Then again, if you plan on actually becoming good at the piano, it makes a lot of sense to invest in full sized piano keyboard. Keyboard keys are the size they are for a reason. Over hundreds of years of experimentation, piano builders figured out the perfect size for most fingers. A keyboard that is too small will be more difficult to play and will make your hands cramp when you are playing demanding pieces.

Another concern with piano keyboards is feel. Just because a keyboard has full-sized keys does not mean that it will have an authentic piano feel. If you have the money, you should invest in piano keyboards with weighted keys. These will feel just like a real piano, and will be much more satisfying to play. If you get touch sensitive keys – keys that will respond differently depending on how hard you push them – that will help you out too. Playing classical music pretty much demands touch sensitive keyboards.

Then again, if all you want to play is electronic music or rock ‘n roll, you might want to get a nice piano synthesizer keyboard. Synthesizers do not necessarily have touch sensitive keys, but for many types of music you don’t need them. Before you go out and buy an expensive instrument, listen to some music. Think about what kinds of tools are required to play that particular music, and pick out your piano keyboards accordingly.

Roll Up Piano Keyboard are great if you are on the road and need something to play. They sound great and are good for most any kind of playing.

Here’s the bad news, Roll Up Piano keyboards don’t feel like a real piano. The keys are made of rubber so you will have to get used to a new feel. Besides that, if you want to play the piano on the road, the Roll Up Keyboards are the thing for you. Make sure that if you are considering buying one that you buy one that’s at least 61 keys otherwise it will seem like just a toy and you probably won’t be playing it for long.

The Yamano Hand ROll Piano 61 Keys Roll-Up Piano is one of the most popular brands. The Piano keys are made of silicon rubber with ABS resin for a smooth finish. Weighing about 2 lbs., this roll up electric piano is light-weight, making it ultra-portable.

Here are some of the Roll Up Piano features

• It has a Full Size 61 Standard Keys C2-C7 5 Octave + 1 Key Keyboard with Standard MIDI Out
• 100 Background Rhythms, 20 Demotration Tunes, 128 Tone Reportoire, and 16-note Polyphony
• Comes with a built in speaker with a Digital Volume Control; Plug in Jack for headphones or External Speakers

1) We recommend that you buy a keyboard that has at least least 61 keys. If you buy a roll-up piano or portable piano with less than 61 keys you will find that it will become just a toy to you after a while and you will stop playing. The full 88 key keyboard are best for someone who will be playing classical compositions.

2) Purchase a keyboard that has high quality sound. Most keyboards now produce good quality sound but there are still some cheap manuafactures who produce a product that is less then stellar. Use the keyboard and let your ear help you make a choice.

3) Buy a keyboard that has good quality reviews. One of the biggest complaints that Portable Piano owners have is that the keys fail to work after some period of time. Buy a major brand like Yamaha, Roland or Korg.

One of the most common problems people have is buying a keyboard where some or most of the keys don’t work. If you’re buying online, buy the highest quality board where you know the keys will actually play music.

If you are a musician you really ought to consider a Roll Up Electric Piano that is made of higher quality material because you will be playing it a lot. It’s not just a hobby for you so invest in the proper equipment. The Giovanni Roll Out Keyboard is a good choice because it came with headphones, a microphone, a midi jack to use if you want to plug it into your computer. The Giovanni comes with a 100% money back guarantee. Don’t forget, if you go with a cheaper model, you get what you pay for.

Finally, most people seemed to like the Yamano Hand ROll Piano. The keys worked and the tone of the music is what you would expect from a real piano.