Longeye Digital Piano 88 Keys Wood Piano Keyboard Semi Weighted Electric Piano for Beginners and Professionals with Triple Pedal, Headphone, Music Rest Support MIDI Connection MOOD Walnut

It’s just perfect. Away with the keyboard and I play more now before lessons.

Bought fur my daughters birthday. She was very excited. Sounds great and everything seems high quality.

I had an issue with the keyboard but the company was quick to resolve. It is a beautiful keyboard design and looks sharp in our home.

Easy assemble!! Nice looking! Doesn’t look cheap! Sounds good!

This is such a pretty electronic piano. Set up took fifteen minutes tops. Only one of my screw holes on the legs gave me problems threading the screw, but it was still very much stable regardless of that fact. Thought it was nice that there was headphones thrown in, are they anything fancy? No. But was in a nice gesture especially if someone wanted to immediately play without utilizing the speakers? Absolutely. I've appreciated the built in metronome and that the speakers sound pretty stellar all things considered. Also awesome that it's a pretty streamlined set, so it fits in my room without taking up too much additional space.. I'll try to update this as time marches along with anything else to note!

I am not a professional but am a trained pianist and can read music. This keyboard has the features I was looking for since I wanted the feel of a real piano and did not need a portable board. It not only looks great, but I am impressed with the features. It is just what I need for relaxing after a busy day, and I like the headphones so I can play this anytime and not hamper others. Excellent choice!

Since this was cheaper than others, I didn't have very high expectations. However, there are a couple things I really dislike:1. The black keys are EXTREMELY stiffI'm an adult male who regularly lifts weights and I have a lot of trouble pressing down the black keys.For chords where I have to stretch my finger to reach a black key, I'm not strong enough to actually press it down.2. The touch sensitivity is really badPressing a key as hard as you can vs. at 50% gives you the exact same volume. From 50% to 0, the volume does decrease dynamically based on how hard you press, but it is such a steep change that you can't really control it.In addition to these issues, I also found some other things a bit annoying. For example, there are 380 instruments/tones to choose from, but you can only use the +/- buttons to change the tone. When you turn it back on, it resets back to tone number 1, and there's no feature to save a preset. Also, the sound quality isn't great, but it's not terrible.

Piano is not made of wood/walnut. The legs are also orange and metal legs.