as you want. Like I say, I've tried lessons. This is my preference. If you're terrible at first, you don't feel cringy or embarrassed. It's just you and it! Can this be used as a child's toy or learning tool? Of course. I'm sure it can. But does it fit the standards of an adult with musical experience? Absolutely. I can happily recommend it. It's also a heck of a lot less expensive than trying to pay a teacher, and you don't need to learn to read music. You can memorize the songs and you'll be fine if you want to. I'm sure that I will find a cheap piano on Craigslist somewhere to play because the speakers aren't that awesome, but in the meantime, I will learn on it. I think the most effective way to use this, at least from my experience, is to learn on it and transfer that knowledge to a traditional keyboard with better sound quality and a larger number of keys. I'm not (repeat, not) returning it, so don't mishear me. This isn't an accident, or a bad purchase. I'm not trying to replace it with another piano. This is an invaluable tool, and in the long and short run, you will not regret your purchase. It'll reignite that spark in you to learn and play either for the first time or as a continuation of your playing. Either way, awesome tool, awesome purchase. If you look into a teacher, you'll looking at $150 a month easily (not to mention driving time and gas). It's a simple equation-- buy this and have a near limitless amount of hours of teaching for years if you take good care of it, or have two months of traditional teaching and have to find a keyboard somewhere. It's your choice. For me, it's clear. I'll take the ONE Light Keyboard. Play it wherever and whenever. How many piano teachers can you call when you're bored at 1 am to come help you learn? I'd recommend buying it, but if you do or you don't, you're here for a reason. You want to further your career at playing this amazing instrument. Just for this, you're amazing. I've tried to help you by telling you my thoughts. Find what you love. Find the keyboard and setting you love. In the end, all that matters it that you're comfortable. Don't give up. Don't get frustrated. If one thing doesn't work for you, switch. Don't just give up like I did. Trust me, in the end you'll regret it. I wish you all the best of luck. Music is one of the most personal and beautiful things in this world. You CAN do it. It doesn't matter how good you are. What matters is that you are happy. This piano has reinvigorated this dream in me. For this, I cannot thank the ONE Music Group enough. Stay focused. Don't let anyone tell you no. That's it. That's the end of my review. I hope it helped someone. I'm going to go play here in a minute. Mysterious reader, best of luck. :)
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Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2017 by TypicalRhino14
Color: Black
I bought this as a adult learner. I'm not trying to become a great pianist, I've just always wanted to learn the piano but on my own time/terms. The One Piano allows me to do exactly that. The light up keys are extremely helpful and allows you to move at your own pace (it's akin to Guitar Hero, but with a practical user friendly purpose) . The app games are fun and engaging, and I've learned quite a lot from periodic playing. The sound quality is wonderful and the headphone features means I can play at anytime without disturbing my roommates. The stand and bench are solid and the whole unit doesn't take up too much room. I love this keyboard and extremely glad I bought it. The only downside, the app doesn't have a lot of free songs to play.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2019 by Kate C.
Color: Black
My daughters have been wanting to learn how to play the piano but due to classes being so overly priced we decided to try this program on their iPad and they have used it for I want to say since August and let me tell you they have learned how to play the piano like even when that we have taken away their iPads, and they manage to key down the notes! I really recommend this piano and the program it is very beneficial and it definitely changes the prospect of your kids. Definitely learning tool.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2023 by 4xLove by Mery
Color: Black
There's so many cons to this keyboard (It's NOT a piano). For $300 you can get a really nice digital piano that's far better than this toy. The lighted keys are really useless, why you ask? Well, when you're playing, your hands are in the way to see the lights on the keys, so kinda defeats the purpose of the lighted keyboard. The sound is really bad, even with headphones. The keys are not weighted at all. The app isn't all that great either. not really much that's new as far as song music. I ended up using synthseia and youtube instead. I ended up going back to my 10+ old piano as this doesn't make playing or learning really any fun. Please, just get a nice entry level Yamaha, Kawai or Roland. Even a Casio. This product is nothing more than great marketing with a product that doesn't deliver. I ended up buying the Yamaha p-515. If you want your kid to play more than chop sticks, this piano will never get them there.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2018 by Jason B
Color: Black
Great 61 keyboard for beginners. This is a quality piece and works seamlessly with my iPad. The audio is enough for me but i can imagine some may want more volume. Speakers can be easily plugged in. If I had any complaints, it would be that there aren’t enough app programs to use. When you pay $3.99 for an app and it’s too difficult (Level 1), something’s wrong. More beginner apps needed.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2018 by InHouston
Color: Golden White
If you are a professional Piano player, I don't think this is the model you should invest $$ on, but if you are new to Piano and found it's boring/hard to start, this might be your perfect starting point... the Piano itself has its nice design (I bought the white one), and sounds very well. We didn't spend much time on other tones, but found some of them (like the drum one) are very fun to play with. Although it doesn't have the full range of the keys (only 61 instead of 88), it won't affect you to play any beginner pieces thou. My son wants to play hedwig's theme(from Harry Potter), so I downloaded that one and found it's not that easy Now this is the most amazing part of this piano -- it connects to the ipad and help you to learn. You can have the piano "plays" it (with keys highlighted) , and then you can follow these highlighted keys one by one. This really helps! So far, we love this piano, and I may update this review couple weeks/months later when my son learns the piece :-)
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Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2017 by David