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The Kivdit is a roll-up electronic drum kit with nine pads covering snare, toms, bass and cymbals, plus two foot pedals for hi-hat and kick. It has built-in stereo speakers, Bluetooth accompaniment and MIDI, RGB lighting, 10 demo songs, 8 tones and 6 accompaniments, and a recording function. It suits beginners, kids and casual players who want a quiet, packable practice kit rather than a full-frame set. Against rivals like Alesis and Roland kits, it is far more portable and self-contained but has softer, less realistic pad feel and no velocity-sensitive response.
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Lowest price we've seen: $39.99 on Nov 3 at Walmart. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 3.
Buyers rate it around 3.7 out of 5. Most praise the portability, the built-in speakers and the value for beginners, while some complain about pad feel, pedal response and build quality.
This is a roll-up electronic drum kit made of silicone. It has 9 drum pads, including snare, tom, bass and cymbal pads, and comes with 2 foot pedals. The pads and buttons are simple and clear to use.
Two built-in stereo speakers play the sound. The kit has 9 volume levels and 3 reverb levels, plus a headphone and audio jack. It includes 10 demo songs, 8 tones and 6 accompaniments in styles such as Pop, Rock, Latin and Electronic. A recording function lets you play back your performance.
Bluetooth accompaniment and Bluetooth MIDI let you connect the kit to other devices for drum games and music creation. It also supports DTX games. The RGB LED light has three modes: Constant Light, Rhythm Jumping and Off. A built-in rechargeable battery gives 6 to 8 hours of playtime. The kit rolls up for portability.
