88-Key Full Size Digital Piano Weighted Keyboard with Sustain Pedal

We needed to replace our keyboard and this one is definitely an upgrade. It is the same set up as a normal piano except doesn't take up as much space and one person can carry it. The sound is excellent and this allows me to plug in headphones so I can practice without annoying anyone around.

I ordered this keyboard to have an instrument for practicing for my vacation in U.S.A. So I didn’t wanted to spend to much money. So I didn’t expected too much but what I got was a little disappointing. The action is only semi-weighted and there is no way of fine-tuning the velocity curve. The dynamics are extremely limited and the internal tones are super unnatural. The onboard speaker produce a lot of noise of loose vibrating parts and the overall sound is very harsh and cheep. Some customers complained about their keyboard doesn’t turn on. I figured out that this happens when you turn on the power while having something connected to the USB midi port. If you unplug your USB Midi cable and power on your keyboard again it’s a working as supposed to, but this is a major issue. I will mostly use it having my iPad or MacBook connected so I can use my Piano Plug-ins but this keyboard produces somewhat random velocity values so you need a midi filter and flatten everything above aprox. 80 or 90 to get somewhat solid results. If you want to invest money in a serious Stage Piano this is not for you. If you need something for your holiday practice routine for a few weeks this might work but I can’t think of any other use case. Too expensive for a keyboard toy and too cheep for a real stage piano. Hope this review is helpful to someone.

This is a gorgeous piano. I would only recommend this to ABSOLUTE beginners. If you have had any prior piano experience, this will likely feel like a downgrade from what you had before. It feels great to play, but the sound isn't very good. Again, it's good for getting the ball rolling, but if you have any long term or professional plans in piano playing, I would recommend getting a higher quality budget piano.

EDIT: The piano I got seemed to have been used. When it arrived, there was a little bit of dirt and even hair so I suspected it was returned. What confirmed my suspicions was the included sustain pedal, it is heavily marked up and damaged from use. Even though their seller policy claims they thoroughly inspect returned products... To top it off, the piano won't turn on. Will update my review once this gets resolved with customer service.

We donated to a church in Mexico and they loved it.