VGRASSP Portable Electronic Piano Keyboard for Kids: ₹169 (58% off listed ₹399) on Amazon

Quick facts

Product overview

The VGRASSP Multi-Function Portable Electronic Piano Keyboard is a small, battery-operated musical toy marketed for babies and young children. Per the source listing, it is made from non-toxic ABS plastic with a smooth surface, and is described as producing "crisp and soothing" sound. It is positioned as an entry-level musical toy rather than a real instrument — a low-cost way to let a toddler bang out sounds and get a first exposure to a keyboard layout. Colour is shipped "as per stock," so you cannot pick a specific colour.

The offer is the kind of impulse-buy toy deal that appears frequently on deal aggregators: a steep percentage off a modest MRP, landing the effective price near the cost of a snack. At ₹169 it is cheap enough that expectations should be set accordingly — this is a toy, not a learning keyboard with weighted keys or accurate tuning.

Why consider it

• Very low out-of-pocket cost. If the ₹169 price holds at checkout, this is among the cheaper electronic toy keyboards available.
• Gift / stocking-filler territory. Suitable as a small birthday gift or return gift for young children where the goal is novelty, not musical accuracy.
• Portable and lightweight. Being a small battery-powered unit, it travels easily and needs no setup.
• Brand-name listing on Amazon. Sold under the VGRASSP brand through Amazon India, so returns and A-to-z protections apply if the order is placed via Amazon.

Pros and cons

Who should buy it

This suits a parent or relative looking for a cheap, novelty musical toy for a young child (roughly toddler age) where durability and musical accuracy are not priorities. It is not for anyone shopping for a beginner's actual keyboard lesson instrument, or for whom colour matching matters. Because the price is unverified, only commit if the Amazon checkout page shows the ₹169 (or lower) figure before you pay.

Final verdict

A genuinely cheap kids' toy keyboard if the advertised ₹169 holds at Amazon checkout. The 58%-off framing is plausible for this category but could not be confirmed — the Amazon product page returned an error during verification, and an automated price probe returned inconsistent figures (₹500 vs ₹399), which I do not trust. Treat this as a documented lead, not a confirmed deal: click through, verify the final price and availability on Amazon, and only buy if it lands at or near ₹169. At that price it is a reasonable impulse buy for a toddler; at anything close to the ₹399 MRP, skip it.