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The sound is not full or bass-y, but it is crisp and clear. The built-in speakers on this piano set it apart from other roll up pianos – because it saves the pain of connecting it to anything else, and because the speakers are of a better quality than other roll up pianos. It is a great option for rolling up and taking wherever you want to make music.

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It has MIDI out, Bluetooth capabilities, USB 5V, MP3 capabilities, a Mic, and a sustain pedal. This roll up piano has many if not all the bells and whistles that come with regular digital pianos. KikerTech BT 2018 Premium Grade Silicone Roll Up Piano It has many of the sensitivity issues that most roll up pianos have as well. The loudspeaker works normally, but through headphones it sounds too loud, even on the lowest setting. This makes it difficult to play properly. It does not hold half or whole notes, and it is not compatible with a sustain pedal. This is a good feature, as it gives you a better simulation of a real keyboard.īut the keyboard has a few issues that make it a lesser recommendation. The keys are also slightly raised on this keyboard, just as they are on the BABY JOY model. It also has a setting to play a chord by just pressing one note – something not seen on many other roll up pianos. You shouldn’t need to fiddle with it for too long to figure it out. Its user interface is well-marked and intuitive. Made by Igloo Essentials, it is a lower quality roll up piano, but it will work for some players.

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This portable roll up piano has 61 keys in the traditional black and white coloring. Igloo Essentials Folding Portable Keyboard You will find some notes repeat often and you will find some parts of the piano are “dead” and don’t produce sound. This is okay for beginners, but most players will want to be able to play more notes simultaneously.Īs far as sensitivity goes, this roll up piano is middle of the road. Some pianos only allow up to three or four notes to be played at once, which doesn’t allow for more detailed chords. This keyboard is designed for beginners, but unlike some beginner roll up pianos, you can play chords on it.

This keyboard allows you to feel each key separately. This gives the keyboard a more realistic feeling (it can be disconcerting to have your fingers hitting a flat mat). What sets this keyboard apart is the slightly raised keybed. 128 tones, 15 songs, USB MIDI capabilities, built-in speaker, and about 10 hours of battery life on a single charge of the 1200mah battery. This BABY JOY 61 Key Roll Up Piano is a roll up piano with many standard features. There are more reliable keyboards out there! Safeplus Portable Foldable Roll Up Piano On a normal piano, the note would continue as long as you are holding it down.įor this reason, this keyboard does not get our full recommendation. The keyboard repeats notes often, makes a digital clicking sound if too many notes are played too quickly, and has a flaw where if you are using a sustain pedal and holding down a note, the note will stop when the pedal is lifted.

This would be a great option if it weren’t for the poor sensitivity. These are all the features of a decent roll up piano. The S61 has 129 tones, 100 built-in rhythms, 80 demos, and MIDI capabilities. The sound out of the speaker is tinny and small. That said, the S61 Portable Roll Up Piano had to make some sacrifices in the tone department to achieve this. This piano rolls up small enough to fit anywhere! Not only is the mat exceptionally easy to roll up, but the speaker is also very thin. This is one of the thinnest roll up pianos on the market. You will find our top recommendations at the bottom of the list. There are many roll up pianos on the market of varying quality, so we’ve reviewed a whole bunch of them for you. That said, roll up piano keyboards can be great tools for beginners who need something to play on, more advanced players who just want to keep their fingers in shape, and if the piano has MIDI capabilities, it can be a great way to make beats on the road. This results in frequent mistakes and a bit of a robotic sound. They feel very different from a regular piano, because you don’t actually press down a key – you press down on a silicone mat. Unfortunately, roll up pianos are not perfect. Piano has always been one of the most difficult instruments to travel with (you can’t just wear them on you back like a guitar) and roll up pianos are designed to solve this problem. Roll up pianos are designed to be rolled up and put in a suitcase or box for traveling. When you buy via a link on our site, we’ll possibly earn an affiliate commission at no additional cost to you.

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