Donner Digital Piano Keyboard Weighted 88 Keys with Piano Stand, Beginner Home Electric Piano with Furniture Stand and Triple Pedal, DEP-20 Real Piano Touch

Review for the Donner DEP 20 with stand in black. I purchased this digital piano for my daughter, it is a great value starter digital piano, the weighted keys are excellent, there is a great selection of rhythm and instrument selection for keeping a beginner interested, it has good connectivity to the rear of the piano, with a double head phone jack plugs to the front, the sound is excellent, the speakers are loud enough and have no distortion, the weighted keys are really nice looking and work just like a piano key, there is also 3 foot pedals that work great and are made out of metal and gives a feeling of quality, the build quality seems really good, the keyboard is of good quality and the stand is very sturdy, the stand build was easy, and when the keyboard is fixed to the stand, it's all very reassuringly sturdy, you get a sheet music stand that sits on the back of the piano, this can also holds a tablet for instruction while learning. For the price point when I purchased this digital piano, I think you honestly can't get a better deal, I would definitely recommend.

it simply ticks all the boxes and I am delighted with it. The voices are authentic, the sound is great and everyone who plays and hears it are impressed. I didn't buy it just for me. We have meetings in our home and the pianist used to bring his own keyboard and stand to the 3rd floor where I live. It meant him climbing a narrow stairway and I was concerned for him. I bought it so he didn't need to carry his own every time we had a meeting. He is a retired Music Director with the RAF and says it's a brilliant bit of kit. What a great recommendation.

Ideal for beginners. Decent sound, great budget digital piano. Key sensitivity not perfect but for the price you can't complain

Great alternative to a piano, sounds great and is used by all the family :)

I was looking to replace a keyboard I started learning on and found this piano via a video streaming channel (you know the one). Anyways, IMO you can't get a better digital piano with the following features for the price. It features, 88 weighted keys (the reason I bought it), 128 polyphony and 238 other sounds. Going from a spring'd key to a fully weighted key was a revelation, the keys on this board are super nice (in comparison to my other keyboard, which was around the same price and not full 88 keys), although as a learner (of 3 months) I've not played an acoustic piano or keyboard in the ££££'s. it is a lot heavier than my other keyboard but I would've expected that as its got 88 keys. Its also a lot thicker, I've seen some (on here) that look super thin, but as I'm not expecting to be carrying it around thats OK... Good points 88 weighted keys 128 polyphony 238 instrument voices Ideal as first digital piano for learner Bad points Its thicker and less portable than most keyboards. Its not a recognised brand* *In relation to brand its made by Donner, which I think started out making effects pedals for electric guitar circa 2012, but is now making a name for itself in all different sorts of musical instruments. Would highly recommentd!

A very sturdy but high quality piano, mine unfortantely did not come with a charger, but was still pleased with the quality and the sustain pedal was a nice addition.

I am a 70 year old woman who decided I was going fulfil a lifelong dream to play the piano. I looked at several digital pianos and eventually decided on this one. It was so easy to assemble, I did this myself. The sound is lovely, it is a good height for me, keys feel piano like. Roll on 12 months from now when hopefully I'll be at least playing "She'll be coming round the mountain".🤣

This digital piano is great, feels like a real piano, made well, looks great, I'm really impressed with it, it only took a few minutes to set it up