Donner OURA DDP-60 88 Key Digital Piano: Full Size Keyboard, Sensitive Touch, 8 Reverbs, Recording, 128 Voices. Includes Three Pedal, Electric Piano Keyboard for Beginners

This piano was perfect for my daughter who wanted to learn how to play. Great quality. Super easy assembly. And great sound! 10 out of 10! If u are looking for a piano that does not take up a lot of space but don’t just want a key board this is it!

This is a great musical instrument for all levels of experience. My daughter picked the color and practices more then she did before.

Very happy especially for a beginner keyboard. A plus is that it also looks great in the livingroom

It is a great thing! Beautiful and functional!

The media could not be loaded. It’s great for the price ! Wanted to give my kids a piano experience in home like I had as a kid - this is a great compromise from the old heavy bulky pianos of yesterday to a modern piano look with a reasonable weight. If u can splurge go for fully weighted keys model 80 I believe but for the price this is a great compromise and a great price deal! sounds really really good too.

This digital piano looks very nice, just like it does in the photo. I love the look of the fake wooden design, and the metal legs of the keyboard make it feel even nicer. Putting the keyboard together was very easy and did not take long, just simply screwing the legs on and attaching the music stand. The piano also comes with a nice set of pedals that match the high quality design.As much as I loved the build quality of the piano exterior, I have to say I was a little disappointed once I actually turned it on. The sound quality is not very good compared to an old Yamaha keyboard I have. It isn’t bad, but you certainly could not fool anyone that you are playing a real piano, and also I was just expecting better since the keyboard looked very nice. Additionally I found it very difficult to change any settings like the tones, even after looking at the instructions. All I want to play anyways is a grand piano sound, but on most other keyboards it is very easy to change these type of settings. I will say that the complexity of the settings is because of the small number of buttons, which does make the piano look nicer.Despite the mediocre sound quality, the keyboard works well in its standard grand piano mode. Keys are responsive and all the relative pitches sound right. I also tried the MIDI function, which required buying a special cable, and found it worked really well. Overall I would recommend this piano for beginners and if you want something that will look nice in your home. More advanced players might be disappointed in the sound quality, feel of the keys, and the difficulty in adjusting settings.

My daughter loves this. She is teaching herself to play the piano on it. I'm not a musician but I think it sounds pretty good for an electric keyboard. It looks nice too and doesn't take up a huge amount of space like an actual piano. Easy to put together as well.

This is an excellent choice for someone who has played the piano in the past and is trying to get back into it. The semi-weighted keys are perfect if your finger strength is not what it used to be. Also, the piano is very easy to assemble by yourself and is light enough to move around by yourself. It took me about 10 minutes to get the whole thing set up and running. The grey color is soft and goes with everything.