Review on Roland FP-10 digital piano black by Petar Dimitrov ᠌

In the price segment 30 (+ - 2 tr) from competitors considered: Yamaha P45 and Casio CDP-S100. Sounds like the Yamaha. But both of these models have a 2-touch keyboard. I plan to use it in MIDI mode 50% of the time. Therefore, the choice fell on Roland, as this model has a 3-touch keyboard, as on more expensive models. Besides polyphony in 96 voices against 64 at competitors. And what is important for me - Bluetooth MIDI - connection to a computer without wires. Therefore, the choice fell on Roland, which I do not regret at all. Playing this instrument is a pleasure. The keys are moderately hard, with good feedback. Matte. Black - with spraying, white - with a fine texture. Fingers do not slip, do not leave prints. The sound is quite loud even at half, with a margin. It is possible to play quietly. Everything is heard clearly, at any volume without any distortion. Synthetic overtones are not noticed. The sound is bright, clear, colorful, lively. All 4 piano timbres are very worthy! Other timbres are also chosen with love. Beginning pianists will benefit from learning modes: a metronome and a mobile app. I built the stand myself, from a fairly thick tree. By tradition from the next branch (about FP-30) I attach a photo. But it can also resonate at high volume (see disadvantages). I picked up the purpose of the function keys using the "poke" method. Made up a table. Also in attachment. Perhaps someone will be useful. I hope the new instructions will describe the keys. It's good that after turning off the settings are reset, so it's not scary to press something wrong (although it would be possible to make a reset button). I can safely recommend this model for purchase in the budget price segment. I am sure that playing this instrument will bring only joy. It's great to have such a model! If you do not plan to buy the FP-30 or more expensive, then the FP-10 will be a worthy, in no way inferior alternative.