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Roll Up Piano Reviews and Ratings
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Product Description
Learn to play the piano, all without purchasing a pricey and bulky keyboard. Small enough to fit into a pouch, the Roll A Piano Electric Piano lets you practice and play anywhere you desire. Despite its size, you get amazing music quality!!! Cordless roll-up piano for playing anywhere! Be the life of the party with portable and lightweight Roll Up Piano. Electronic piano delivers quality sound, yet fits in a small pouch. Features 10 demo songs, 16 different instrument tones (violin, trumpet, electric and acoustic guitars, flute and more), three full octaves and 99 rhythms. Easy to put away and carry, You can play whenever, wherever. Product includes: Roll Up Piano (required 3 batteries - not included.
Average Retail Value
$39.95 (prices may vary)
Comparisons
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Consumer Ratings
It's NOT worth it
7/24/2008 - Brahem of Florida, usa writes:
I just bought one and it did not worked for long. Some roll up pianos are fragile and break easily. Also check on the return policy some companies offer only a 7 day guarantee, after that all sales are final. Also is not a good product to learn piano because to learn piano is very important to get use to the touch of an actual keyboard. Just buy a real keyboard, they are also portable. I hope this review can help.
Depends on use
3/8/2007 - Deb of Nebraska, USA writes:
If you play the piano, you won't like this. You just can't replace the key action of a real piano. I wouldn't use it as a beginning piece for adults either. For kids, I think it's great. Gets them interested in music. You can get an idea of their apptitude before spending bigger bucks.
Its OK
10/21/2006 - Dale of South Dakota, USA writes:
It depends on your intended use! As a piano player, it is OK and a good tool to learn notes with other variations in beats and melodies. Sometimes you have to find the "sweet" spot on the key to get the note to play. I gave it to my 2 year old who *loves* it. He experiments with it plus it folds up nicely for the toy box. Even with a ton of other toys on top of it, it is hard to break!
good starter piece
10/19/2006 - Lia of Arizona, USA writes:
I purchased this piano just to try to learn the keys. It works great. I ended up buying a large Yamaha keyboard and taking lessons. I use my portable piano on long trips in the car because I can practice my notes and use a headset so as not to bother anyone. It's a great starter piece.
Definitely not worth it!!
3/5/2006 - Elizabeth of New York, USA writes:
This product seemed fantastic when advertised but was not wroth the money. A huge disappointment. The piano itself is very limited in range and function. The book they show in the ad that they say will "Have you playing in no time" is a complete waste. Definitely not recommended.
