Welcome to my review of the BORA 88 Keys Portable Splicing Piano an electronic keyboard piano designed for student beginners.
This product boasts a standard keyboard size and 3D gravity feeling, and can be spliced and disassembled, making it easy to carry and saving valuable space. With left and right dual channels and stereo sound, this piano is a great option for anyone seeking an affordable and portable practice instrument.

This piano is packed with features that make it an excellent choice for students and beginners alike. With 88 keys a maximum polyphony of 128, and 4Ω 2W speakers on the left and right sides, this piano produces a high-quality sound. The MIDI function, microphone function chord accompaniment, recording function, and metronome add to the versatility of this instrument. The standout feature of this piano is its splicing and disassembling capability, making it easy to take on the go and store when not in use.

In other words the biggest advantage of this piano is its portability and affordability. However, some users have reported issues with the touch sensitivity of the keys, with some finding them too hard to press. Additionally, the settings are not always saved when the piano is turned off and the control panel is labeled in Chinese only. Despite these minor drawbacks, this piano is an excellent choice for beginners and students seeking an affordable and portable practice instrument.

To sum up the BORA 88 Keys Portable Splicing Piano is a fantastic option for student beginners seeking an affordable and portable practice instrument. While it may have some minor drawbacks, such as inconsistent touch sensitivity and a control panel labeled in Chinese only, the benefits of this piano far outweigh the negatives. Overall, I would highly recommend this piano to anyone seeking an affordable and portable electronic keyboard piano.