Roland Fp-30X Digital Piano, The Super-Popular Portable Piano—Upgraded (Black)

So far piano been great... sound, buil quality, playing on it is all super. For the money you get a lot... free piano learning voucher too so if you're beginner and keen to get started it all helps. Having brought cheaper piano before might as well spend a little more so you don't have to upgrade later. Not too heavy either and the Bluetooth app works great too.

Piano give good feedback and feeling close to acoustic piano. Comes with sustain pedal which is more than enough for beginer. Easily connects to the application over bluetooth which allows both configure and use training programs (however the training program is a little bit buggy).One thing which I would be nice to have is the power sustain pedal plugs (those which you plug into piano) to be angled because they does not allow you to put it up to the wall.

Item arrived next working day and in good packaging.Unboxed and played it immediately to check and test. Soft tone with light touch is incredible, even with my playing. Range of tone, depth and colour is also impressive. Repeat keys not so good, but also due to my lack / loss of technique. I primarily use this as piano.It is a digital instrument anyway. Maybe as a purist, the tone is nothing compared to what you get on an acoustic. since you get all sorts of other environmental factors too. And yes the key action gives us a sense of control and feedback that is kind of what you expect when playing an acoustic. In any case, playing a note with different temperament, you get different tone varying in characteristics such that I don't get an impression the sound are samples, or clever rendition of samples. That said, I haven't tried other key actions e.g. Yamaha, Kawai etc.I also chose this given it is relatively portable. In fact, after testing it, I have now put it sideway next to a shelf because that's a convenient and safe place for it.

What can I say but that it’s amazing. Love the feel of the keys , sound and looks. I chose this because of Roland’s reputation for quality instruments and was not disappointed. Well worth the money.

Love the sounds and the key action, amazing to think of the quality available at this price now compared to ten years ago. Great grand piano sounds with variations for different brightness to suit different music. Of the many other sounds, their usefulness will vary from one person to another, the pick of the rest for me is probably the electric piano with a bit of tremolo in it. The key action feels slightly heavier than some of its rivals - some people might like this some might not - it's worth doing some side-by-side comparisons if this concerns you. The included sustain pedal is functional but not great - I plan to upgrade that later.Shame that there is no proper line out audio output - without using one of the headphone jacks which silences the internal speakers - however this is well documented in internet reviews elsewhere, and the internal speakers really are surprisingly good for the size and price of this piano.I ordered a white model online because back in March/April my nearest dealer could not confirm stock of the white model arriving any time soon. I was disappointed when it arrived to find that the bottom half of the white model is still black plastic! None of the Roland marketing content at the time showed this - the pictures of the white model all have the black bottom section cropped out of the photo which I think is rather cheeky. If you see the pictures of the white model in the white stand that were published more recently then you can see the black section from the front - this is part of the piano not part of the stand. I can understand for production costs why they would do this, especially when this model already offers a spec unprecedented at this price, but I think it is cheeky to hide this.If this is your first full size weighted digital piano then make sure to try some in the flesh first and note how deep the units tend to be. Especially if you're needing to put it on a studio desk like me, or on a stand that is not the purpose-built stand. Note that if you are putting one of these on a studio desk then bear in mind you will probably need a bench with a high adjustment to get to a reasonable playing position. You might also be concerned about the downward firing speakers being muffled - maybe this is true to a small extent but I found the feet raise the base enough to let sound travel underneath.So half a star each lost for the lack of a non-muting line-level output and for the 'white' model being as black as it is white. Overall very pleased with this though, I cannot see needing to replace or upgrade this for many years unless it breaks!

This is a great sounding digital piano, that lets you hook your tablet or phone via a midi to c port cable etc. or using the wifi, you can also pair it via the blu tooth to blu tooth speakers, the on board speaker is also pretty good, headphones are also an available option, it comes with a damper pedal, and its sturdy and well built, so easy to set up and get started, it is a little heavy for me, I have mine on a z frame with wheels.

Great sound and wonderful key action. It will grow with me as I continue to develop my keyboard skills

We bought this as a retirement present for myself and my wife and hope to develop my skills over time. It is also a pleasure to hear our 7 year granddaughter play a little. This is a great sounding keyboard with a lot of features. So far so good ... give me 12 months or so and I'll try to do it justice.