Piano Toy Keyboard for Baby & Toddlers Birthday Gift Toy for 1 2 3 4 Year Old Kids Toy Piano 24 Keys, Black

I have a 2.5 year old and a 9 month old and they both absolutely love this toy piano! It is super cute and fun for them to play with, and also really durable for kids beating it up all day. My kids love to turn on the demo and dance to the music. It's small, so don't expect to be able to teach them how to play the piano fully on it, but it has enough keys to get them started with the basics and play simple kid songs. Really glad I got this for my kids!

I tested the moment I got it, before giving as gift to make sure it worked. Everything seemed to work fine. I recorded a couple measure Diddy, but he aware it will only record about 3 bars of your own tunes you play (I guess has tiny memory space).

Sound is low and product is very tiny. My Grandin likes it that's all that matters

The media could not be loaded. I recently purchased the Piano Toy Keyboard for my toddler, and it has been a hit! With 24 keys, it offers a great introduction to music for kids aged 1 to 4. The sound quality is impressive for a toy, and its sturdy design can handle rough play. My child loves experimenting with different sounds, enhancing both creativity and motor skills. It's an excellent gift that combines fun and learning. I highly recommend this keyboard for any young aspiring musician!

I bought this as a gift for my great, great nephew who is turning 1 this month. I haven’t open it but I am sure he will love it.

Absolutely LOVE this! I was hesitant because of price but now understand! Hands down great investment, gifyworthy, I hope it holds up to my 4 kids!***positives...realistic looking black, volume control, nice tune not annoying,has note bar, plays multiple keys and sounds at same time, on off on bottom, multiple functions, auto power save after 2 minutes, battery op low emf, tiny, adorable and mp3 connect.****negatives.....tips over easily with younger kids,(legs are removable to stop this!) plug in for microphone cheap/loose, looks bigger in pics and battery op costly.

I got really excited when I picked this up for my small child. I was really hoping that this would be something I could enjoy too as I showed him how to use it. However I was very disappointed with a number of aspects.1) There's something off about how the high range keys sound compared to the low range keys. There's a certain point around the lower middle of the keys where the transition between notes sounds way off that makes it sound like you're playing the song wrong, but you aren't.2) The recording and playback feature is total garbage. It doesn't record for very long, you can only record one thing at a time - so you can't layer your recordings, which is really lame.3) The mic is basically for show, I don't know what you're supposed to do with it as it barely works and the recording feature is so darn limited.On the plus side - it's really cute and a small kid wouldn't care about those features anyway, it's perfectly fine for letting a kid bang on some keys. It's just really disappointing, with just a LITTLE more effort, this could have been a really awesome toy for both the parent and the child. In my estimation, you're better off just buying a low end keyboard that both of you can enjoy.

Believe it or not, I actually bought this for my cat—we’d trained him to ring call bells in order to receive treats and wanted to see if we could train him to do the same on this piano. Scale/size-wise this was perfect, and it looks more expensive than it was. I also found it to be quite stable (some reviews suggested it wasn’t), but the cat never tipped it over while exploring it. Everything worked well and our cat would play around with it, so long as it was turned off. As soon as we switched it on (even when it made no sound we could hear), he bolted, leading us to believe that the unit might make some kind of noise we can’t hear. I’m bummed that we had to gift this to someone with a child while searching for something that’s not battery-operated.