Kid's Smart Music Piano - 13 in 1 Electronic, Portable, Educational for Age 6+ with Multiple Musical Scales

This is such a great toy. It is small And compact. It has so many different sounds. It is incredible. There is even a baby laughing sound that I think it's my granddaughter

A gift for a one year old boy iswell built and has various functions too entertain for hours.

Good product, it's durable and flexible

Kind of useless. Wouldn't recommend. All pics seem to indicate two items in the packaging. Yes, I should have read it closer but I shouldn't have to read every line of description to figure out how many units are in the package when literally every picture shows 2 items.

If you give this strange musical toy/instrument to either an adult or a child, they will definitely enjoy playing with it... for a while. The sound quality isn't great -- what do you expect with the tiny speaker - but it's okay. There is a choice of many instrument sounds, but most sound similar to each other or not like the actual instrument. The best is probably the piano sound. The device has four buttons on the side and one at the end. The buttons correspond with different notes, and you can play over an octave by pressing the buttons in various combinations. But it is hard to remember the combinations. It has a "repertoire practice" mode where it plays a song that you are then supposed to copy, but that is extremely challenging. It is undeniably fun to play with for a while - it fits comfortably in the hand and the different sounds - including a couple of drums - are entertaining to play with. It reminds me a bit of that toy from the 80's called Simon where you would play back a tune that it played for you. Fun for a couple of hours, but not useful as a real musical instrument.

I really didn’t know what to expect from this. Got it mainly for fun and because it said it is good for kids.Now that I got it, this egg instrument is pretty good, has good sound and it seems to be very didactic.It has 13 different instruments and all of them sound surprisingly good. The piano sound is better than in some cheap keyboards. It also has violin, cello, accordion, flute, and even drums.This instrument is played with 5 finger combinations, some notes are easy, like middle C, D, E, F and G. But after that it turns a little more complicated because you need to learn finger combinations. In all you can do 3 octaves, or 22 different key sounds. In a piano they will be all the white keys, so it doesn’t have # or b.So, for me, that I know how to play the piano, it was a little complicated to play, but for my kids it was actually a good challenge and they enjoyed playing it, it seems like for them it was easier to remember the combinations and which note is each one.Drum are easier, because they do not require to many combinations, it is mainly a different drum or cymbal assigned to each finger.The only little downside is that in the finger combinations you need to press the two or three fingers required exactly at the same time to sound good, if not it will play a chord but very dissonant most of the time.In conclusion I think this will be great for kids, or people who is starting with music, because if you already know how to play an instrument it seems more complicated.

Requires patience to learn. It is not an instrument that you can just pick up and start playing without reading the guide. Some of the instrument sounds are pretty realistic. It's great for all ages, from kids to adults. It's limited but great for playing around with that melody kicking around your head without running to the piano or grabbing your guitar. This toy both looks and feels somewhat similar to one of an adult nature, if you catch my drift which is curious. It's small size makes it easy to travel with.

This is a musical toy, but can easily be used by anyone interested in making music for fun. It doesn't have an output jack, but the included speaker can be subtle or turned up pretty loud. I'm not sure on the decibels but it gets pretty loud without any distortion. The size is about 4-5 inches long and is easy to grip due to its rubberized coating. Instructions are in sub par English, but it is easy to figure out. Booklet comes with 10 songs, but the fun is when you change instruments and create your own stuff. Pressing two keys simultaneously allows for access to lower octaves. It charges via a USB cable which is included and it uses the older style USB port, not the newer C. So be careful when plugging it in the right way. The led power indicated is bright enough to see through the rubberized coating. It's not an 808, nor can it sync to other music, or allow for sequencing, but the drum option is fun while another plays a different instrument on something else. It is easy to hold even by my 8 year old. It's thick plastic and it seems to be made very durable, doesn't feel cheap. I think it makes a great gift and in the right hands with a recorder (not included) they could easily capture their music and do some amazing things with it, by looping, etc... Anyways a great little shaker style music maker.