GLARRY Portable 88-Key Home Full Weighted Hammer Heavy Action Digital Piano for All Experience Levels, Electric Keyboards Piano w/Sustain Pedal, Power Adapter, Headphone (Walnut)

There is so much with this piano. I got label stickers for the keys which I did not take a picture of. I was going to buy that. The purple cloth with the fringe, head phones, pedal, connection cord, booklet holder, clip, and cleaning cloth all comes with the package. Makes beautiful music. I did not open it all the way because its a gift for my niece. I only tested it. I live in the Bahamas no damage whatsoever!! 🥰 It also arrived ahead of the due date. 🎀It is solid and heavy and BEAUTIFUL! BEST deal on Amazon. Get yours before they are all gone!They sent me a guitar too but for tax purposes I need the sender to reply to me and confirm it's a gift😍

Dislike: Sound could have been better.Like: The feel of the keys Easy to use Overall use of keyboardI'm using to practice for my piano lessons. The weighted keys work perfectly for that.

Lovely keyboard. Lovely color. Fully weighted keys make it feel like a real piano. Pedal is gorgeous. Includes headphones, which is also great. The white is also very classy. And it's a wood cover, not plastic, which is even more elegant.

TL;DR:I'd recommend this piano if you want the least expensive piano I could find with hammer-weighted keys. However, if you can afford a better piano, I would recommend spending more to get a better instrument.IN MORE DETAIL:First off, to establish myself, I played piano when I was a kid, quite, and didn't play for many years before getting this piano. So I'm more or less a beginner, but I've spent enough time around pianos to know a thing or two. I'm also a grad student, so my budget is really tight.GENERAL IMPRESSIONS:Overall, the piano is fairly well constructed, and arrived quickly. The box includes all of the extra stuff mentioned in the item description, and the stuff is all decent. There is some minor cosmetic damage to the music stand, which looks like chips in the metal were painted over, the piano cover looks like a salvaged Halloween gypsy costume, and the translation for the manual is not great, but overall everything is functional.SOUND:When you play the piano out loud over its built-in speakers, the sound quality is actually better than I was expecting, in the mid-range of the piano, at least. The sound does become a bit distorted and tinny at the highest and lowest few keys, and I swear one of the high keys is out of tune. Despite that, I'm fairly pleased with the sound quality of the piano's speakers. HOWEVER, the piano has TERRIBLE sound quality when you plug headphones into it. Not only do all notes sound distorted and muffled like they're coming from a dollar store toy, but there is a constant staticky buzz that comes through any headphones plugged in to the piano. I tried multiple pairs of headphones and 1/4" to 1/8" adapters, and the problem is definitely the piano. This is by far my biggest complaint with the piano.KEYBOARD FEEL:This is probably what I'm least qualified to talk about, but I'll give my impressions at least. Overall, the keyboard actually is hammer weighted, full-sized, and feels pretty good to play. I do not think the keyboard is actually graded though; the keys on the bass side don't feel any heavier than those on the high side. Also, the keys are *kind of* touch/speed sensitive, but the sensitivity ranges from quiet at a feather-touch to maxing out at normal playing - don't expect the sound to get any louder by hitting the keys harder than normal. I don't know if this is a problem of me being an inexperienced player, but I don't see myself being able to get much in the way of dynamic volume playing this piano - to get the keys to play quieter, I have to hit the keys with such gentle care that I just don't think it would be possible to do while playing a real song.OTHER STUFF:The piano does also have all of the other random bells and whistles that the description says it does like different instrument sounds and the ability to do accompanying rhythms and stuff. I haven't messed with those features a ton, but everything seems to work if you can decipher the manual. I also haven't tried to plug the piano into a computer or use any of the other I/O ports it has other than the headphones and plugging in the included sustain pedal (it works, pedal is actually fairly well-made), so I can't offer any comment on that.CONCLUSION:Overall, I'm fairly satisfied with my purchase, considering its low price. My main complaints are the headphone issue and the very limited range of dynamic volume available to me from the keyboard. I'd say this is a good piano for price-sensitive beginners like myself. Also, don't forget that you'll also need to get a stand for this piano and likely a piano bench as well.

The pedal doesnt even work. Gonna buy and a new one to see if the piano is the problem or if the pedal is the problem. Sorta wish id have just bought a dofferent one.

I'm very pleased with this purchase. The weighted keys give the feel of a real piano. So many features ti choise from. 800 voices. I will and have recommended it to friends and family 2 of which also purchased and are as pleased as I am.

The recipient is very pleased with this gift. Nice sound quality. Can't really speak to the features myself, but it sounds good and is made well. Good value for the money

Get what you pay far. Customer service was excellent. Good product for price you pay. Very heavy,weighs 50lbs or close to it. Got all kinds bells and whistles or rather sounds.