Amazon Basics 88 Semi-Weighted Keys Portable Digital Piano with Sustain Pedal, 2 Speakers, 140 Timbres, 200 Rhythms, 16 Demo Songs, Metronome, Lesson Mode, Black

This piano was the greatest thing to help my son to practice! The sound quality is ish but gets the job done! It functions properly and is very easy to use. It feels very professional.

I received a faulty keyboard, when turning it on the lights will flicker and eventually will turn off, then unable to turn back on, I didn't even get to hear the sound of the piano for the exception of a few seconds. Returned the keyboard and got exactly the same issue!!! I noticed that both boxes where cello taped so I guess both of them were returns as well. So so disappointed about this item!! DO NOT BUY!!

Bought this on a lightning deal in December for £91. It was the cheapest 88 key semi weighted keyboard available anywhere by a country mile. Got to admit it concerned me that there were so few reviews and no YouTube videos to hear what the sound quality was like. I figured I'd take a chance and just return it if it was poor but got to say I'm pleasantly surprised. Have not delved in to all the functions yet but the overall sound quality (for the main piano sound) is decent enough and the unit feels sturdy and well made. It has a headphone socket (which I am using to not bombard my neighbours with my appalling playing). Please note that the headphone jack is one of the bigger types so you will need an adapter if you have regular earphones with a small connector. I think it would be reasonable to pay up to £150 for this, at the £200+ price point there are better known brands but absolutely can't knock this for the price especially if you're a beginner.

Like different functions has built in tunes and time counter.

Bought this on a lightning deal for my nephew's Christmas and decided to buy another for myself out of envy! It's big and sturdy at 6kg. The plastic quality is what you would expect at this price range and there are lots of great functions. Instructions are a bit tricky to follow compared to synthesisers I've had in the past, which had lots more buttons and text on the body. The sound quality is fine and you won't find a cheaper for a full size keyboard.

DO NOT BUY! Sound quality is terrible, as soon as you start to play multiple notes the speakers produce a loud static noise. It may be that mine was faulty but a cheaper keyboard would have sounded better. The whole keyboard has a cheap feel to it despite spending nearly £150 on it. Would not recommend for anyone who seriously wants to start learning how to play.

It's perfect for anyone who isn't a professional. I paid less than the current price but would probably have ordered it anyway. It's perfect for a home dabbler like me. Replaced my upright piano which took months to get rid of. I bought a soft carrier which is essential to keep it in clean condition. Now I store it under the sideboard and my lounge is piano free.

Why did you choose this product over others?: I usually trust Amazon Basics over other brands. They typically offer excellent value whilst having an adequate product. This one isn't the exception from the norm. Amazon should be removing their branding from this product immediately. As a basic learning keyboard (i.e. sheet paper/tablet) it's fine. The keyboard size is excellent, suited to adults. I'm afraid that's the limit. Connecting to PC worked well at first, for about 10 minutes and ok with Yusician. After 10 minutes, I received the dreaded "USB Device Not Recognized, The last USB device you connected to this computer malfunctioned". Ok so fine, here's all the steps I have taken to try to get it working: * Changed to a whole range of USB Ports * Booted up Windows 10 instead (main OS is Windows 11) * Installed Ubuntu Linux * Tried other devices I cannot recommend this product (for midi PC interaction) in this instance. Amazon should be removing their branding immediately, it's tarnishing otherwise excellent reputation. I am frustrated, furious after a rather long night trying to get it to work. I'm extremely scared of buying anything that appears similar in fear that it might contain the same chipset. Probably go Yamaha or Roland or something next week.