MUSTAR 88 Key Piano Keyboard Semi Weighted, Full Size Digital Piano 88 Weighted Keys for Beginners, Electric Piano Keyboard 88 Keys, Bluetooth Connection, USB/MIDI, Case, Sustain Pedal, Black

What a piece of kit this is. Best piano for beginners i have seen. Well built and fantastic sound. 88 keys and strong stand make this a great buy. Even comes with strong carry bag and dust cover. Who would not want this in their home? I am delighted with this keyboard.

I’ve had my first piano for a while now, and I can honestly say I’m in love with it! 😊Setting it up was easy, and it has a solid build that makes it feel like it’ll last me a lifetime. The sound quality is beautiful—clear, rich, and expressive. Every time I sit down to play, I’m reminded why I chose this one. 🎹It’s a fantastic choice for beginners but has a quality that makes me think it’ll grow with me as I improve. Plus, it fits perfectly into my space, both size-wise and style-wise, so it’s actually added to my decor!If you’re looking for a piano to start your journey with, I 100% recommend this one.

The media could not be loaded. Great starter piano and excellent value. After playing electronic keyboards since childhood, I began learning piano several years ago but found practicing on my keyboard wasn’t helpful. Recently I decided to give piano another go, and this suits my needs perfectly.Having full sized, weighted keys makes such a difference, although it doesn’t exactly replicate a piano (or even an expensive, professional digital piano). I’m finding it more difficult to get the key pressure to volume ratio right, eg the higher notes can be drowned out more easily by the bass notes. Still, this is a great step up from a keyboard, and at an affordable price too.Over all, I think this is excellent value for money. The stand was a bit tricky to put together, but manageable for one person, and it is really sturdy. I thought the sustain pedal was missing so contacted the seller who advised me to thoroughly search the polystyrene blocks in the packaging - and yes, the pedal was there! The response from the seller was given in good time and they were very courteous.I am really happy with it, and enjoying the opportunity to resume my learning after a decade’s hiatus! I only wish I had bought one sooner!

I agree entirely with the reviewer above, hayleysephton, whose review was hugely helpful to me. I was going mad trying to work out why the headphones didn't work. I'd also plugged them into the audio out socket as there seemed nowhere else they could go. I would never have found the two headphone sockets under the left hand side of the keyboard in a million years. They aren't mentioned in the instruction booklet and they are recessed and unlabelled on the underside of the piano . The booklet is close to useless apart from the list of voicings. That's useless to me as I'll only ever use this on it's 001 piano setting. With the sustain pedal it has a really nice piano sound. The hammer action seems pretty faithful to a real piano feel which is good for beginners like me trying to actually learn the instrument. The whole feel of the instrument is pretty nice. The wooden casing is pretty sturdy and looks attractive as a piece of furniture. All in all I'm pleased with the purchase.

I recently bought this digital piano as a gift, but its quality is extremely disappointing. Please consider this a cautionary tale before purchasing it.Here are the major issues encountered:Constant squeaking keys: The plastic keys rub against each other, creating an unpleasant squeaking sound whenever you press them.Uneven sound: Different keys require significantly different levels of pressure to produce the same volume, making playing inconsistent and frustrating.Silent keys: Several keys wouldn't produce any sound at all unless pressed extremely hard, despite being advertised as "weighted" or "semi-weighted."Quiet speakers: The built-in speakers only reached a low to medium volume level.Additional important notes:Returning the product might be difficult: You'll likely need to pay for return shipping, and the return address may not be readily recognized.Alternatives exist: Consider the Casio CDP-S110 Digital Piano as a potential alternative, as it has received positive reviews for its quality and performance.Hopefully, this information helps you avoid a similar experience.

The media could not be loaded. This piano is a fantastic practice piano with a whole heap of sounds! It has a sturdy build, weighted keys and is great for building hand strength.The main piano sound is good quality especially considering the price. The robust stand and gig bag add extra bonus points to the deal. Thanks!

Arrived well packaged and organised. Comes with its own stand, sustain pedal and carry case. I also received a headphone jack and keyboard cover cloth. This is a perfect gift for a beginner's first piano.The keys were quite hard to press at first, but after doing a little research I found out that new pianos need 'breaking in' and the keys will become easier to press over time, which has been the case. Overall, the MUSTAR Digital Piano is well made, nice to look at and sounds great.

If you're interested in buying yourself or your kids a keyboard and you or they have 0 experience with it then it's a decent purchase (It does the job), but if you're already comfortable with the keyboard and are looking for a good quality upgrade then I wouldn't recommend it.