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88-key foldable electronic piano, the perfect gift for musical passion!
Touch-Sensitive Keys
Full size 88 touch-sensitive keys with upgraded wood grain, the sound will be changed depending on how hard you press the key, the sound richer and more delicate.
Easy to Fold
First press the folding button, and then easily fold the body. The lightweight and compact body is easy to carry and store.
Upgraded Speaker
Upgraded speakers and sound source to bring a better sound experience. Upgraded body appearance is more beautiful and elegant.
Rechargeable Battery
Supports power cord and battery power supply, fully charged, it can play up to 10 hours after fully charged.
Front Headphone Jack
The upgrade adds a front headphone jack, which effectively avoids complicated wiring on the keys and ensures better performance.
Travel with Music
The size after folded and stored in the gig bag is 25.8*5.7*10.4 inches, making it easy to carry for performances and travel.
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Support MIDI connect to piano learning Apps like POP Piano, Perfect Piano, GarageBand, etc.
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Select functions by turning the knob (encoder), such as Tempo, Pitch, Split, Chord, etc.
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The piano keyboard with split function modes helps beginner to learn to play piano more quickly.
Carolyn Burge
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2025
This is a great keyboard for the price. The sound is not as great as a higher end keyboard but I was pleasantly surprised at the sound. It is better than most keyboards at this price. I purchased this to practice while travelling. I am preparing for a piano exam and this worked well to use while away from home. I purchased other keyboards before this one and had to return them because the sound was not good. It also worked well when I connected it to Garage Band to improve the sound. Not required but it is compatible if you want to connect it. Great for beginners up to early advanced players. Excellent for practicing while travelling.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2025
Key action is realistic, sound is authentic. It's easy to fold and open. Quality feels good. I haven't used any of the features yet, so no review on that aspect
Bill C.
Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2024
I am only giving this a 3 because the keys are not full sized even though the listing says they are, They are just slightly smaller than full size this makes them awkward to play at first. I would not recommend this as a piano to learn on if you want to gain the feel of a real full size. They also have a coating on them that falls way short of feeing like good keys, even though they are clearly trying.With that said, I like the keyboard, the portability and ability to use it for recording, midi, or play from the battery out of decent speakers is nice. The sounds aren't anything to write home about but they sound decent.It is well worth the price and as long as you know what you are getting it's a great product.
Baird M. Standish
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2024
I purchased the piano 2 months ago. One evening the piano started making strange noises and then shut off. After charging the battery it still would not turn back on. I contacted Amazon customer service and they immediately put me in touch with Oyayo customer service. They immediately said that they would replace the piano and a new one came within 2 days. Excellent customer service. Applaud them. The piano itself is a solid piece of gear and I have enjoyed playing it.
Joel Nelson
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2024
I’ve been looking for the perfect lightweight keyboard for travel and this the the best one I found. I have 2 others of these. The nice thing about this one is the speakers sound way better, there is a 1/4 inch jack for both the main out and the sustain pedal. All the others use 1/8 inch. The other nice thing is it uses a regular usb jack so the midi works for my computer. Glad I got this.
Eve
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2024
I saw a youtube video praising this and someone said it's an upgraded folding piano with better speakers, so I was hopeful. For context I'm an intermediate player who is looking to pass the time. I'm rusty but I learned on an upright. Size and weight are good, it is very portable. Action is ok, passable, but not worth the price. I think a $200 casio would be better, or a second hand yamaha/roland. The dealbreaker was that the speakers are really bad. They sound super tinny when pressing certain keys, and only works if the volume is less than 4. Also I think the sensitivity needs to be tuned - it is inconsistently loud and quiet, and really hard to press close to the black keys. I would not recommend it for these reasons because it would be a giant headache in the long run - you wouldn't be able to play on a real piano if you got used to this. It would create some really bad habits. So overall it's maybe worth $100 for a child to gauge interest, or for an adult to practice scales on. One star because I like that the headphone jack was in front. One star for portability and ease of folding.
Daris714
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2024
The notes sound right. The sound through the built in speakers is so so. It's much better through headphones or a good external powered speaker. I like that it's portable and rechargeable, so I can practice anywhere.The gig bag however is awful. It doesn't have a shoulder strap and the handles are not big enough to sling it on your shoulders (this begins to be a problem if you have to carry it very far. It seems heavier than 11 or 12 pounds - feels like a ton over distance.) Also there is NO padding to protect the piano in transit. Additionally there should be an inner liner to keep the music holder from contacting the piano, as to make sure nothing gets scratched. I've only had it less than a week, but so far it's ok for what it is other than my previous comments. I'm not sure that it's gig worthy, but for practice and a bit of accompaniment, not bad.
Jazz Lawyer
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2024
I purchased this keyboard so I could practice on it, wearing headphones, while my wife watches TV. I also wanted something that I could have in the green room to warm up on prior to a gig. My regular rig that I gig with consists of a Studiologic Grand midi controller connected to a Macbook running Main Stage, together with an Access Virus. Of course, the Oyayo cannot be directly compared to my gigging rig, but the Oyayo is absolutely excellent for my intended purpose.I purchased the upgraded version because it has a midi jack. I took it out of the box, unfolded it on the coffee table, and it fired right up, and has been running on battery for probably 4 hours. The action, while it does not compare to a true weighted action, is excellent for what it is and not at all offensive (like many unweighted actions can be). The velocity response is right on. The key dimensions and the throw are right on.The speakers are sufficient, and when using the piano setting, the entire keyboard resonates, thus adding to a pleasant aural sensation. So far, I've used patch #1 (grand piano) and patch #8 (clavinet). I've checked out the metronome and some of the percussion rhythm patches.For me, this keyboard delivers exactly what I was looking for: a compact, lightweight design that is easily portable. The sound palette is way beyond what I need for my limited purpose.This keyboard would be sufficient for an amateur to use as his/her primary keyboard at home and would work fine for accompanying singers for informal sessions. I have not connected the audio to a sound system.
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