Has some pros: Good digital piano, you can adjust the volume, it has everything you need and even more for a music school student Has some cons: There is no cover included, you will have to think about how to cover the keys or sew a cover

I wrote to support about the lack of detail, namely the power supply for the piano, due to the fact that it was not available, they could not check the quality of the work and sound of the piano, the seller did not answer and did not respond to my complaint. I had to go myself, look for and buy a power supply, the impressions were not the best. Buying a piano for a lot of money and not getting all the parts that should be included in the kit leaves few good impressions. The seller wrote gave a…

I use this device so as not to forget how to press the keys, since I have a normal tool in another apartment. This piano will not replace a live instrument, but will allow you to practice or repeat previously learned pieces.

In principle, the manufacturer declares this class of piano as a beginner. The next episodes are much more interesting. So it is and do not expect more. I bought to record sampled piano sounds on a computer, this option turned out to be enough for me. But for more advanced use, of course, you need to choose one and a half times more expensive. Its pros: Budget piano. Hammer system. Good sound. There is a metronome, and tuning by hertz tone. A couple of sounds. Minimum buttons. Its cons: Despite

I'm a little disappointed. The right hand failed. The dimensions of this yamaha for a stationary piano are quite normal, nothing more. It is not intended to be taken anywhere. The sound is also not as full as the sellers described to me. The piano is suitable for those who want to play "for themselves", and for those who have already graduated from the music school and no longer need to take exams in music. Unfortunately, this instrument is not suitable for professional piano lessons. From the…

The first digital piano in our family, my wife likes it, especially after her children's Soviet oak pianos, this is heaven and earth, she plays with pleasure)

A year after playing this piano, I suddenly realized that the volume of the extracted sounds is always the same, no matter how hard you press the keys. Sadness, pain, longing, decay. Useful on . Market, look at the technical specifications - however, they write that this model is sensitive to pressure. Hm. There is also an instruction! Bingo! It turns out that if you press the [GRAND PIANO/FUNCTION] button and the keys A2 to C3 at the same time, the touch sensitivity of the keys will…

Has some pros: Full size keys. Tactile sensations are as close as possible to a real piano. Cons: The speakers are rather weak, but this is individual. Much more enjoyable to play with headphones.

For an instrument of this class, the best keys in terms of tactility. Maximum resemblance to a real piano. This is important for initial learning. Yamaha also has the richest sound. Both on top and bottom. On the bottom especially. Compared in store before buying. There he made his choice. I bought it for my wife, who suddenly remembered her childhood. Unexpectedly for himself, he sat down. I myself sing with the guitar, but then I tried it, and now I try to sing with pleasure already with the…

I hesitated between Roland and Yamaha, decided to opt for the second one, which I later regretted very much. Yamaha models: 1. Very heavy, bulky, absolutely not suitable for carrying. 2. The sound is deaf, like from a basement. Yes, there is a real phono function, but it is impossible to play on it (the lower acts are much louder than the upper ones, which spoils the composition as a whole). At this point, it's better to report a little to Roland than to suffer from this horror later. 3. There…

A good solution for an apartment, a compact piano, keystrokes like on a real piano, the sound depends on the speed of pressing and the feel of the hammer mechanism with your fingers. Built-in metronome, in general, everything you need to study.

Some pros: Great sounding, in this model you can find everything you need to play Its cons: There is no cover to cover the keyboard and protect it a little from dust

Bought for my daughter (4 years old). Never played myself. But I ended up playing. My daughter, on the other hand, learned to press Function and thresh on all the keys in a row. Some in this case run demo tunes. As a result, the sensitivity of the keys periodically went astray. In order not to open the instructions every time, I signed the sensitivity adjustment keys with a pencil.

Super quality / price, the keyboard is incomparable (for the price), for initial training - an excellent choice, it is better to buy a normal pedal, a minimum of controls (advanced control through the keys) is both a plus and a minus (but you get used to it quickly), dust protection is a cape. Who is limited in funds - it is better not to find a tool. With its pros: Keyboard (for a year of operation - like new), sound on good headphones, timbres, price, sampling is excellent, very satisfied…

Has some pros: Realistic sound, feel of the keys, the instrument itself is visually pleasing Its cons: Immediately there was no opportunity to buy a stand in the order for the store

The choice was between Casio CDP-S100 and this Yamaha. Yamaha won by a slight advantage in sound. Casio is richer in modes, but they are secondary.

Got pros: Great product for this money! The keyboard is comfortable, it's very cool that there is a metronome function and other sounds besides the piano Cons: The sound in the headphones is very mechanized, the tail rings, it is difficult to practice, regardless of the quality of the headphones