Item no.
E0635
Age
From 12 months
Parts
1
Pixel Piano
Ignite your child’s passion for music with the Dynamic Pixel Piano! With three engaging modes, children can explore melodies, discover pixelated animals and their sounds and learn to play songs with guided lights. Perfect for developing fine motor skills, colour recognition and rhythm, this interactive piano transforms learning into magical, sensory fun.
- Interactive piano toy with lights, sounds and pixel art for creative and educational play
- Explore piano melodies and pixel art in three modes
- Guided lights teach children to play five songs
- Vibrant pixel display sparks curiosity and wonder
- Develop fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination
- Promotes creativity and a love for music in children
- Tested to EN 71 toy safety
- Educational learning toys
- Developed with educators since 1986
Thoughtful design
Thoughtfully designed for play
Learning through play
What your child develops through play
Play tip
Press the three buttons on the upper left to toggle between modes:
1. Piano Mode: Unleash creativity with free play. Press keys for piano tones and see lights ascend on screen.
2. Pixel Piano Mode: Enter a pixelated realm! Tap keys to unveil 9 animals and their unique sounds.
3. Learn with Lights Mode: Follow lit keys to master 5 songs. Let lights guide your melody in this engaging mode.
The facts
Specifications & service
Specifications
Title
Pixel Piano
Product number
E0635
Age Group
From 12 months
Number of Parts
1
Number of Batteries
4
Size
23.5 x 23 x 5.6 cm
Weight
0.7 kg
Material
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Write to usFrom what age is it suitable?
Our age recommendation: From 12 months.
How many parts are included?
The set includes 1 parts.
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Does it need batteries?
Yes, it needs 4 × AA batteries.
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