MUSTAR 88 Key Piano Keyboard Semi Weighted, Portable Digital Piano MEP-2400

This has been a great gift for our son who wanted to start playing piano. It has a ton of features and different sounds to play around with. It’s a great price and very well made. We are very happy with this purchase!

Best keyboard for my son! Great sound and good quality material and keys. He is super excited about it and is loving playing it.

Title: Great Beginner-to-Intermediate Digital Piano with Solid Feel and FeaturesI recently purchased the MUSTAR Digital Piano 88 Key Weighted with Stand (MEP-900), and overall I’m very satisfied with its performance, especially for the price range.The semi-weighted 88 keys feel surprisingly good for a portable keyboard. While it doesn’t fully match the resistance of an acoustic piano, it still provides a realistic touch that works well for practice and learning. It’s a great option for beginners and intermediate players who want a balanced feel without spending a fortune.The built-in Bluetooth connectivity is a nice bonus, making it easy to connect to apps for learning, recording, or playing along with music. The sound quality is decent, with multiple tones that are clear and usable for everyday practice. The included sustain pedal, stand, and carrying case add good value and make it a complete starter setup right out of the box.The MDF build gives it a sturdy feel, though it’s still lightweight enough to move around easily if needed. Setup was straightforward, and everything worked without issues.If there’s one small drawback, it’s that the semi-weighted keys may not satisfy advanced pianists looking for fully weighted hammer action. However, for home practice, learning, and casual playing, it performs very well.Overall, this is a solid, feature-packed digital piano that offers excellent value and convenience for its price.

There are lots of expensive piano keyboards out there. This one has great value for your money. The weighted keys feel very similar to a real piano. The adjustable height is nice, especially since I’m so tall (5’10”). It comes with one pedal, which is perfect. The additional capabilities of the keyboard are great for someone just learning or getting back into playing piano. My only complaint would be that the stand does not hold heavy books up very well. I have found a way to balance them on the stand without them falling, but it’s sitting more so on the piano than the stand.

My biggest complaint is that there is an annoying delay between pressing a key and hearing the tone. It is a small delay but I notice it very prominently. Notes played in sequence don’t have much of a delay, but the first note you play after not playing a note for about 5 seconds has a very “choppy” sound to it that sounds like the first part of the recording is chopped off with a ~100ms delay. Not impressed. Also the keys are very low quality. They are weighted, but it is clearly very low quality.The stand doesn’t even connect to the piano, it just rests on top. The holes that are there are too large for the screw so you can’t screw it in.I would spend another 100 dollars and get a better quality keyboard piano if I were you

I’m using this keyboard. It’s ok for learning to play but not for professional work. The keys do feel narrow.

It's heavy

The sound quality is good and has different modes of play.Recording option is also available.perfect for beginners who are trying to learn... sturdy and has a bag too to organize and travel..