Very good at first, she got bored of it quickly but as she grows older she plays with it a lot; since she turned one year old she engages with it and she likes the little songs it has

Indifferent like a toy! My little one doesn't engage much with it (maybe it's the child ;) it has a very poor repertoire. She hasn't played with it for a total of even 10 minutes. Expensive for what it offers

I got it for my little daughter! It is excellent, I have kept it for 9 months now and it works very well! It's worth it!

The baby likes it!
The songs are simple but not very annoying. Our baby is excited to press the button and see the result - song!

The child has enjoyed it from the age of 1 to 3 and continues to do so. There were days when he played with it for hours...

As for the construction, it is very good. I don't know how many times it has been dropped, some with force. It didn't suffer anything at all. Everything works.

We also learned our first melody, so now we're going to a slightly bigger one where the sharps are functional.

Highly recommended. You will enjoy it.

I would like the dimensions to be functional.
Otherwise, it plays with 3 small pianos together, it plays with the back, it plays to have them upside down in the park and step on them... they withstand.

Nice game, keeps the little one busy.

I would like the shapes (which are just decorative) to be functional as well, to make it more educational in the future.

It is quite good for its price.
But be careful!
Before ordering it, it is good to make sure that it will come in Greek.
I had ordered another one a few days ago, also from Fisher Price, which looked and functioned the same, just had a different code.
And it came in Polish, so I returned it.

Stable Fisher Price quality
The child is very engaged
One of the few toys that the child hasn't gotten bored of after six months of use
This is one of the toys you should buy, and if you're going to get only one musical toy, this is the one you should get
It's impossible to transport in a stroller or car due to its weight and size
But for home use, it's OK

Amazing game, my little one loved it from the first moment! It keeps her busy and entertained for hours!

Nice little piano, in a good size for small hands, keeps the child's interest with plenty of options for sounds and lights

It has some mistakes in its songs (e.g. it says the colors in the wrong order as they appear on the keyboard) and the sound of the cow and the duck is quite monotonous. Otherwise, it is quite entertaining. The baby (5.5 months old) presses the keys and enjoys it. It has songs about the alphabet, colors, numbers, and shapes.

My 7-month-old baby is entertained for a long time!!! I would definitely recommend it!

I got it for my father and he likes it. It is of good quality and has not shown any damage so far.

Perhaps the best choice for an educational game that can be used from an early age, even by the baby itself. The buttons are as sensitive as they should be, activating with a touch, not too light but not too difficult either. The 4 functions create a variety that does not easily bore the child, and in terms of construction, it is, as expected from Fisher Price, very durable.

It was a gift and we use it on a daily basis! Among the pianos available, it is perhaps the best, with adjustable volume, nice sounds, and soft keys so that even a baby can easily press them. It's worth it!

Example of a song that the game says (the same applies to all other songs):
"1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8, I count 8 keys here ..."

Keys, keys, keys, KEYS.

I don't know what translators do with keys in their lives, but in the Greek language we use keys to indicate the G and F notes on the staff, to open doors, and to scratch cars.

The game is aimed at young children and the words should correspond to everyday Greek language. Translation errors and "but I can't find the rhythm/intonation" on the English text set to music are unacceptable.

As for construction, ergonomics, etc., the keyboard is fine, although it is NOT polyphonic.

Edit: I just discovered that the piano (one of the four functions it has is to produce piano sounds) is not tuned according to the standard tuning of Western music (A = 440Hz). Therefore, if you want to accompany your little one with a bass, be prepared to detune your guitars, while if you have a piano or organ... just forget it.

Very good piano. Nice sounds, very nice colors and a compact size to take it with you. Once my little one stepped on it (with his foot) and broke a key, but I opened it and it turned out it had just come out of its place a little. From what I saw inside, it doesn't break easily (of course, if you throw it in water it will break). The sound of the keys with the duck and the cow is a bit exaggerated, but if you're lucky, kids won't particularly like it. If they do, open it, break those sounds and leave the first two options. All me now?

They gave us this little piano as a gift (I personally really liked it). It has very nice sounds from animals and several melodies. Through playing with it, a child can learn colors, the alphabet, and numbers. My baby really liked the sounds from the animals and the lights that turn on. It seems to be durable for now... time will tell how long it will last.

Quite mediocre, half of the buttons require a lot of pressure to work. It has nice sounds but in terms of quality, it is very mediocre.

Very good choice, with the piano you learn the entire alphabet, numbers up to 8 - as many as the keys - 8 colors, 8 shapes, it becomes a regular piano and also entertains the baby with the sounds of the cow and the duck like in a lullaby! + the color changes, well what else, it is very good!