The keys are a bit clacky sounding and thats the only problem I have with it. When headphones are used other people in the room can hear the keys clacking. Otherwise it is fine. If you are a new learner I suggest piano nanny com for free learning. I bought the appropriate cable to attach to my tablet or phone. There are apps for piano lessons. It is a heavy device. The keys are weighted. Don't forget to remove the tape from the front of the keys upon removing it out of the box. Its hard to see the tape that is used to keep the keys from pressing during shipping. The keys are weighted. There are not many voices on it but I am ok with that. I will buy a midi keyboard if I want those. The instructions are easy to understand. Anyway its really good for beginners. The casio app they have for it is awful. Freezes up any device I have tried it on.Use caution.

Having just retired and returning to the keyboard after a long absence I spent a lot of time looking at reviews and trying a couple of friend’s keyboards before deciding on this one and I am more than happy with my choice. I originally ignored the Casio brand as I thought it was for children only, how wrong I was. For a start, the design means that I can have a full-sized keyboard taking up a very small amount of space. I’ve made my own stand for it and wife now happy as I haven’t taken up too much of her precious space ('Happy wife, happy life’!). It has a solid, quality feel about it and the minimalist number of buttons means that it looks good as well. The keys are nicely weighted, though they do make slightly more movement noise than I expected but with the decent headphones I use that’s irrelevant. Talking of which the speakers are adequate but no more, understandable considering the instrument’s footprint, lower notes especially lose a lot, so headphones or an external amp/speaker would be advisable. The supplied quick-start manual is adequate but the downloadable full manual is better, giving far more information. The few extra ‘voices’ seem reasonable, a nice pipe organ for that ‘gothic feel, and the ability to change the tone of the main piano is nice. A good feature that it is a single press button to get back to the main piano sound. The only small issue I found was that an existing pedal I had seemed to work in reverse for some reason (worked fine on another keyboard) so sustained when off, normal when pressed. The supplied ’switch-type’ pedal works fine though. There is a 3-month free subscription to a tutoring website which some may find useful, but as it was very American I tried it but didn’t bother. All in all I can definitely recommend this as the best budget piano keyboard I have found.

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The keys look so expensive and are weighted. The piano is really heavy. Good for beginners

Très bon piano pour commencer, au début j'avais un Alesis Recital que j'ai rendu. Celui à vraiment un mécanique de marteau que l'on retrouve sur les vrais piano. Les touches font un léger bruit, mais qui n'est pas du tout dérangeant, de toute façon, je l'utilise la plupart du temps avec un casque. Par rapport au prix, je pense le garder un moment avant de le changer, beaucoup de pianos 2 fois plus chers font moins bien que lui.