RockJam RJ549 49 Key Keyboard Piano for Beginners with Note Stickers

Great for those who are just beginning to play. It is worth every dollar spent. My daughter loves it, and the setup is nice. Volume is good, and she does not have a problem transporting. It has been dropped a time or two, but it works as if it were just removed from the package, so it is very durable.

Excellent for a music fan like myself and my two children, 5 yr old and 4 yr old. The size is perfect for our space and their smaller hands and fingers. They enjoy switching between the instrumental sounds and trying to play their favorite songs. The quality for the price is perfect, especially for young first time players. I highly recommend this product.

**Title: Great value for a beginner keyboard** I bought this keyboard for my young child who is just starting to learn the piano, and it has been an excellent purchase. Given the size of a 49-key instrument, the price point is fantastic, making it a very low-risk investment for a beginner. It strikes a great balance between being compact enough for a kid to use comfortably and substantial enough to feel like a real instrument. The included note stickers have also been a helpful touch for getting them started with the basics. For an entry-level keyboard, it comes loaded with an impressive number of options. The 200 tones and rhythms keep my child engaged and experimenting with different sounds. I also appreciate the practical features, like the headphone input for quiet practice sessions and the ability to power it via USB-C or batteries. It’s a budget-friendly, feature-rich choice that is perfect for young learners.

I bought this piano keyboard in hopes to get my child into music. So far, they love it. When the package arrived, the keyboard was bigger than I expected. This is NOT a full key length as it was advertised. It’s a toy, but I’m not mad about it. All of my keys work, and the volume control works very well. It’s not too loud, so my kiddo can go ham on it. Sound quality could use some work— but I’ll take it for what it is: $25 is cheap, so don’t expect it to sound like a legitimate grand piano. Beware that sometimes when you turn it on, it might not turn on right away. I had to unplug the USB and put it back in before turning it on, and it happened maybe 3 times out of the 40 or so times I have turned it on and off. The review section is only allowing me 1 video to upload despite having many I recorded. However, I guess the video I uploaded shows the keys work and what it sounds like as Tone #000 which is one of the grand piano tones.

I really liked the mint green 49 key keyboard. I did compare it to a real full size keyboard as well as other smaller portable keyboards on the market. The key sizes were the closest to the full size of all of them, which made it a total pleasure to play. Sound was great for my purpose as a portable practice keyboard. I'm still waiting for my carry bag so I just took the keyboard to my office and left it there to use for a quick 10-15 minute practice during my lunch break, using headphones. Then yesterday I carefully packed it up in it's original packaging and brought it home (my office building closed for construction work). When I received it, everything worked. But yesterday I pulled it out and tried to use it without the headphones. There was no sound from the speakers at all! I tried both on USB power (using the original cord as per the instructions) and on fresh batteries. I tried turning it on and off, and playing with the volume dial. Great on headphones. Totally silent without the headphones. Wouldn't you know it, yesterday I was exactly one day out of my Amazon return window. I have no idea when the speakers stopped working because I was using it in the office on headphones after testing it at home. The speakers DID work then. I tried contacting RockJam, and they said that I had to go through Amazon for any return, exchange, or anything else. Amazon won't do anything because the return/exchange window is now closed. I've looked at the original boxes and all of the product inserts. There is absolutely no indication of any sort of product warrantee so if it stops working you are SOL. So now another decision. Do I buy an external speaker and use that when I want to play out loud (totally inconvenient for a portable product)? Or do I contact my credit card and reverse the charge (I'm still in my window to do that fortunately). Because it's obvious that RockJam doesn't want to stand by their products for any length of time.

I'm quite impressed that this only cost me $24 and with a coupon I got it for $19. It's way bigger than I was expecting. About twice as big as I thought it would be. I purchased this primarily for the color and because I wanted to add a very cheesy keyboard to my arsenal for those songs that need it. Not the least bit disappointed in the sound. It's VERY cheesy. It has some interesting features like sustain and vibrato. I can see using these on occasion. It's also going to make a great travel keyboard for sitting under a tree at the park and sketching out ideas. The action of the keys is about as plasticky as you'd expect. Not as bad as some toy keyboards you might get from a dollar store but not as good as say a Casio toy keyboard. There is no noticeable delay from the keystrike to hearing the sound which was something I was concerned about. Lots of cheap keyboards can't seem to even do that much. Most of all I'm in love with the yellow color. It's hard to find keyboards that I could actually see myself using that come in a bright lemony yellow color. As for the battery compartment that I read in some comments won't close when batteries are installed, I had no issue there at all. I don't know if it's a problem that has been rectified by RockJam or if those buyers had gotten defective keyboards or if the batteries that you use makes a difference. I'm using rechargeable Enerloops. They fit just fine. Like all low end nearly toy keyboards this one benefits greatly from adding effects to it. Highly recommend you pass it through an effects pedal or something similar to get the most out of this gem. Reverb is essential.

Purchased this for my 9 year old to be able to continue her practice while we were out of town for an extended period. I loved that the batteries lasted and are still good even after a week of practice. No need to find an outlet to use the keyboard. The kids love playing with the demo buttons. The keys are smaller than a regular piano, but perfect for 9 year old hands. The one con about the keyboard is the volume. When turned on, it is very loud and needs to be turned down before playing. If you want loud music, then this is perfect. If, however, you are practicing in a small hotel room, be sure to turn it down right when you turn it on.

It cost like $20. For $20 you get a small keyboard that makes sounds. Its not going to last forever, its not going to sound like a Steinway & Sons piano, it cost $20. For the complains about this thing... you paid $20, you spend more than that on coffee or McDonalds. Just get it and have some fun with it.

slutade fungera, släcktes efter ca 10-15 minuter fungerar ej varken med batterier eller elektricitet funderar tyvärr inte därför endast en stjärna

Ho acquistato questa tastiera per mia sorella, per scuola (prima media). Lo strumento è molto buono, e la qualità del suono anche, essendo abbastanza chiara. La tastiera dispone di un leggio, e può essere utilizzata sia senza batterie, dunque attaccandola all'apposito alimentatore, oppure con le batterie, e ciò è stato ovviamente molto utile per scuola. Infatti, nonostante le dimensioni fossero leggermente più grandi da quelle consigliate dalla sua professoressa, si è trovata molto bene per tutto l'anno scolastico. Questa tastiera è sicuramente valida per principianti, ma c'è da dire che è più adatta a scopi scolastici, ludici, che ad altro. Ciò perchè lo strumento presenta dei tasti abbastanza piccolini e il suono non è di certo quello di un pianoforte o di una tastiera molto più professionale, come è giusto che sia, ma per il prezzo va più che bene, perchè è davvero ben fatta. Per i principianti che hanno intenzione di imparare più seriamente a suonare questo strumento, consiglio una tastiera magari leggermente più grande e poco più professionale, mentre se lo si fa per hobby e per divertimento, va più che bene. Oltre ciò, che è comunque opinabile e soggettivo, lo valuto come un buon acquisto, nulla da dire!

Ik beveel het toetsenbord met 49 toetsen niet aan. het uit stekende gedeelte van de toetsen buigt mee als je er ook maar het minste druk op zet en na twee keer spelen begon er al een toets te piepen tijdens het gebruik. De andere keuzes van dit merk hadden wel allemaal toetsen die er wat solider uitzagen. Ik stuur de huidige maar terug en probeer die met de 61 toetsen.

enjoy playing it

Used a few times . Went to use it today but no sound to any setting. Very poor No return as return window is so small.