Donner DP-10 Portable Piano Keyboard 88 Keys for Beginner, Bluetooth Foldable Piano Keyboard with 128 Rhythms&Tones, Chord, Record, Drum Kit, Folding Digital Piano Bundle with Pedal, Piano Bag, Black

It sounds a little different from a regular piano, but I am happy with it overall. It is very convenient to take it places because it folds and it is light enough for me to carry, It is exactly what Was looking for.

The item arrive defective. Only one side of the keyboard worked. I have returned it and purchased a different brand. The sound of the keyboard sounded like a kids piano. Would not recommend.

I frequently move between two residences and this piano has been great for having a convenient, full-sized keyboard. I use it with Playground Sessions to get back into playing the keyboard after 30 years. It doesn't have the feel of a traditional piano but is better than the lower end Casio electronic keyboard that I had been using previously.

This is a really nifty electric piano. Folded it is 25" and really thin. Unfolded it is 50" as you might expect. Fits nicely on a small sofa table. Has a built-in battery and lots of sounds with pressure sensitive keys. It is not easy getting from one sound to another, nor is it easy to go to a specific rhythm and once there it forgets your settings when turned off. Still it is nice to have all of the keys on which to practice. The price was really nice too.

My daughter got this for her 6th birthday. With the help of some YouTube videos and the stickers that came with the keyboard, she was able to learn 2 songs within the 1st hour of playing. Good sound and the portability is a great option.

Edited: Most of my review below still stands but I had to return the unit because it failed after just a few hours of use over two weeks. Demoted from 4 stars to 1. Very disappointing!One day when I turned it on a variety of odd symptoms suddenly started: The display showed fragments, the controls stopped working, and the default piano sound was marimba or similar. Then after about 10 seconds all controls including the keys became non-responsive.Original review:I am an on-and-off piano student and not a very good player at all. But I've played Steinways, Baldwins, Rhodes, and Yamaha stage and acoustic pianos. I also have had several consumer electronic keyboards.Overall, I was surprised and impressed. I recommend this piano for travel, for small spaces, for those who need a piano that can be stored easily when not in use and for those who otherwise need its size and weight advantages. It is actually kind of amazing for those uses. However, set your expectations: This is a <$200 device with specific size/weight design targets, so it is not a very good piano or synth by regular instrument standards. Also, I have only been using the piano for two weeks so I can't evaluate durability. But would I buy it again? Yes definitely. (Edited) Unfortunately, no.The biggest negative: The music stand. The base is at an angle that causes the music to tend to slip off the stand onto the keyboard. The designer of this part clearly never used it. Please fix this!!!! In the meantime, sheet music in a binder or book will work.Individual features:Build and design - Everything seems solid. The hinge and lock are firm and seem strong. It sags very slightly in the middle when supported from the ends only. Strong lock when folded - requires a good grip to unfold and also when unfolded when a button latch keeps it extended. There is one extremely dumb problem with the design: The music stand is too short to support sheet music, and the shelf on it is angled so anything on it tends to slide right onto the keyboard.Battery life: The battery did not fully discharge while testing for about 2 hours so it seems good enough.Keyboard and action - 88 keys - awesome! Reasonable velocity sensitivity but not a weighted action, more like a synth or all in 1 keyboard. Definitely feels cheap but does the job no problem.Speakers - Fairly lousy sound but loud enough and no problem for practice.Sounds - Surprisingly very good using headphones/external speakers. I liked several including the default piano (1) and Rhodes (4).Controls and in/out - No frills buttons and display that work fine. The sustain pedal is minimal but does the job. The headphone output is the only way to get decent sound. USB-C will also power the device while charging. Did not try the input but might be useful for buskers using a mike and external amp.Demos - Didn't try them.

The Donner DP-10 Portable Piano Keyboard is an excellent choice for beginners looking to delve into playing the piano. This keyboard features 88 full-size keys, making it feel like a traditional piano and providing a comfortable playing experience. The inclusion of Bluetooth connectivity adds a modern touch, enabling seamless connectivity with other devices.Additionally, the chord and record functions enhance the learning experience, allowing beginners to experiment with different chords and record their practice sessions for improvement. The folding design of this digital piano makes it highly portable and convenient for transportation and storage.Moreover, the bundle that comes with a pedal and a piano bag adds value to the purchase, offering essential accessories for a complete playing setup. Overall, the Donner DP-10 Portable Piano Keyboard is a versatile and user-friendly option for novice pianists, combining functionality with portability in a stylish black design.

My kids' piano teacher recommended this piano for practicing when we travel. It folds-up compactly (we've try hauling around a full-size casio, not fun), Jason all the keys you need and a sustain pedal. The only complaints I would have is that the piano setting sounds like a cheap synthesizer. The volume is good but could be louder, and the unaided sustain is just a tad too short. But the small size, lightweight and convenience trumps all other concerns ... it's a traveling piano for practice! You're not playing Carnegie Hall with it.