Roland Drops GO:PIANO88, a Feature-Packed 88-Key Digital Piano for Beginners and Beyond

If you’ve been thinking about picking up the piano or need a lightweight, full-size digital keyboard that won’t break the bank, Roland’s got you covered. The company just unveiled the GO:PIANO88, a refreshed take on their beginner-friendly digital piano.

This thing is all about simplicity, portability, and great sound, making it a solid choice for anyone who wants a hassle-free playing experience.

To learn more about GO:PIANO88, visit Roland.com.

GO:PIANO88 At a Glance:

  • 88 full-size keys with an expressive touch, plus a sleek new look
  • Bluetooth and USB-C connectivity for playing along with songs and using music software
  • Battery-powered operation so you can play anywhere, no AC outlet needed

A Full-Size Keyboard With Lightweight Design

The GO:PIANO88 doesn’t cut corners when it comes to the feel of the keys. Roland gave it an 88-note full-size keyboard, just like an acoustic piano, so players get a natural and expressive touch. The ivory-feel keys give it a premium look, and the compact black exterior keeps things classy.

Despite its full-size keyboard, this thing is ultra-portable. Weighing just 12.8 lbs, it’s easy to pick up and move around. Plus, with built-in stereo speakers and battery operation, you can take it anywhere—your living room, a park, a friend’s house—without worrying about plugging in. And if you need to keep things quiet, just plug in some headphones and play without disturbing anyone.

Big Sounds, Smart Features

Roland packed this piano with some serious sound quality. The GO:PIANO88 isn’t just limited to acoustic piano tones—it also includes electric pianos, strings, organs, and even synthesizers, so you can experiment with different styles.

It also comes loaded with practice-friendly features. The onboard recording function lets you capture what you’re playing, and Bluetooth connectivity allows you to stream songs from your phone and play along. Want even more? The free Roland Piano App unlocks extra sounds, remote controls, and game-style lessons to make learning fun.

The GO:PIANO88 isn’t just about portability—it sounds way better than you’d expect for a keyboard at this price point. Roland has been making high-end digital pianos for decades, and that experience shows here. You get rich acoustic piano tones that respond naturally to your touch, making practice sessions more enjoyable.

But that’s not all. Roland packed this piano with tons of extra sounds, including electric pianos, strings, organs, brass, and even synthesizers. Whether you’re into classical, jazz, pop, or electronic music, you’ve got options.

To make practice easier, the onboard recording function lets you capture your playing and listen back to track your progress. Bluetooth and USB-C connectivity let you stream music from your phone and play along with your favorite songs or use music software like Roland’s Zenbeats for recording and production.

And if you want even more features, the free Roland Piano App adds 256 extra sounds, remote controls, and game-style lessons to help build skills in a fun way.

Who’s It For?

The GO:PIANO88 is a great pick for:

  • Beginners looking for a simple, easy-to-use digital piano
  • Casual players who want a portable instrument without sacrificing full-size keys
  • Musicians on the go who need a lightweight, battery-powered piano for travel or gigs
  • Students who need a practice keyboard with headphone support for quiet playing

Pricing and Availability

The Roland GO:PIANO88 is set to hit stores in March for $379.99. It also comes with a free one-year Roland Cloud Core membership, giving you access to over 500 digital scores and tons of other music tools.

For anyone looking for an easy-to-use, high-quality digital piano that won’t take up too much space, the GO:PIANO88 is worth checking out.

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