Customer ratings for Roland GO:PIANO Digitalpiano Set

Am still discovering the many features and it brings much pleasure!

4 kg weight, mains-independent if required and full Bluetooth integration. With these key data, there is simply nothing comparable. And over headphones, the sounds are also really good!

what you get there today from the sound.
It should be easy, did not want to drag over 10 kg always up the stairs,
At first I thought it was bad to have a spring keyboard, if you're used to a piano,
But now..,
Well, after a bit of getting used to it, I'm getting along fine.
After a short break-in period, the built-in speakers also sound acceptable.
I would wish myself however that,
the two lower octaves would be a bit louder, they are too quiet for me.
Touch dynamics too quiet.

I like very well ,right for my premises also fits on the table. Am glad to have bought it.

Unpack, turn on, works.
Sound is better than expected despite the small speakers. Will it the days times anscließen to the stereo system and then expect a significant increase in performance.....Neighbors are problem-free.
Processing of the keyboard good, controls do not make a particularly valuable impression.
Conclusion; for the price a super bundle, because the stand also turns out quite neat.

The piano was delivered in a few days and is fine, as far as I can tell, as a beginner playing. The stand wobbles quite a bit, but maybe I can fix that. But it stands and I can play, that's the main thing. It's got some nice organ sounds on it, that's what mattered to me. Actually I'm learning to play the organ, but there's no church in town with an organ, so I always have to drive. And so I can practice at home, at least everything without pedal. For the price it is a decent instrument.

I bought the digital piano to play and practice the piano again after years. The Go Piano is perfect for this. It is a space-saving mobile alternative to the normal piano. The integrated metronome I find extremely practical, as well as the bluetooth function for mobile phone and tablet. For me, the price-performance ratio is right. The shipping was super fast: Saturday ordered, Tuesday delivered.
The sheet music for piano beginners is made very understandable. However, I use my old sheet music. There is also a CD, but I haven't listened to it yet so I can't judge. The headphones are of simple design, but do their job if you want to play without disturbing the neighbours. There is criticism for me only for the keyboard stand. Without instructions, you first try around. I then looked on the Internet a picture of the built stand and then built it accordingly. It was then noticed that the two shorter rods are not the same length and one of these rods has a screw hole that is not centered. Now you have to put the digital piano crooked on the stand. That was certainly not intended that way.
But other than that, I think the multi-part offer is a great idea. You can get started right away because everything you need is there.

If you are looking for a compact, lightweight keyboard with about 5 octaves that is independent of the mains, you don't have many alternatives. There is the Yamaha Piaggero NP12, but its keys are somewhat narrower than standard size. An alternative would be the new Casio CT-X700, has the best price/performance ratio, offers much more for a lower price, but is not as small and ultraportable. The Dexibell Vivo S1 should also be mentioned, but it's in a different league in terms of price, and much too expensive for my purposes.
The keyboard of the Roland Go:Piano takes a little getting used to, but can be played very dynamically. The sounds are also very dynamically playable and high quality. The range of functions is useful but limited (e.g. no split function or adjustable effects except for a global reverb strength).
I wanted an ultra-portable practice piano, so I chose the Roland, otherwise the Casio would probably be the far better choice.