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nhuycka 88 Key Keyboard Bag (B)

The larger of two all-but-identical 88-key bags on this shelf, and the one whose seller writes more down: Oxford fabric, a water-resistant exterior, a padded bottom panel and smooth two-way zippers.

nhuycka water-resistant Oxford 88-key keyboard bag with front pocket

nhuycka 88 Key Keyboard Bag (B)

The larger of two all-but-identical 88-key bags on this shelf, and the one whose seller writes more down: Oxford fabric, a water-resistant exterior, a padded bottom panel and smooth two-way zippers.

Stated model fit
Yamaha DGX-670, 2021 to present, and compatible 88-key keyboards, digital pianos, MIDI keyboards and portable electric pianos (maker’s bullet)
Stated size
B: 140 × 44 × 17 — given in the title with no unit. Read as centimeters it is 55.1 × 17.3 × 6.7 in. The near-identical bag on this shelf states A: 135 × 33 × 17, five centimeters shorter and eleven shallower
Shell
Oxford fabric with reinforced stitching, and a water-resistant exterior against light splashes, dust and everyday debris (maker’s bullet). No fabric weight is given; two cases on this shelf publish 600D and 900D
Padding
Described as thick internal padding with a soft inner lining, and a padded bottom panel. No thickness is published. One keyboard case on this shelf publishes 6.6 mm (0.26 in) (maker’s bullet)
Closure
Smooth two-way zippers with a wide opening, and reinforced stitching at frequently handled areas (maker’s bullet)
Storage
One large zippered front pocket, stated for sheet music, sustain pedals, power adapters, cables, headphones and music books (maker’s bullet)
Carrying
Reinforced handles and an adjustable shoulder strap — a single strap, where three cases on this shelf carry on the back (maker’s bullet)
Load rating
nhuycka puts nothing in writing on this. No case on this shelf states what its straps will carry
Manufacturer reference
132797_nhuycka-18883804-AA-02 — a marketplace identifier rather than a maker’s code
Weight
1,000 g (35.3 oz) in the product record — and the twin on this shelf also records 1,000 g (35.3 oz) exactly. That is a shipping figure, not a weighed bag, and nothing here is ranked on it
Amazon reference
B0HH7Y8B62
EAN
3832899099394
  • Four published facts its twin lacks: Oxford fabric, water resistance, two-way zippers and a padded bottom
  • Eleven centimeters deeper than the twin, which is the dimension a speaker cabinet eats
  • Six dollars more than a bag most readers could not tell apart from it

Best for: An 88-key piano with a speaker cabinet or a deep rear panel, where 33 centimeters would not close.

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Specifications

Stated model fit
Yamaha DGX-670, 2021 to present, and compatible 88-key keyboards, digital pianos, MIDI keyboards and portable electric pianos (maker’s bullet)
Stated size
B: 140 × 44 × 17 — given in the title with no unit. Read as centimeters it is 55.1 × 17.3 × 6.7 in. The near-identical bag on this shelf states A: 135 × 33 × 17, five centimeters shorter and eleven shallower
Shell
Oxford fabric with reinforced stitching, and a water-resistant exterior against light splashes, dust and everyday debris (maker’s bullet). No fabric weight is given; two cases on this shelf publish 600D and 900D
Padding
Described as thick internal padding with a soft inner lining, and a padded bottom panel. No thickness is published. One keyboard case on this shelf publishes 6.6 mm (0.26 in) (maker’s bullet)
Closure
Smooth two-way zippers with a wide opening, and reinforced stitching at frequently handled areas (maker’s bullet)
Storage
One large zippered front pocket, stated for sheet music, sustain pedals, power adapters, cables, headphones and music books (maker’s bullet)
Carrying
Reinforced handles and an adjustable shoulder strap — a single strap, where three cases on this shelf carry on the back (maker’s bullet)
Load rating
nhuycka puts nothing in writing on this. No case on this shelf states what its straps will carry
Manufacturer reference
132797_nhuycka-18883804-AA-02 — a marketplace identifier rather than a maker’s code
Weight
1,000 g (35.3 oz) in the product record — and the twin on this shelf also records 1,000 g (35.3 oz) exactly. That is a shipping figure, not a weighed bag, and nothing here is ranked on it
Amazon reference
B0HH7Y8B62
EAN
3832899099394

Eighty-eight keys. Stated B: 140 × 44 × 17. Oxford fabric, water resistant, reinforced stitching. Thick internal padding and a padded bottom. Smooth two-way zippers. A large front pocket. $85.99.

This bag has a twin on this shelf, and saying so first is the only useful way to review either. Both are sold for Yamaha DGX-670. Both record 1,000 g (35.3 oz) in the product data — the same figure to the gram, which is a shipping bucket and not a weighed bag. Both carry a marketplace identifier where a maker’s code should be. Read side by side, the two listings differ in size, price, and how much each seller chose to write down.

On size: 140 × 44 × 17 against 135 × 33 × 17. Five centimeters longer, and eleven deeper. Depth is the dimension that actually defeats a keyboard bag — an 88-key piano with a built-in speaker cabinet or a thick rear panel runs well past its nominal figure, and a bag that is two centimeters short in depth will not close over it at all.

On documentation, this is the better-served listing: Oxford fabric, water resistant, two-way zippers, padded bottom. Four things the twin does not state. None of them is dramatic. All four are the kind of thing a buyer finds out either from the listing or from the bag.

The padded bottom is the one worth dwelling on. A case is rarely dropped; it is set down, over and over, on concrete and stage edges, and it lands on that one panel — which is also the panel that gets thinned first, because no photograph shows it. The only other case on this shelf that addresses it does so with a number: 6.6 mm (0.26 in) on all six sides.

Which is the gap here, as it is on the twin. No padding thickness. No fabric weight, where two cases on this shelf publish 600D and 900D. And a single shoulder strap, where three of the eight cases here go on the back.

Six dollars buys depth and four written facts. If the instrument fits 135 by 33 with room to spare, the cheaper twin is the honest answer.

Availability

Read on the day this page was built: $86 at the American Amazon shop.

Read from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and price both move without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 2026-10-07. The live price is at the top of the page.

The questions players ask

Why pay more than the near-identical bag on this shelf?

For depth and for documentation. The size is B: 140 × 44 × 17 against the other’s A: 135 × 33 × 17 — five centimeters longer and eleven deeper, and depth is the dimension that defeats a bag when the piano has a built-in speaker cabinet or a thick rear panel. The second reason is what the seller writes down: Oxford fabric, a water-resistant exterior, two-way zippers and a padded bottom, none of which appear in the twin’s listing. Neither publishes a padding thickness, and both record exactly 1,000 g (35.3 oz). If 135 by 33 fits with room to spare, the other bag saves six dollars.

Does a padded bottom matter?

More than most published features on this shelf. A case is not usually dropped; it is set down, repeatedly, on concrete and on stage edges, and it lands on its bottom face. That is also the panel manufacturers thin out first, because nobody inspects it in a photograph. A seller stating a padded bottom is stating the thing that gets used. The other case on this shelf that addresses the same panel is the one publishing 6.6 mm (0.26 in) on all six sides — which is a figure rather than a word, and still the only figure here.

Instruments it is stated to fit

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