Ktaxon Digital Piano 88-Key Weighted Action Electric Piano with 3-Pedal Unit, Double Bluetooth, Split/Touch/Transpose Control Functions(White)

I'm amazed it feels like a real piano with the weighted keys. Great sound. It's not very loud for performance but good for playing and learning at home. It was fairly easy to assemble but the directions was barely any instructions. We figured it out. It's great to have 88 keys to play classical music. It is pressed wood stand but seems sturdy. I am satisfied with this purchase and at how quickly it arrived.

This is a very nice digital piano. It was easy to put together and follow the directions. It has even held up to being taken apart for a move and put back together. I really like the quality for the money. The keys feel really great. It doesn't take up too much space but not so small it feels flimsy

Very sturdy, well built and sounds great!

Great keyboard to learn on. Keys are weighted nicely and has decent sound. External speakers and headphones hiss a lot so forget about external devices. Overall. Worth the money to learn and use to teach yourself basic chords and scales.

Amazing! The keys feel great, like glass, and they do seem to be full weight. The frame is solid and it was easy to put together without a power tool like a drill or electric screw driver. There is a cloth piano cover with fringes/tassles and a cute book clip to hold book pages open while you play...very thoughtful. It also comes with clear piano note stickers that you can stick on each key for beginners or young pianists. There is an hdmi cord and a large gold aux jack plug for transfering the sound to a computer or other tech devices like a sound mixing board. There is a build in recording system in the keyboard itself, you can record your self playing and there are different beats and instruments to pick from if you want to add sound effects. It's not a complex interface, very straight forward, not may buttons which helps maintain it's traditional piano look. It comes with headphones...they are kind of cheap, you can only use them a hand full of times before they stop working but most people have a pair of head phones around the house. I don't know if it's blue tooth but the piano pedals really add to the experience. It feels like I have piano in the house again, without having to tune it or drag around a huge heavy piece of furniture every time I move apartments. You can detach the key board from the frame to carry it separately to protect the keyboard as you carry the light wooded parts of the frame by itself when you move. I love hearing the echoes of a piano in our home again. I really missed it! This a very affordable quality option for a first time buyer that is not an expert on the difference, I am not an expert so I can't compare it to anything else. This experience makes me regret not buying one sooner.

Very good and authentic piano, working fine, also looks good

For what it is, it works and looks great. I use it to bang out parts (I’m a composer) and it’s less obtrusive than my old keyboard and looks good.

This piano definitely looks the part—sleek white design, solid keybed, and a surprisingly nice finish for the price. Setup was straightforward, and I appreciated the built-in pedal unit and Bluetooth connectivity, which worked fine for pairing with apps. Where it falls short is in sound quality and key responsiveness. The tones are decent, but not quite as rich or dynamic as I expected for a weighted-key model. The keys have some resistance, but they don’t fully capture the feel of a real acoustic piano. Also noticed some latency when playing through certain apps over Bluetooth. Great for beginners or casual practice, especially if aesthetics matter—but if you're more serious about feel and sound, you may want to explore higher-end options.