KAWAI Grand Piano Natural

Wonderful, adorable thing! I wouldn't quite call it a toy. It's shockingly playable for such a small instrument. It has such a sweet little tone, and the keys are very light underneath the fingers. The lid lifts and closes as a regular grand piano does. My husband played from Billy Joel to Bach on it to our utter amusement and delight. We've had it out of the box for all of 10 minutes and it's already worth every penny spent!

Awesome instrument. I wouldn’t be surprised if Brian Wilson had one!!! Studio quality and harmonically sound.

I am grown up, amateur musician. I wanted a very portable, fun keyboard. I have often bought children's novelty electronic keyboards. I went in a different direction this time. After extensive amazon research, I got this as my Christmas present to my self. Good move, Santa Claus. It's a classic. The wood is beautiful. The design is beautiful It makes people smile just to look at it. The sounds are mechanically struck. This may not matter for a kid's toy, but it matters to me. These are musical tones. Yes, they are high and chimey. So they are funny, but they are not unpleasant. I keep this little piano on my desk so I can sound out tunes when I hear them on the radio. I take it to out door jam sessions and street parties. I just cannot tell you how much joy it brings, nor how beautiful it look in my home. (Note: I did not attach the legs. They are plastic and I don't need them) This a quality if tiny and limited instrument. I would not recommend for toddlers or others who just want to bang away. It needs to be treated with respect. Recommended for students and enthusiasts. A serious purchase.

I have been so surprised at the attention this little piano has gotten! Guests will play a little tune, service people and delivery folks will head right for it and smiles and memories are shared. It's been delightful and I'm so happy that I bought it. The only assembly required is screwing the legs on. It has the sweetest tone, too.

It sounds lovely, but the tuning is a little off. It is expected, because this is not a real piano. I don’t know why but kind of expected it to be in perfect tune due to the Kawai name. Harry Potter theme song sounds nice with this thing.

Picked one of these up for my niece. It is very nicely made. I also appreciate that it’s manufactured by a real piano company — Kawai — in Japan. Most of the other toy pianos I looked at were all no-name brands. Sound is great, too (more like a music box than an actual piano, but still very pleasing).

So pretty!

We have had it for almost 2 years and it can really handle children banging on the keys. The nuts that hold the lid in place got lost. We tried to contact Kawai in the US but they were unresponsive. How can I get a replacement for the nuts? thanks