Fesley Digital Piano 88 Key Weighted Keyboard: Home Electric Pianoforte With Hammer Action For Professional,Upright Piano Keyboard with Dual 25W Speakers,Triple Pedal,Support Bluetooth,MIDI USB,Black

I bought this Fesler 88-key digital piano because I wanted something with weighted keys that felt a little closer to a real piano without spending a ton of money. Overall I actually like the keyboard itself, but I did run into an issue right away.The keys feel pretty good for a digital piano in this price range. They have some weight to them and don’t feel like the super light keys you get on cheaper keyboards. If you're practicing or learning, it definitely feels more natural than a basic keyboard.The sound is also decent through the built-in speakers. It’s obviously not the same as a real piano, but for practicing at home it works fine and gets plenty loud enough.Setup was actually really easy. I had everything put together in about 30 minutes, and the instructions were straightforward.My main problem was when I went to assemble the stand. One of the legs was missing from the box. Everything else seemed to be there and worked fine, but without that part I couldn’t finish setting it up properly.Aside from that issue, the keyboard itself seems solid and I do like how it plays. If the packaging had been complete, it would’ve been a pretty smooth setup.Overall it seems like a good beginner or practice piano. Just double check the parts when you open the box.

My daughter has played the hell outta this piano! It’s amazing and the sound quality is incredible. The action on the keys is great! It feels and sounds like a real piano as much as an electric piano can. It has pedals and the best part is she can use headphones. Love it.

I love how the key quality of the electronic piano has very similar key comfort as a real piano. That is why I wanted the full weighted keys feeling. The bench shown in the picture does not come with it, I bought that separate. The headphone (which come with it) is quality in that I live in an apartment and do not want to disturb others whenever I decide to play. I was able to put most everything together by myself, but needed help lifting the keyboard on top because of the weight. I haven't had any problems with it so far and there was no damage at all when unpacked. It's a great product.

Firstly, I am not an expert, nor am I a musician. My kids have recently started piano classes, and we were in search of something akin to a well-known brand but without the hefty price tag. Additionally, we required an instrument that wouldn't be easily moved around, as my kids are quite young. I'm writing this review because it exceeded my expectations. The furniture that houses the keyboard is exceptionally sturdy, beautifully crafted, and filled with details. The top part, which serves as a protective cover for the keyboard, slides easily and smoothly, just like a real piano. The keys are highly responsive, and have the weighted feel as described. My kids are thoroughly engaged during their practice sessions. It is important to note that this furniture is quite heavy and not designed for easy portability.

First off, it looks even better in person than in the listing! It's heavy and seems solid once put together.As far as the sound quality, I'm still undecided. It sounds “ok”, but I've heard better in other digital pianos that cost just a bit more.There are a few other things that in my opinion, detract from it being great. The first being the controls. As someone else mentioned, it really should have a numbered keypad. There are no shortcuts to get you where you want to go. If you want timbre # 129, you’re scrolling from 001 to 129. Having Bluetooth, an phone app that would let you tailor and set your own defaults would be even better. That Bluetooth btw, will not let you connect wireless headphones or earbuds - The foot pedals are nice, but the sustain pedal for me is severely over-sensitive. Press it more than the first half inch of travel, and everything is muddied. – A couple of other minor concerns that shouldn’t have been, include the Volume setting not being stored after a session, and the power not automatically shutting off after not being used for a set time. Not big issues, but definitely not as polished as other units out there. – I’m also not a big fan of the “touch” sensitivity of the keys on this one. The weight effect is also “ok”, but unless the volume is turned down quite a bit from default, no matter how soft I play a key, the resulting tone seems to be either “on” or “off”. I’ll reach out to support to see if they have solutions, but from some of the other reviews, I don’t expect any fixes.I haven’t yet decided if I’ll keep it and this is primarily because of the functionality of the sustain pedal which I use a lot. However, all in all, it’s a decent instrument that is absolutely gorgeous!

My 15+ year old Yamaha Clavinova piano stopped working and I needed to replace it. I wanted a budget-friendly replacement, and after looking through the many choices on Amazon, I opted for the Fesley FEP 1000 digital piano. I was influenced by the mostly positive reviews and a YouTube video review (search Unveiling the Fesley FEP 1000: A Game-Changer in Digital Pianos). One of the shortcomings of the Fesley FEP 1000 is the documentation, which is barebones, so watching this video will help you get familiar with all its features. The piano is beautiful, elegant, and well made. All the wood and hardware are top-notch, including the metal pedals. The feel of the keys is superior to the Yamaha (understandably as the Yamaha is an older design), and the sound is excellent. The control panel is adequate, but a number pad would have provided a better way to select all the modes that are available. However, this is a compromise I am willing to accept at this price point. The unit came in a well-packaged box, and assembly was easy. Be aware that this is a two-person job to assemble because the unit is heavy.I did have a problem with the piano cover not closing fully and resting on the keys. I called the support toll-free line and was quickly connected to a very helpful person who generated an incident ticket, advising me that someone would contact me in a couple of days. I received an email with a video on how to repair the problem. The cover now shuts properly. Bottom line I am happy with my purchase.

perfect for a small condo. looks very good. I took one star off becaus I am a piano snob and I have perfect pitch too. The tuning is not like that of a real piano, but pretty close . I don't think I have to hire a piano tuner every year to tune it either. It's so good to have something to practice on in my condo that I can turn as low as I want and play any time of day. Also, arrived without a problem and set up without a prob.

We weren’t sure what to think of this piano beforehand because all the reviews were for the keyboard. So we hoped this piano would be great just like the keyboard. And do I have to say yes it definitely does.Pros:It sounds amazing like a real piano doesn’t even sound digital to us, the keys feel great (weighted), and love the earphone plug in. All of our family has had a chance to play it and we have been playing on it for the last 2 weeks everyday through out the day between 2 adults and 2 kiddos (8 and 4) and it works like the first day we got it. Shipping was awesome they delivered it 3 days early. It was packaged great. And it fits in small places very well. We love it. We would recommend to all our friends and family.Cons:The only thing we didn’t like was the instructions on putting it together the instructions show the other digital piano not this one it didn’t talk about the extra fancy legs (you have to just push it through the other wood through the indent). But I think it should have been added into the directions. My husband knew but I wouldn’t have if he wasn’t there to help me.