RockJam RJ361 61 Key Beginner Digital Piano Keyboard, Portable Electronic Music Keyboard with Sheet Stand, Power Supply, Note Stickers & Lessons

Bought for a child instead of 'baby' toy to learn to play the real keyboard. Great product. Survived kid's play this far, can play demo music on it's own too. I can recommend! Well worth the price as starter keyboard.

The RockJam 54 Key Keyboard Piano has been a fantastic. The kids were excited from the moment it came out of the box, and it’s been getting regular use ever since. For a beginner keyboard, it feels surprisingly solid and well built. The keys are responsive, the controls are straightforward, and it doesn’t feel flimsy or toy-like. It’s clearly designed with learners in mind. The included power supply is convenient, and the sheet music stand is sturdy enough to hold beginner books without wobbling. The piano note stickers are a great touch, especially for younger children just starting out. They make it much easier to identify notes and build confidence early on. The range of sounds and rhythms also keeps things fun and engaging. If you’re looking for an affordable, beginner-friendly keyboard that feels durable and keeps kids interested in learning, this is a great choice. Very happy with this purchase. Five stars from us.

Bought this piano for the other half as she was interested in trying to learn. The piano has done it's job, she's now enthusiastically playing away every day, but she was disappointed with the quality after only the first day and so was I. First off, the good. It's loud! Plenty of volume for the home user and quiet enough too for night playing, if you don't want to plug in some headphones. The keys also have a really nice feel to them, with a good amount of resistance and a soft end-of-travel which feels more akin to a real piano than plastic keys. The range of voices are good too, plenty to choose from, though I couldn't find an organ sound which makes playing some certain 60's songs a little harder. Given organ is quite commonly found on keyboards as well I was surprised not to find it. The piano voice itself isn't going to blow your socks off. It's not bad, I've heard worse, but you know you're playing a keyboard. The buttons on the keyboard all have a nice feel to them as well, and the screen is sharp and responsive. The readout of the screen along with the provided key stickers make this great for learning how to play a piano. However, where it falls short is 3 main points. First of all, the tone length is quite awkward. It's ok for most playing, but anything which requires a little sustain isn't possible as the notes finish too quickly. There is a sustain option on the keyboard but this throws things to the other end of the spectrum, where unless you were playing a really slow soppy tune it's just too long. If an option to adjust the length of the sustain was possible, or possibly a chorus/reverb option was available instead, that would make this piano substantially more playable. Another issue I have is there's a fairly loud click that occurs. If you imagine the click typically heard at the end of a RAW recording, on your phone or something, this is the kind of click I refer to. This click occurs both at the start and end of each note played as well as, for some reason, at regular ~2 second intervals whether playing or not. It becomes very evident when you're sitting looking up sheet music or something, not playing the keyboard, and there's just this click every 2 seconds. Very distracting. I haven't fully tested, but the click volume also appears unaffected by the master volume. Changing any of the tempo options also does not change the frequency of the click. My final bad point is the keyboard has a tendency to... glitch is the only way I can explain it. At random times, random keys will start producing a harsh buzzing sound when played. The buzzing sound gradually increases in volume, and gradually extends to more keys until the keyboard is powered off and on again. I can imagine if this happened in the middle of a 20 minute piece it would be very frustrating. This glitch doesn't occur all the time, but when my other half has been playing all day she experiences it a good few times in that day. Overall, this piano is cheap and marketed at beginners, and for that purpose it just about manages. If you're a proficient player, this piano is definitely not for you. Likewise, if you're very picky with your audio, this piano will likely frustrate you so maybe look elsewhere. This piano is definitely for novices who want to learn and I have rated it as such. It's unfortunate that the 3 issues noted above lose it 1 star even from this simple purpose.

I bought the keyboard for myself as a "late learner" who did not want to invest too much money on a keyboard, as I was not at all sure how often I'd end up using it. However, so far, I am really impressed with the keyboard and I am currently regularly practicing on it. The low cost (under £50 on Amazon Prime Day) had me expecting something vary basic and cheap looking, but I was really surprised at the quality, which as well as being a piano keyboard, includes lots of the other instrument options and features. It's a great for a beginner and beyond, though if I continue playing, I may personally upgrade at some point in the future to the larger keyboard My only negative would be that if you play really fast, the odd key can stick a little, but this is not a regular occurrence, and this just may be a slight issue with my keyboard. I also regret not buying the keyboard with the stand and other accessories, as if they are as good quality as the keyboard they would good value for money. There is a voucher for a free online piano course that comes with it. The course is very user friendly and I learnt a great deal. Although, unfortunately, the free trial expired before I had completed it, and if you want to continue you have to pay for membership, which is charged quarterly or annually, and can end up quite costly.

This is a great product! My daughter (almost 8) loves it and practices playing piano after all her lessons. Great number of keys (61) and the screen display works perfectly. Thankfully there are 9 sound/volume levels. 1 is perfect when playing. Great option to connect your headphones too so you can practice quietly by yourself. The stand is ok, sometimes the piano books (A4) fall off but the stand may be for a smaller sized document/book. This isn't an issue but happy overall. The keyboard piano also comes with key note stickers to tell you what keys are what which are handy if you are a beginner. Lots of modes and music to play too and can be used to practice lots of styles of music. Size is suitable for a child or adult. Little bit heavy but really a quality product! I did request a new screen display sticker and whom I spoke to at Rock Jam sent it out first class the same day and arrived the next morning. My daughter was so happy. So thank you RockJam. Would definitely recommend this product!!

Great for a first time player

Very nice entry-level keyboard piano to start your piano learning adventure, for the price it costed, it exceeded my expectations and arrived super-fast! Their customer support team is great as well, responded within a couple hours to help me solve the issue I had (something very minor), all in all, would definitely recommend ;)

Definitely good size and first option for beginners, however the sound quality was horrible on mine, wearing headphones can fix it, but if you wanna show off, there are probably better ones. Overall not a bad purchase considering it is only 50 quid, could be better though.

For beginners it’s pretty good. The keys feel similar with real piano though you can feel the hallow ness when you tap a bit hard

I love the sound and overall quality of the product. Perfect value for money. Its size is also good not a small one. Good for adult beginners.

Surprised about the price and good quality. Definitely great to start for kids and adults as well.

Relación calidad - precio muy bueno y sonido fuerte

Adpater is listed but I didn’t receive any adapter