This is my third unit. He learned to play the first part of the Moonlight Sonata, Yin no piano and other compositions on it. Unfortunately, due to lack of time, I put off the dream of learning how to play for a short time. I sold the piano to a young family, I hope it will be more useful there. Got pros: After NP-11 the sound is pleasant. The piano is just something. Simplicity. Got cons: A year and a half later, the case began to resonate due to the speakers. Not critical, but perhaps he did

Pros: Excellent sound, I am pleased with the presence of a headphone jack (but you need an adapter), good design, relatively compact dimensions Cons: The keys are slightly harder to press than on an acoustic piano, so you should try to play with good technique so that your fingers do not get tired.

Got pros: The feeling of a real phono, the sound, the keys, I like everything. Got cons: The included sustain pedal is actually just a button. There is a pedal FC3A, with the function of a semi-pedal, after its purchase, claims to the pedal disappeared.

Has pros: Very good tool! Tactile keys are very similar to the piano! Nothing fancy, great simple instrument with great sound! Its cons: There is not enough screen, built-in speakers of average quality.

Behind the music school in the piano class))), the price and quality correspond, there is a very necessary function that may not be in other electronic phos, but changing the volume of the sound from the force of pressing the key is important! A trifle that is a little takes out a low music stand))), well, if you want to find fault))), in general, a very good thing👌🏼

Many of my friends, and now I have such a device. Everyone around says that this is the best option for a beginner. I have the opposite opinion, a beginner's tool should be as expensive and better as his parents' pocket pulls. The quality of the sound for the further correct education of the student's auditory perception, the shades of semitones, the heaviness of the keys for training the fingers and hands are the most important, and not the built-in sound of the organ, so this instrument will…

The Yamaha sound is amazing! It was possible to compare with a budget tool from another affordable manufacturer. This is heaven and earth. From the lower Yamaha speakers, it's not bad "blowing" at maximum volume! I think the best option for beginners. But getting into the jack with a headphone plug is a living hell. It's in a recess at the bottom of the back! But this is such a trifle, compared with the rest of the benefits. Connecting headphones is much more convenient from the bottom side,

The term of use is 11 months. My level is 4-5 grade of music school. If I had known about my right hand, I would have added money and bought more expensive, but in principle I do not regret my choice. In general, a good tool)) For an entry-level, you can’t imagine better. I chose, of course, between him and Cassio 130, the sound is better with Yamaha. This bribed. I recommend. Different pros: The keys are fully weighted, very pleasant to the touch, it is a pleasure to play. Almost…

Got pros: I liked everything that is required from a compact piano, namely the size, mobility, functionality, in general, and the sound is very good. Has some cons: Individual keys make a very harsh sound at maximum volume. You may need to use the services of a specialist. How serious this defect is, I don’t know yet, I hope for the best.

With its pros: Of the advantages: sufficient functionality for a novice musician. The price pleased. Some cons: The sound is weak. You could add a few watts, but this is an insignificant drawback. For many, it will seem like a virtue when their "Mozart" starts playing music. .☺

Three months ago, I received this piano as a gift. I always wanted an extra instrument so that I could practice normally in the late evenings. At first I liked it, the sound, of course, is completely different from a normal piano, but it will do for working out the material. Soon he began to notice that after practicing on it, he began to play worse on his acoustic piano. The fingers seem to have become weaker, while on the Yamaha itself everything sounds smooth and clear. I was already upset…

The advantages are a continuation of the disadvantages and vice versa: you can change the sound volume, but at a low volume the piano moves away from the acoustic one in terms of sound quality and similarity. But you can play with headphones at least all night. There is no display and control buttons, but the design is laconic, all settings are made with the keys (you can’t figure it out without instructions). There are few built-in instruments (timbres), but people who buy electronic pianos…

Very cool budget piano for the money. It's a bit scary, of course, to play melodies in ff, because I'm afraid for the keys, but these are personal feelings) In general, the described minuses are insignificant and easily overlapped by pluses. Has some pros: - Great sound quality. Very similar to acoustics - 2 Grand Piano modes - 88 keys - Full weight hammer action. - There is, in general, a convenient metronome Has some cons: - No fixation for the pedal. That is, it will need to be propped up…

The sound is just incredible! Compared with other pianos in this price range, Yamaha definitely wins in terms of sound depth.

Sound example: ? v=Yc_6sdat2SI After 8 months of use, the USBcomnnector fell off. I called the service center, asked how much the replacementcomsts - they said 5.000r. I looked on the Internet for prices for thesecomnnectors: 10-20r apiece. A markup of 50.000% - this is the business of thecompany. Forcomparison: the KORG service center offered to solder 40 buttons on the N364 synthesizer for 4000s. In general, I dismantled the piano, removed the motherboard, took it to acomputer workshop…

Pros: playing) Nice keystrokes normal sound The ability to play with headphones (it's a pity you can not connect wireless, it would be a cool feature) Has cons: The disadvantages are more likely in the native stand, bought separately than in the piano itself

You can buy a stand made of chipboard, to which the piano is attached quickly and firmly. All mounting holes match the yamaha exactly.

We took the child to study at a music school, but now we ourselves sometimes play with my wife. Learn simple melodies. I recommend!

I took this model 1.5 years ago, I had never played the piano before. After about 8 months of use, I tried to play a real piano for the first time and was a little disappointed: in comparison with a real instrument, Yamaha's sound is like a toy and frivolous, and the keys are too "light" or something. In general, for the money a good tool for people like me (game for myself, from scratch), but in the end, you will most likely feel its limits and want something brighter, more powerful and richer

Bought for myself. Many years ago I graduated from a musical school, and at 40+ the desire to play woke up. Intsroomet suited me completely, I immediately bought a strong stand, headphones, so as not to annoy anyone . . The tool suits my specific needs.