MagicLineHard Shell Rolling Keyboard Case 52.4"x13.4"x6.7" for 88 Note Keyboards and Electric Pianos, 88 Key Keyboard Rigid Case Bag with Wheels

VERY FUNCTIONAL AND USE IT FOR LIGHTS

As long as this case fits your piano, it's a very convenient way to move it around. It's well-constructed, and feels sturdy. There's straps to secure the piano within the case to keep it from moving around. Pouches on the top to hold music, accessories, power supplies, pedals, etc, to help make it a self-contained case experience. Wheels on the case make it a much better experience than carrying around a piano by itself.

My middle daughter loves to play her electric keyboard, she is musically engaged. When we bought the keyboard, the thought was it would stay at home. Thus not needing any sort of case for the keyboard. However, now that she is a bit older she wants to bring this along for trips and over to her girlfriends house for sleepovers. Knowing this and what we paid for the keyboard- a hard case would be the best way to protect the keyboard. I did some research and found this Hard Shell Rolling case by MagicLine. From what I could discern, this case had almost every feature that I have been looking for. Below, I will outline some of the features that led me to this decision.*Design: Simplistic Black Hard Shell Rolling Case-Durable-88 Keyboard case and Electric pianos - Wheels*Dimensions for your reference: 52.4 x 13.4 x 6.7 inches (this works with an 88 keyboard)*Reinforced armors on the corners to ensure your keyboard is secure and free from anything that would case damage*Water resistant Oxford Cloth 1680D rated*Load capacity: 110.2 lbs*Built in wheels- makes transporting super simple*(2) exterior pockets*Outer Shell is made with Plastic and wood panels- this was done to perfection. Keeps her keyboard in place, despite the movement in the trunk*Adjustable lid strapsAll in all, I find that the designer created a very first-class Keyboard rolling case. I'm deeply impressed with how well this was constructed. It is solid in strength, even more than some suitcases. The style factor is very good. A very simplistic Hard Shell Rolling Keyboard case. Based on a very good outcome- I would recommend this to other consumers. I do appreciate you taking time to read my review. I hope it has been informative and helpful. :)

I got this for my son's many musical instruments. He says his keyboards—yes, more than one—fit into it easily and securely. Right now, they're stored in our unfinished basement, and the contents are safe and dry despite the persistent humidity. He's thrilled! When it comes time for me to ship his keyboards to him, I'm certain this case will travel well.

I have several electric pianos and synthesizers and always need another case. This one is very well made and offers lots of protection. It holds everything from my largest 88 key to both my 61 and 49 key. It has wheels for easy, safe transportation. It appears it will stand up to lots of abuse but keep your instrument in one piece.

This is one fabulous protective keyboard carrying/travel case in my opinion! It is very well made throughout, durable, and does a great job of protecting my investment. I like that it has wheels built in for easy maneuvering and transport, and there is also ample storage in the additional zippered pockets. I also like that it will stand up vertically on its own. To date, I am very happy with this product, so it receives the top five star ranking and recommendation from me for sure!

I have a Korg SP-280 and I ordered this without verifying my keyboard would fit or not. To be completely honest - it's a *tough* too narrow for my specific keyboard. I was still able to get it inside, strapped in and zipped but it took a bit more effort than I'm sure the manufacturer intended and I'm sure they would have advised me against this particular case for my keyboard. So no error on their part, at all. The quality is top notch, from the zippers to the straps to the exterior pockets... all extremely well made. Highly recommend!

This case is exactly as you see it on the product page. Based on the dimensions, I already knew it was a perfect fit for a board like the Yamaha P225. I don't have one yet, but I've been shopping for one in the P line and figured I'd go ahead and get this case first.It's very sturdy, and the wheels roll easily. It will certainly make traveling with a full-size stage piano ten times easier than my bag without wheels. It's got convenient pockets for music or a tablet and great cushions to keep your rig secure inside the case.I know someone will be curious, so I went ahead and took a pic to show that this case is strictly for the slimmer stage pianos, NOT larger workstations. For an example, I tried to put my Casio WK 6600 in it. It won't fit (unless you want to break the case.) Likewise, my Yamaha YPG-625 is too large for it, but I knew that before getting it.Just remember to check the dimensions before you buy, and you'll get a perfect case.