Glarry GPP-101 88 Key Portable Keyboard Unboxing and Review
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- Опубліковано 27 чер 2024
- Glarry GPP-101 88 Key Portable Keyboard Unboxing and Review
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That was a good review...I think I was having as much fun as you listening to you play with the features.
I am considering buying this keyboard. Thanks for the great review.
That was interesting, I am very attracted by its light weight and the 5 hour playing time of the rechargeable battery. I have a decent portable speaker unit and when you connected your speakers the sound imoroved dramatically .The metal casing is also a plus point for me .Thank you
Огромное спасибо за обзор!
I've got to get my hands on one of these and do a couple videos on it.....
Waiting for mine to land on th e porch, I find this review very reassuring😛
how is it? wondering if i should buy this one or a monoprice one.
@@boohbah5251 It's adequate. Especially if you are technically adept enough to make it work as a midi controller. You have to repeat press( "beep beep beep") to cycle through the instruments, otherwise. The keys themselves are okay, the case is meh. The included sustain pedal works...so, for the money, still a yes.
Is it touch sensitive and how many velocity touch levels u think it has?
I’m interested in the lighted version of this board. Does anyone have any perspective on that version based on experience?
Hi I am looking to learn piano and potentially use it for amateur song making.. would this keyboard be a good all rounder? If not what do you suggest under $150 or around that? Must have a headphone jack!!
Hello. What are the dimensions for the case? I have an old 88 key controller trying to find a case for it. This one looks promising.
Just wonder if you tried a bluetooth headset? I have tried a bluetooth transmitter, for a set of bluetooth headphones, and found it had delay that made playing impossible. Latency is the official name. And I agree the teaching setting is probably a keyboard split setting to allow two people to play together. I have considered buying this "as lighted and in white" but haven't been swayed as yet.
Thanks for your demo.
I have that exact keyboard but it is labeled under “Sonart” But is branded “Costzon”
China OEM piano.. i saw the same model in malaysia under brand BLW.😄
I found it china oem for like $120 lol
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How long is the piano?
Does it have weighted keys ?
It's not touch sensitive? Is it?
i was just thinking the same. it sounds like it's not
It is, and you can turn off the touch sensitivity by holding the 'Transpose +' button for a few seconds. I have the GPP-102 which seems identical to hers except mine has the lighted key function. The instruction manuals are identical, not sure why hers mentions the lighted function, probably something they overlooked.
seems like it ain't touch sensitive, as best i can tell from video. if someone wishes to correct me, please do.
I bought foldable semiweigh keys did not like keys are to be pressed a lot to get sound I have used regular keyboard are all weight keyboards same u have to press keys a lot to get sound
Some of the keyboards the USB cable is used for MIDI input. Does teaching mode let you play along with demo songs? Or does it split into 2 for the teacher to play on 1 side and the student to play the same notes on the opposite side? Still not sure how it compare to a more expensive keyboard from Yamaha, Roland or Casio.
The mistranslations should be obvious. People in China can't access Google so they can't use Google Translate. Don't think there is anything close to G T on their side. Even if they rely on online dictionaries, don't know why they still make common spelling mistakes?
This keyboard looks a lot like the one I have except mine has the lighted keys. If all other functions are the same then don't expect much with the included learning mode, in mine it will light up the next key that you should hit but unfortunately any key you hit will count as if you hit the note perfectly even if you were nowhere close to the target, making the included learning mode useless to me. Fortunately the keyboard does have bluetooth (although it's very spotty, doesn't connect directly with my phone's bluetooth but does connect with some piano apps on the Google Play Store), and you can also connect your phone to it with a midi cable (I had to get a USB A female to USB C male cable because my phone has a usb c connection) which makes it compatible with most of the piano apps. So far i'm liking Synthesia the most. As for the lighted key function it's okay, it seemed to be way better though on my decades old 61-key Casio if I remember correctly, especially when it comes to lighting up the black keys, on the Glarry I can barely see the light on the black keys.
Also when connected to midi via usb and using any app the keyboard's sound messes up when you hit like 5 notes at the same time, however if you have headphones on the sound doesn't mess up, and the sound quality is much higher when wearing headphones. This bug doesn't happen when not connected to midi.
Looking at the Glarry website I believe my keyboard is the Glarry GPP-102, which seems to be identical to the one she is showing except mine has the lighted keys.
That looks like a Midi. Something like the iRig keys style keyboard. I think the speakers were an after thought as it wasn’t supposed to be an actual piano.
Of course, you’re getting these, because nobody else wants to give many of these companies their time.
Makes sense. I can't argue with your logic, but I'll also say the more well-known companies don't make something this size that I've seen... and their (e.g. Yamaha) products are also made in China.
It is a midi keyboard.
Go try to find an 88 key midi keyboard for $120, I'll wait.
@@christineesc How long is the piano?
If you have $200 to spend Why not pick up a used Yamaha or Casio with weighted keys?
I doubt a USED keyboard comes with a warranty in case something happens. It's best to get a new one with a warranty.
They Lost my sale with “Beep!” Controller. Very annoying! Thanks
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Sounds bad.
overall a very cheap sounding keyboard
No body said it’s an amazing piano. It’s great for starters and beginners. For the price tag alone is totally worth it. So get of your high horse.