MOSEN 88-key digital piano keyboard with semi-weighted keys, double keyboard, LED display, 380 tones, 128 rhythms, 88 demo songs, Piano Lessons, keyboard stand and sustain pedal (MSP-45WR)-Brown

I played piano when I was youger and didn't like it. However, as I got older my progression on guitar and drums (the instruments I always wanted to play growing up) sparked a more sincere desire to pick piano back up. That's why I ordered this keyboard. Setup was really easy. The keys are nice size and texture, but they're noticibly harder to push down than keys on a piano. The volume is based on how hard you push the keys, so it's possible to play more dynaimc music. The pedal works well, it just feels different to push than a normal piano pedal. This kyboard does have a lot of nice featuers for the price point. There are 380 different sounds to choose from. There are also hundreds of different tones that can be applied to each of the sounds. There is an opion to pitch up or down. One feature I'm having a lot of fun with is the recording function where you can record what you play and play it back and then play along with what you played the first time. There are several other features like a metronome, headphone jack, and audio in. I haven't had time to try everything out yet, but the options I have used have been really nice. I think this would be a good, economic option for teens-adults learning music who don't have the option to get a real piano. For seasoned players I don't know if the key weight would be ideal. I think the keys would also be a little too hard for young children learning piano. For what it is, I think it's a good value for the price, and I'm looking forward to using it and learning more.