Review on Digital piano YAMAHA P-45 black by Bogdan Atanasov ᠌

I chose between three models that differ significantly in price. P-45, P-115 and YDP-S31. I read the reviews, watched the videos, listened to everything. I really wanted to take the YDP-S31 in a wooden case. However, its price is now 72900. P-115 was offered to me for 48000 along with a stand for it. And I found the P-45 in the Hong Kong store, the official dealer of Yamaha, for only 26,000s. Purpose of purchase: Teaching a 6 year old daughter to play the piano. And play it myself. I am an amateur musician, my instrument is the guitar. She sang for a long time in the choir at the University, spent her childhood backstage at the Opera House. In the sense that I do not consider my hearing to be mediocre, the notes and sound quality are not an empty phrase for me :) I strongly doubted that I could spend 48or more on a tool. And that it was really necessary. As a result, I came to the store and compared all these tools. I liked the P-115 less than the P-45. They have a difference, but not 20 In addition, the P-115 basses are heavy and the tops are clogged. I noticed this even in the store, where there is not complete silence. As for the YDP-S31 - a good thing, the body is nice, the lid. I didn't like the fact that the keys are lighter than the P-45. I think this is important, because on a real piano, the keys are heavy in lessons, just like the P-45. Because the YDP series is not suitable yet. Together with the stand and delivery, 28,200s came out. My children and I play at home and are very happy. A cover is not really needed, just throwing a beautiful blanket on it is quite justified from dust and very inexpensive. And it's definitely better than the MIDI keyboard + computer option. I had a good M-Audio keyboard before with semi-weighted keys. It is not suitable for teaching. Trouble with software for sound, without a computer anywhere. The keys are not at all realistic, and the fact that the sound comes from the speakers, and not from the instrument, hits the brain. This option was terrible and I'm glad Yamaha P-45,