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It's a cheap stage piano, that's for sure. When playing, you can hear the plastic keys move and the question goes, for quite a pleasant stiffness of the keyboard will not loosen over time... BUT - for the price, this is an excellent instrument. The keyboard is dynamic, responds to the force of the stroke, the sound is relatively natural (for a piano and an organ), considering the price. With the organ, I appreciate that there is no long reverb in either version (there are two organ sounds), which is a major failing of all instruments produced in the immediate recent years. The piano has 88 keys, the headphones work, the volume range is excellent. Perfectly adequate for teaching purposes. I'm glad I still picked it up, the newer models have more modes which are not always to their advantage and the manufacturers think that quality will be replaced by quantity of sounds or AI and MIDI - not replaced.

Pluses: 88 keys dynamic keys decently natural piano and organ sound headphones work of course especially the price! it's a light, easy to transport instrument, yet again heavy enough to hold firmly on the stand hammer model keys (an absolute must for any beginning player), rather rare in this price range

Cons: the second selectable organ sound offers only 4 octaves (repetitive)