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This is a cute piano but the microphone is easy to break. The first day we had the mess with the cord to get it to work. Then it became static. Then the holder fell off and then the cord just completely broke off. This was within one month of having the keyboard. I have a 2 year old daughter who is not rough on her toys. So either I got a bad keyboard or the microphone is not designed well and fragile

I brought this for my 4 year old. She loves it but it's very loud every time she turns it on.

As soon as we put it together our 2 year old probably got 5 minutes of play out of it before it started shorting out. We thought we could just deal with it but now it doesn’t work at all now. Super cute and had high hopes. Our daughter would love it if it worked.

This such a neat looking kids piano, I was very excited about it. However, it does have some serious issues..First off the good:- The piano sounds great, it has a decent muli-note polyphony capability, the voice options are good - it even plays some really upbeat demos. My daughter loves it!- It looks absolutely adorable and would make a great impression as a gift!- It charges via standard included USB cable- Includes a small bench and a microphone!The bad:- The legs are unacceptably flimsy - the piano tends to fall over (because the legs pop-out)!- The microphone stand - while a really nice idea, was made so poorly that my daughter broke it just from trying to hold the mic.- The music education value of this instrument is limited..Overall, I was pretty happy with this toy piano - and you can get creative and fix the piano legs, etc. However, the point is you shouldn't have to make diy repairs to your kids toys.. 3-stars.

My daughter (3yo) loves this keyboard. It’s loud, but you can turn the volume down. The microphone is easy to attach and works. We use the aux cord to play songs and she sings along with the microphone. The sound through the aux is pretty fuzzy, but when you play the keyboard as a keyboard the sound is pretty good. The microphone is very touchy though and will shriek if it gets close to the keyboard (more often than would be expected and closer than expected). As far as the features that are accessible with the buttons, I haven’t really been able to figure them out. There are options for playing different songs and things but I have no idea how to get to them - it’s just pressing buttons until I get lucky.The legs aren't very sturdy at all. At this point we've taken them off completely. It's not that big of a deal but just FYI.Overall, I think it’s a good product but it would be great if there were clearer instructions.