Longeye Piano Keyboard 88 Keys Compact Digital Piano for Beginners with Full Size Semi Weighted Keys, Sustain Pedal, Headphones, Carrying Case (88 Key With Stand, Black)

Great piano for beginners. Given how much they give you out of the box, I feel like it's worth the price. The sound sounds kind of off, but since I'm using it just to learn, I don't mind it.

This you think full size piano with 88 keys. It came with its own stand and bench. It Fitz and a small section of my room so I can slide it out to use it and push it back to keep it out of the way.

Make sure you charge it! When I first got it, the speakers didn't sound good, but after charging it, they sound pretty decent. The weighted keys are nice, although it is harder to control volume with a digital keyboard than a real piano. The included headphones are low quality and don't even go over your head, but you can easily get a 3.5mm cable and use your own headphones, which will work well. The USB C port is great. The included cable can be used to connect it to your computer for MIDI over USB. This works super well for practice and playing along! The assembly instructions for the stand could be clearer, but otherwise, setup was pretty straightforward. The case is nice and will carry all the included materials.

As a retired music teacher, I have played many electric keyboards. This keyboard with weighted keys and has the best touch and sound of any electric keyboard that I have played. Two recommended improvements would be a larger stand for holding music and a longer cord for plugging it in. Other than this, I highly recommend this for family and friends. Y.M.

If you want a nice sounding piano that sounds great with nice touch, this keyboard is lightweight, portable, has internal battery, nice padded case, music holder, sustain pedal, and keyboard stand: a great choice. The speakers are decent for this size/weight, and the semi-weighted keys are pleasant to play. I do 9 monthly concerts at senior living venues, 4 of which I must take my own keyboard, and this keyboard fills that need very well!

For weeks after receiving I was undecided about whether to return this keyboard or not, I chose to keep it since I don’t have need of many of its capabilities, some of which are below par. For a basic piano sound it’s okay.Setting up options is cumbersome, you must first press a Setup key and hold it, a beep sounds, you continue holding, then press another key defined in the manual for the option you wish.The keyboard is powered by a rechargeable battery like so many modern devices. At this time I don’t know how long a charge lasts.There are 128 “tones” (such as piano, clarinet, organ, etc) plus 128 rhythms (you set a rhythm and then you can play along with it). Some of the tones are pretty bad; like the Harpsichord. I plan to only use the “Piano 1” and “Rhodes Piano” tones. More serious problem is a few notes are out of tune. There are 20 Demo songs so you can hear how it sounds. There is a music stand but the lower “lip” is too shallow so books slide right off (haven’t figured out a good way out of that).There is a stand and when you register the warranty on the website they send you a free upgraded sustain pedal. Their support person via email is very nice.More options: there is a Record function so you can play a piece then listen back. There is a Bluetooth function if you have music apps on another device to connect to. More options: chord, metronome, volume, transpose, tempo, vibrato, and others. Personally I won’t be using any of them. They might be handy in a performance setting but I can’t recommend this keyboard for a professional musician. I wish the manual explained more, you have to play around to see what the options do and how to adjust them. I’ve had this for three weeks and still don’t know what a lot of things do.Of course there are good things, I don’t want to seem one sided here. I’m a person who used to play Rhodes and Moog, I haven’t played for many years and had no keyboard until now. I’d like to get my fingers strong enough to play some of my old compositions again, I bought books and will use this keyboard to practice. It will be fine for my simple needs. There is a headphone jack so I don’t disturb my neighbors. The jack is on the rear so use something with a long cable. There is an MP3 jack but I don’t know the capabilities of that.The price is low so don’t expect the highest quality, for me it’s worth its price.

I love this keyboard! It has exactly the features I was looking for and the price is right.As many others say the sound from the built-in speakers isn't "the best" (although definitely still fine) but the rest overshadows that very-slight "drawback".The semi-weighted keys are a game-changer for a keyboard that I never knew I was missing until now.The customer service is incredible as well, special thanks to Yuna!Admittedly, I don't often write reviews but this one definitely deserves it!

I love everything that comes in the package. That was exactly what I was looking for and a great price. But, after a week of little use a couple of sections of the keys quit working. The sound quality was not great but not awful. I thought the weighted keys were not done well enough. I could hit the key as hard as I want where is a soft as I want and half of them would still be the same volume. I ended up returning it.