As a construction, it is beautiful but otherwise it has many disadvantages:

The speaker is of low volume and poor quality, worse than 10 euro games in some cases.

The keys are huge, wider than those of a regular piano. I can't play well myself, let alone a child trying. The touch of the keys is quite good, however, it often plays on its own or doesn't register the presses (even if I clean the surface).

Its programming is very limited. Besides playing note by note (or drums, etc.), the only other thing it has is a very small repertoire of songs. These songs are meant for the child to learn to play on their own, indicating which note to play on the keyboard. But the implementation of this idea is so poor that I don't think any child would be interested.

The fact that the keys are touch-sensitive makes the piano less interesting, at least for our child.

In general, in our case, the child has a great love for anything that makes sounds. From musical books and games to a real guitar. This piano has left him consistently indifferent for the month we have had it.

If it had better sound and a wider range of repertoire, rhythms, etc., it would be quite good. As it is, it's not worth it.