Digital Piano Keyboard 88 Key Semi-Weighted for Beginners,Full Size Electric Piano with Stand,Triple Pedal,Adapter,Sheet Music Stand,Headphone,USB-MIDI Compatible,Wood Grain Brown

I recently bought the Digital Piano Keyboard for Beginners with a full-size 88-key semi-weighted keyboard, and it has been an incredible purchase! As someone who is new to learning the piano, this keyboard has proven to be a fantastic and affordable choice. Here’s a detailed breakdown of why I’m so pleased with it:Pros:Full-Size 88 Keys: The 88 full-sized keys give you the authentic piano experience, which is perfect for beginners who want to learn proper technique. The keys are responsive and offer a good range for playing a variety of songs.Semi-Weighted Keys: The semi-weighted keys are a great compromise between the feel of an acoustic piano and a digital keyboard. They offer a bit of resistance while playing, giving a more authentic touch than a non-weighted keyboard, but without the full heaviness of a weighted key, making it easier for beginners to press down the keys.Great Sound Quality: For a beginner digital piano, the sound quality is impressive. It has a variety of voices, including grand piano, electric piano, and more, which make practicing more fun and engaging. The built-in speakers produce clear, resonant sound, though it can be connected to external speakers for an even fuller sound.Affordable Price: Considering the features, the price is extremely reasonable. It provides a lot of value for the money, especially for anyone who is just starting their piano journey and doesn’t want to spend a fortune on a more expensive model.User-Friendly Interface: The keyboard is very easy to use, with intuitive controls and an accessible layout. The buttons are straightforward, and changing settings or switching between sounds is quick and easy, even for someone with no previous experience.Built-In Learning Tools: The piano comes with a few built-in learning features, such as demo songs and a metronome, which help beginners with rhythm and timing. While it doesn't have advanced lessons like some higher-end models, these simple features are helpful for starting out.Lightweight and Portable: It’s relatively lightweight for an 88-key keyboard, making it easy to move around or store if needed. This makes it a great option for people with limited space or those who need to transport it for lessons.Cons:Not as Expressive as Higher-End Models: While the semi-weighted keys are great for beginners, they don’t offer the same level of expressiveness as fully weighted keys found on more expensive pianos. However, this is to be expected given the price point.Limited Advanced Features: If you’re an advanced player or looking for a keyboard with a wide range of professional features (like touch sensitivity or more intricate sound customization), this may not meet all of your needs. But for beginners, it’s more than adequate.No Built-In Stand: The keyboard doesn’t come with a stand, so you'll need to purchase one separately if you don’t already have one. While this isn’t a huge issue, it’s something to keep in mind when setting up your keyboard.Final Thoughts:The Digital Piano Keyboard for Beginners with a full-size 88-key semi-weighted keyboard is an excellent choice for anyone starting to learn the piano. It offers a great balance of affordability, functionality, and realistic feel. The sound quality is solid, and the semi-weighted keys provide a nice playing experience without being overly heavy for beginners. If you're just starting your piano journey, this keyboard will serve you well and provide everything you need to learn and grow. Highly recommend!

The keys don’t FEEL weighted, but if you hit them harder, they are louder, and my fingers are definitely working harder than on my first purchase— a 66-key Casio keyboard with unweighted keys. I want to take piano lessons and found out I needed something with 88 weighted keys. This is stylish looking, has responsive keys, and sounds decent— not incredible, but good enough for my purposes. Has lots of different sounds. Easy to set up, and it’s great that the sustain pedal, power cord, and headphones are included. As another reviewer mentioned, the music stand doesn’t actually hold your music up, and clipping it is a bit awkward, but this purchase was fully worth the price point I got it at, which was ~$200. It is lightweight but sturdy.

The media could not be loaded. I am really loving this digital piano. I has so much to offer for such a low price. The quality of the sound is really good, as is the build and finish quality are excellent. It has a demo feature which plays 80 songs to give you an idea of what it is capable of. It has a rhythm section where you play a song and choose one of 600 (see photos) different rhythms that will play in the background. It also has a feature of 800 (see photos) different tones that when you play the keys it sounds like the tone you picked such as, a banjo, harmonica, accordian, saxophone and many many more. Note: you have to press the Timbre button and then +/- to locate the tone number you want (see photo and booklet) not a voice button which is a mistake in the booklet. This is not a piano just for beginners as anyone can have fun with it. There is a recording feature that records you playing, a built-in Metronome that keeps the beat when learning, a volume control, hookups for additional speakers and your computer or tablet so that you can use one of many apps online for lessons.There are a few other sellers of similar models, but they don't include the following accessories, really good quality headset (for playing privately), an attractive dustcover, a clip for your piano books, and key note stickers if you are a beginner. The customer service is helpful if you have any questions, and they return emails within 24 hours, usually less.

This seams to be a very serviceable entry level keyboard! The price is good, but perhaps could be better. Voices are the same ones repeated three times and I can not tell the difference between them, if any, so no, it does not have 600 different tones. However it is everything I need to begin learning to play piano and that is enough. I can't recommend to anyone else, because some may not want a full 88 keys to begin on, but a smaller more compact machine, or perhaps they would like a more traditional black color, I don't know. Choosing something like this is a very personal decision, and we all like something different now and again. SO, like I said, lots of sounds if not as many as advertised, lots of rhythms, overall a great choice for a serious beginner who doesn't want to break the bank, or rob one!

Everything came in the box completely in tact. The stand took about 10 minutes to assemble. The sound quality is amazing. The keys while not truly 'weighted' are hammer action so they do get louder if you press then harder and softer when you press lighter. The pedals all work appropriately. It came with a pair of headphones, a dust cloth, instruction booklet with an appendix for tones, rhythms, etc, a carry case for the keyboard itself, and stickers of you need to know which keys are which.A STEAL for the price. Higjly recommend for beginners and intermediate players.

Arrived very quickly, easy to assemble, excellent sound quality, esthetics simple and sharp looking. The headphones that come with it our very good quality. So many features to explore . I like the metronome feature . Fun for a new student or seasoned pianist. Comes with dust cover too. Very happy with this purchase.