Hamzer 61-Key Digital Music Piano Keyboard - Portable Electronic Musical Instrument with Stand & LCD Display

Excellent keyboard!! I needed one for my daughter to practice piano when I have her and this met the requirements. The stand is great and sturdy. The stand to hold your music is lacking quality but it does serve its purpose and comes off easy. The keyboard attaches to the stand good so I don't have to worry about it coming off if it's bumped. We haven't used all the other sound/beat features other than goofing off but still a good feature.

I think this will serve our purposes. I have a little girl turning 3 soon and wanted to give this to her for her birthday. I did take it out of the box and test it. It's easy to put together and I love how the stand actually screws into the bottom of the keyboard - it gives it great stability especially with the stand standing on carpet. There seem to be a ton of voices and rhythms that I doubt she will use a whole lot.Star reduction -YES, there is a hum coming out of the speaker. It's annoying - it'll take some getting used to.YES, the volume defaults back to a volume that's too loud (in my opinion) and the lowest volume is still pretty loud. I wonder if it's more adjustable with headphones...I think I will check that.With that said - this keyboard costs like $60. This will just be her first keyboard, a play-around one, so it'll be fine. If she develops a stronger interest in actually learning piano later, we will spring and make sure she has a full sized one. For now, this'll do. I think she will be thrilled.Also, with the stand on the lowest level heightwise, I think it'll be perfect for a 3 year old to stand up and play or sit with feet on the ground and play.Update - I couldn't wait to give it to her. She is BEYOND thrilled with it. She already turns it off and on, reduces the volume, and uses the drums/metronome by herself! She was singing with it earlier. I'm putting that 5th star back because she loves it so much.

This is the first keyboard I have ever owned, and the only I could afford with everything else I was getting. There is a buzz/hum but you get over it. It does kind of have trouble sometimes on higher volumes. The range isn't amazing either but it is worth the price for the package. The stand isn't that bad either. I've had it for two days and so far I've learned half of 7 Years and portions of Say Something. I dont know how to play piano, so, that is good.So if you're on a budget, go for it. But if you can don't feel bad about opting for something a little more expensive.It is good for beginners though who might not be sure about the instrument.Overall I am not unhappy.

I received the keyboard a few days ago. I use to play when I was younger but decided to get this keyboard to help me with my arthritic hands. I'm only in my fifties, but I have RA and found out that playing the piano is excellent therapy.I'm saying all that because I thought I'd purchase a little cheap keyboard. To my surprise, I received a really nice large keyboard with a stand for a small price. The keyboard was packed well, shipped really fast and works great. i highly recommend the keyboard for the beginner and novice.

Neat little keyboard for the price...there are three things that I didn't like so much. 1. This is delivered in the original box so it's impossible to hide the contents on delivery - it was a gift for my daughter and she saw it when it arrived. 2. When you wear headphones, there is a distinct and annoying buzzing sound 3. The stand is pretty flimsy.

I've always wanted to learn how to play the piano so I figured why not start now before it's too late. I didn't want to buy an expensive one because I wasn't sure how I was going to like it. I reviewed a couple different keyboards around the same price and this one caught my attention so I went with it. The stand was easy to set up but the only thing was that they didn't send me the power adaptor. I emailed them and they replied the next business day and sent it out that same day (points for good customer service). For a beginner it's great because it does all the basic stuff you want from a keyboard. I have nothing bad to say about it. I hope to play this until I get to an intermediate level where I can upgrade. But for now this will do

I am not one to typically write reviews, but this item certainly compelled me to do so. Our son was so excited when he opened this keyboard on Christmas morning. He could not wait to get it set up. After assembling the stand and getting the item ready to go that's when things went from happy to sad in a blink of an eye.First, the sound of this keyboard was terrible. Then after about one mintute the sound started be be erratic and loud and could only be shut off by turning off the power.Regardless of what we tried to do nothing seemed to work and back in the box this item went and we will be certainly returning this back to Amazon.I am not sure if this was a wiring issue or speaker issue but in any case I would never recommend this product to anyone. I did not expect this to work like some high end keyboard, but I did expect it to at least work.Will not be purchasing a replacement of this item.

This keyboard had a buzz coming from the speakers which was very loud when using a headset. My 7 year old son also complained about some other aspects of the performance and functions. I returned it and spent the extra few dollars for a Yamaha - which he's been using for about 4 months without any issues. I would not recommend the Hamzer keyboard. If you are very price sensitive my recommendation would be to go to Amazon warehouse deals and purchase a 'name' brand such as Yamaha or Casio - look for a unit that says packaging is damaged but unit is like new - sometimes the box get some damage so they can't sell it as new but it is indeed an unused unit. You'll end up with a superior keyboard for a few dollars more than a new inferior Hamzer. If you're not comfortable with warehouse deals then just get a new name brand, you'll be happier in the long run I'm sure.