Donner DSP-001 Sustain Pedal for Keyboard, Universal Piano Pedal with Polarity Switch for Digital Piano/Piano Keyboard/MIDI KeyboardSynthesizer, 1/4'' (6.35mm) Input Plug, 63'' (1.6m) Cable

This pedal has a switch on it so you can use it on midi keyboards. That was the main reason I got it. It’s got great build quality and does its job. Good buy

Nice sustain pedal, comfortable pressure. Worked out of the box. Using it with Arturia Keylab MK1, and it was recognized immediately. Makes a big difference in playing piano, have to try it on some of my other keyboards. Really a dandy pedal for the money. would buy again. may buy another as a backup and for use on other keyboards. I've got a yamaha this would be so nice on.... nice for home studio or other home use. Don't think it would last long on the road, but I may be wrong on this ascertion as I have not given it the musician's torture test.... after a couple of weeks, i did notice it slides around a bit, so I added some velcro, just the spiky bit, on the bottom, since I'm using it on carpet. That did the trick. I also added some glow in the dark stars to make it easier to see in the late evenings. Still love the pedal though, just needed a few tweaks to make it operational in my envrionment..

I'm using this with my YAMAHA brand keyboard. BUT... sometimes when I turn it on, it actually works BACKWARDS. If i don't press it, the notes hold, if i do, the notes are sharp. Otherwise, the pedal is just like my Roland brand electric piano (not the same thing as a keyboard, as it sounds different and has far more keys). The weight on the pedal is just what i call perfect, and it's as simple as plug it in, then play. It is Compatible with nearly any keyboard that has the default... what do you call it... uhh pluggy in thingy...🥲

Great for all level players! Great quality and sound, very very happy with my purchase!

Super durable pedal. I ordered this maybe 3 years ago and up until this year it still works. Just that the medal part slides off when playing, and I have to keep pushing it back in- but man for the price and how many years it lasted without it breaking??? It was worth the money. The pedal is smooth and easy to use.

Works just fine on my Yamaha keyboard. Seems to be sturdy and well made.

Great little pedal. Gets the job done. Looks nice. Got little rubber feet to keep it from sliding on smooth surfaces.

I have a Casio Privia PX-160 and the pedal included is a pain to use. Trust me, spend the fifteen bucks and get this pedal. It will add richness to your digital piano experience. It feels pretty close to a real piano sustain pedal. Unfortunately, this pedal suddenly went kaput after about a year and a half. I tried to take it apart to see if the wiring was messed up and fixable, but couldn't take the housing off. So I was all set to buy another one but I thought, "What the heck, might as well email the company and see if they can help me out." I went to their website and submitted a claim and they promptly replied saying they would send me a new one, no questions asked. Took a couple of weeks, but a brand new one arrived in the mail. Back in business!

My Privia piano pedal recently broke, so I decided to try this replacement I found on Amazon—and I’m so glad I did. It works perfectly with my keyboard and feels just like the original. The build quality is solid, the pedal has a nice weight to it, and the response is smooth and accurate. It’s very comfortable to use, and the sound response is consistent every time I play. For the price, this is an excellent replacement pedal. I’m very satisfied and highly recommend it to anyone needing a reliable piano pedal.

Works great with Yamaha PSR e383. No complaints.

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It’s quality product.

Good Product