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87-Key Full Range
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8h Battery
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Ivory II Piano Sounds
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Ready in 60 sec
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5 kg / 40 cm in the bag
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Trusted by more than 500 artists worldwide, with over 1,700 Pocket Pianos sold across 45 countries.
Played by professionals worldwide.
PocketPiano has been played by Jordan Rudess of Dream Theater and Greg Phillinganes, Michael Jackson’s longtime musical director, among others. Today, professional pianists in more than 45 countries use it as part of their setup.
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From backpack to concert-ready in under a minute.
01 · UNPACK
Everything fits in one bag, keyboard modules, pedals and cables. Around 5 kg - 11 lb in total, 40 cm - 15,75 in packed.
02 · SNAP
Magnetic modules align and lock themselves. No tools, no cables between modules, ready in 60 seconds.
03 · PLAY
87 full-size keys, Ivory II sounds, battery power and MIDI over USB-C or Bluetooth. Wherever you are, there's music.
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What makes a portable piano worth carrying
Most portable pianos and portable keyboards ask you to give something up. Usually it's keys: 49, 61, sometimes 76, with narrow travel-sized action that changes your fingering the moment you sit down.
Pocket Piano doesn't make that trade. 87 full-size keys across seven octaves, 10 mm of travel and nine sensitivity levels, in a body that folds to 40 cm and weighs 5 kg. It is a portable piano in how it moves and a real piano in how it plays.
It runs over eight hours on its own battery, so it works where there is no socket, and it doubles as a USB-C or Bluetooth MIDI controller when you are producing instead of performing.
If most of your playing happens away from home, see how it works as a travel piano.
Ivory II Grand Piano.
In your backpack.
Powered by Synthogy Ivory II, featuring the expressive character of a sampled Steinway D concert grand. Pure, warm, unforgettable.
HEAR THE SOUND →+200
artists using it
+45
countries
+1,700
pianos shipped
From hotel gigs to the studio and home sessions, Pocket Piano has become part of my everyday setup.
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Before you buy
What to know about portable pianos
What is a portable piano?
A portable piano is an instrument built to be carried and played away from a fixed setup, rather than installed in one room. The useful ones keep what makes a piano a piano — full-size keys, a wide range and a responsive action — and give up only the furniture around it. Pocket Piano takes that literally: 87 full-size keys across seven octaves in a body that folds to 40 cm.
What is the difference between a portable piano and a portable keyboard?
Key size and intent. Most portable keyboards use narrow or reduced-travel keys and 49, 61 or 76 of them, because they are designed around transport first. A portable piano keeps full-size keys and a playable action, so your fingering and your dynamics transfer from the instrument you normally play. Pocket Piano has 10 mm of key travel and nine velocity levels for exactly that reason.
How many keys should a portable piano have?
It depends what you play. 49 or 61 keys cover sketching and most pop parts, and 76 starts to feel usable for two-handed playing. Classical repertoire and anything written for a full keyboard needs the full range, which is why Pocket Piano has 87 keys across seven octaves instead of stopping at 76.
Can a portable piano feel like a real piano?
It can get close, and two things decide it: key travel and velocity response. Shallow keys with few velocity steps flatten your dynamics no matter how good the samples are. Pocket Piano uses semi-weighted keys with roughly 10 mm of travel and nine sensitivity levels, with sound from the Ivory II Steinway D engine. It is lighter than the graded hammer action on an acoustic — what you gain is seven full octaves in places a piano cannot go.
Can you travel with a portable piano?
That is the point of one, but it comes down to folded size, weight and power. Pocket Piano folds to 40 cm, weighs about 5 kg and goes in a backpack with its carry bag included, and it runs over eight hours on its own battery, so it works where there is no socket. Cabin baggage limits vary by airline, so check yours before flying. If most of your playing happens on the move, see how it works as a travel piano.
What should you look for in a portable piano?
Five things, roughly in order: full-size keys, enough range for what you actually play, key travel and velocity levels deep enough to carry your dynamics, a sound engine you would be happy to record with, and battery life that survives a full rehearsal. Then check what is in the box — a sustain pedal and a carry bag are often sold separately.