Vangoa Keyboard Piano 61 Key, Full Size Electric Piano Keyboard Light UP Keys with 3 Teaching Modes, Learning Music Keyboard Piano with Stand Headphones for Beginners, VGK6101 White

Update: I called customer service and we tried to troubleshoot the problem. We couldn’t fix it and the ended up replacing it. We brought new note stickers on the keys because my daughter is using this to practice her lessons. This is a wonderful and cute keyboard. It was great when it worked. I brought this as a Christmas present for my 7 year old. 2 months later it just stopped working and I don’t know why. It still turns on and everything but there’s no sound anymore.

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I am a big fan of this brand. They make great entry level musical instruments that have a proper sound. So you can really test whether or not you like or want to learn an instrument without spending hundreds of dollars. The sound and functionality of every Vangoa instrument i have is good enough that its fun. An issue you have with some cheap models is that they are unplayable, which keeps people from wanting to learn more. You will not have this issue with Vangoa. I have my eye on their Banjo next.

Perfect Christmas gift for my granddaughter.

I bought this as a gift for a family member, but the quality is so bad that I am returning it. The "piano" doesn't sound anything like a piano at all. The controls are not user friendly for a beginner. I do NOT recommend this junk to anyone. It is very poorly designed and there is no quality. For a couple hundred dollars more you can get a MUCH better keyboard. I regret buying this garbage.

My teenage daughter loves this and plays it every day

Would be extra nice if it came with key labels

I ordered two of these keyboard for my twins’ big Santa gifts. They were easy enough to assemble. The headphones advertised as included were not, in fact, included. And the microphone is plastic. One of the the keyboards has working light up keys, but the other one the lights don’t work. You can imagine how well that goes over with twins. My boys have played piano for 4 years - so can play actual music on them - they haven’t played with all of the different sounds yet, but so far the tone is pretty tinny. I definitely knew I wasn’t getting a Roland or a Yamaha - but I am disappointed given the reviews I read were decent, and there were other keyboards that included headphones and the stool as well for about the same cost and similar reviews.