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Folding Piano Keyboard, Upgarded 88 Key Semi Weighted Digital Piano, FP88D Portable Electric Keyboard with BT MIDI, Rechargeable Touch Sensitive, Sustain Pedal and Carrying Bag for Beginners

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Size: 88 Key Black


Features

  • 88 FULL-SIZE SEMI-WEIGHTED KEYS: Authentic piano feel with 88 full size keys. Touch-sensitive technology adjusts volume to your playing intensity press harder for louder, softer for gentle tones. Perfect for building proper finger technique.
  • FOLDABLE & ULTRA-PORTABLE: Folds 180 in half to just 63 x 24.5 x 14 cm and weighs only 11.3 lbs. The included padded carrying bag with shoulder strap makes it effortless to take to lessons, dorms, outdoor gigs, or small apartments where a full piano won't fit.
  • BLUETOOTH & MIDI CONNECTIVITY: Wirelessly connect to GarageBand, Perfect Piano, and Pop Piano apps via Bluetooth. MIDI/USB-B interface links directly to your computer or iPad for music editing and composing in your favorite DAW. Practice made interactive and fun.
  • 129 TONES, 128 RHYTHMS & 60 DEMOS: Rich sound library. Features LCD display, teaching mode, metronome, transpose, and dual-keyboard split. Front headphone jack for silent late-night practice sessions.
  • RECHARGEABLE BATTERY & COMPLETE BUNDLE: Built-in rechargeable battery delivers up to 8-10 hours per charge. Includes 88-key folding piano, sustain pedal, padded carrying bag, music stand, USB cable, and manual. Backed by responsive customer service anytime you need help.

Description

88-key foldable electronic piano, the perfect gift for musical passion! Full size 88 touch-sensitive keys with upgraded wood grain, the sound will be changed depending on how hard you press the key, the sound richer and more delicate. First press the folding button, and then easily fold the body. The lightweight and compact body is easy to carry and store. Upgraded speakers and sound source to bring a better sound experience. Upgraded body appearance is more beautiful and elegant. Supports power cord and battery power supply, fully charged, it can play up to 10 hours after fully charged. The upgrade adds a front headphone jack, which effectively avoids complicated wiring on the keys and ensures better performance. The size after folded and stored in the gig bag is 25.8*5.7*10.4 inches, making it easy to carry for performances and travel. Support MIDI connect to piano learning Apps like POP Piano, Perfect Piano, GarageBand, etc. Select functions by turning the knob (encoder), such as Tempo, Pitch, Split, Chord, etc. The piano keyboard with split function modes helps beginner to learn to play piano more quickly. What is the difference between this folding piano and other folding pianos on the market? This folding piano is an upgrade based on other folding pianos. According to market demand, the sound source, speakers and appearance design have been upgraded. The overall weight is increased by about 2lb, improving a better playing experience. Does it work with a phone or music app like Perfect Piano? Of course, the product built in BT & MIDI function, which can be connected to a mobile phone or used together with a music APP. How is the sound quality of this folding piano? The folding piano has been upgraded sound source and speakers. It not only upgraded the sound source scheme, but also expanded 60 demo songs, and equipped with more powerful speakers, aiming to provide a better sound quality experience.

Brand: OYAYO


Color: Black


Number of Keys: 88


Skill Level: Beginner


Special Feature: Foldable, Portable, Touch-Sensitive Keys


Number of Keys: 88


Skill Level: Beginner


Special Features: Foldable, Portable, Touch-Sensitive Keys


Operating System: Cross-Platform (Windows, Macos, Ios, Etc.)


Supported Software: Perfect Piano, Popular Piano


Connector Type: USB Type B


Connectivity Technology: Auxiliary, Bluetooth


Power Source: Battery Powered


Headphones Jack: 3.5mm Jack


Size: 88 Key Black


Color: Black


Style: Modern


Brand Name: OYAYO


Age Range Description: Adult


Model Name: FP88D


Model Number: FP88D


Instrument: Piano


Unit Count: 1 Count


Number of Items: 1


Number of Packs: 1


Manufacturer: OYAYO


Included Components: Piano Bag, Sheet Music Stand, Sustain Pedal


Manufacturer Part Number: FP88D


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Absolutely superb
Size: 88 Key Black
I purchased this keyboard so I could practice on it, wearing headphones, while my wife watches TV. I also wanted something that I could have in the green room to warm up on prior to a gig. My regular rig that I gig with consists of a Studiologic Grand midi controller connected to a Macbook running Main Stage, together with an Access Virus. Of course, the Oyayo cannot be directly compared to my gigging rig, but the Oyayo is absolutely excellent for my intended purpose. I purchased the upgraded version because it has a midi jack. I took it out of the box, unfolded it on the coffee table, and it fired right up, and has been running on battery for probably 4 hours. The action, while it does not compare to a true weighted action, is excellent for what it is and not at all offensive (like many unweighted actions can be). The velocity response is right on. The key dimensions and the throw are right on. The speakers are sufficient, and when using the piano setting, the entire keyboard resonates, thus adding to a pleasant aural sensation. So far, I've used patch #1 (grand piano) and patch #8 (clavinet). I've checked out the metronome and some of the percussion rhythm patches. For me, this keyboard delivers exactly what I was looking for: a compact, lightweight design that is easily portable. The sound palette is way beyond what I need for my limited purpose. This keyboard would be sufficient for an amateur to use as his/her primary keyboard at home and would work fine for accompanying singers for informal sessions. I have not connected the audio to a sound system. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2024 by Jazz Lawyer

  • Great for value.
Size: 88 Key Black
It’s been a year. I am a professional pianist and really like this keyboard when I travel. It fits the in-flight cabin and is perfect whenever I need to cram some practice, which is all the time. It’s not a perfectly-wighted action, like they described, and I think it’s a stronger spring they installed. One thing they can improve is the piano sound. I use headphones, and when you do, you typically expect a better sound quality. But the ‘Grand Piano’ sound is just a low quality electronic keyboard sound. The pedal works great, the charger is good, the keyboard works without plugging it. Oh.. because of that, they might turn on while they are in the bag. It was pretty funny when that happened 🤣 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2025 by Yeon-kyung Kim

  • Best Value Keyboard: Great Features, Remarkable Support
Size: 88 Key Black
The product was astonishingly good for the price, and the after-sales support was thorough. I was genuinely moved—it’s the first time I’ve experienced a company like this. They kept following up to make sure I was satisfied. While some durability issues are inevitable at this price point, the service I received went far beyond what I paid for. They consistently paid attention to my issue and did everything possible to spare me any inconvenience. The service here is truly top-notch. If someone is starting piano or needs a second keyboard, I would recommend this company without hesitation. Put simply, this company is the best. With the money you’d spend on a high-end brand like Yamaha, you could buy about three of this company’s products—and I’m confident your satisfaction would be twice that of a premium brand. That’s how impressive this company is. Overall, I’m very satisfied with this product. The sound is great (the built-in speakers are decent), and with headphones the audio quality is even better. A small external speaker also works well. MIDI connectivity is flawless. I do wish it had a 5.5 mm jack, but given the price, that’s understandable. It served me very well for practice over the past two months. I folded it once to take it outside, and the support under the F key at the fold broke, which was alarming. Living in a rural area with no repair shop, I reported the issue to the company, and they replaced the unit rather than making me pay for repairs. That level of service is extraordinary. I hope the next revision reinforces that hinge area. Even if this unit eventually fails, I would still strongly recommend this brand for my next purchase. I wish the company continued success, and if someone is considering a piano—especially on a budget—I would recommend this one without hesitation. Give it a try; you won’t regret it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2025 by Kitae Park

  • Great price, decent features and sound. Keys are not full size.
Size: 88 Key Black
I am only giving this a 3 because the keys are not full sized even though the listing says they are, They are just slightly smaller than full size this makes them awkward to play at first. I would not recommend this as a piano to learn on if you want to gain the feel of a real full size. They also have a coating on them that falls way short of feeing like good keys, even though they are clearly trying. With that said, I like the keyboard, the portability and ability to use it for recording, midi, or play from the battery out of decent speakers is nice. The sounds aren't anything to write home about but they sound decent. It is well worth the price and as long as you know what you are getting it's a great product. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2024 by Bill C.

  • Great keyboard for practicing when travelling.
Size: 88 Key Black
This is a great keyboard for the price. The sound is not as great as a higher end keyboard but I was pleasantly surprised at the sound. It is better than most keyboards at this price. I purchased this to practice while travelling. I am preparing for a piano exam and this worked well to use while away from home. I purchased other keyboards before this one and had to return them because the sound was not good. It also worked well when I connected it to Garage Band to improve the sound. Not required but it is compatible if you want to connect it. Great for beginners up to early advanced players. Excellent for practicing while travelling. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2025 by Carolyn Burge

  • Useful Portable Travel Keyboard
Size: 88 Key Black
This keyboard is not a replacement for a real piano, or a professional electric stage piano, but it is very good for any keyboard player who needs a convenient instrument to travel with, or to practice with in locations where your other keyboards don't have access. For instance in front of your television or computer while watching YouTube piano lesson videos. The action is 'semi weighted' and although it cannot emulate a fully weighted keyboard, it is adequate and dynamic. Certainly much better than any keyboard with non-weighted keys. There are a full 88 keys, with only the very slightest (negligible) reduction in size compared to a standard piano (the 88 keys stretch to about 87 standard keys). The inbuilt speakers are surprisingly loud and clear. This is important as Bluetooth audio OUT is not supported. (because of the unavoidable Bluetooth lag between hitting a key and the sound emitted). Amplified sound can be managed through standard mini cables to any amp. Attachments to MIDI devices is comprehensive and achieved with either Bluetooth (MIDI lag is negligible) or USB cable. There is an enormous number of inbuilt instrument patches, most of which one will probably never use. The basic Grand Piano and E-Piano are imho best for day to day practice. Other patches can be accessed through MIDI if needed, e.g. to your iPad with one of the many apps available - I like the Korg selection (pictured) . A number of other functions are also supported (split keyboard, recording etc). The instrument comes with a useful sustain pedal with a standard jack plug. Overall, this is a very reasonably priced portable keyboard. It weighs a little over 5kg, and folded up it can be easily carried in its small carry bag. It will not fit into a standard-sized airline carry-on bag as it's a little too long, but if you know your airline well you might get away with it. I'm very happy with this purchase, as a very convenient alternate travel keyboard, not as a replacement for my other instruments. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2025 by NickJ

  • Love it.
Size: 88 Key Black
I'm a beginner. I travel. Read lots of reviews this one seemed to be the best folder. Works so good. After using this keyboard for about a month I want to revise my feedback. I love this thing. I take it with me frequently. I practice a lot so whenever I have a spare moment I can unfold it in the back seat of my suv and practice. I have used it for three days on a single charge. I haven't found out how long the battery lasts yet. I am very happy with my purchase. I let my two year old grandson bang on it and it is holding up fine. I bang on it pretty hard also. I may update after some more time. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2026 by Kibby Smith

  • Awful wiring in the speakers
Size: 88 Key Black
I ordered this to take on a vacation, and did not use it until after the return window closed. This is a terrible product for a number of reasons. I will name a few: 1) When the volume is turned up to level 5 or higher the speakers crackle with distortion. Certain sound samples are worse than others. The distortion also happens when two adjacent keys are depressed simultaneously. 2) Of the many sound samples only a few are realistic. Even the basic piano sound is unrealistic, and sounds like old MIDI piano samples. 3) The action required that the keys be pressed directly from above, so for example, when playing octaves the sounds will not be heard without pushing down with enough pressure. But this defeats the purpose due to having to be "glued" to the keys to get them to sound. 4) This one is just bizarre: for certain sound samples only a small range of the keyboard will "sound". In other words, many of the samples make NO sound below C3 or above C7. So if you're after a drone with bagpipes be prepared to have NO sound in the bass. 5) I will conclude by stating that I am a professor of piano, and would like to warn other teachers and students: this keyboard will harm your technique, because in order to make sound an undue pressure, rather than drop/release of weight must be used. There is no perceptible key release, and this will set the stage for tension, wrist pain, and tendonitis. 6) Yes, it folds, but is that worth the cost to ruining the development of technique? Stay away if you want to learn to play the piano, and stay away if you need a responsive instrument. If space is an issue, and if you want to learn to play the piano, invest in a shorter keyboards with weighted keys. You may have less keyboard to work with, but you will develop a sensitive and appropriate touch. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2024 by Daemon

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