61 Key Keyboard Piano, Electric Piano Keyboard Kit with 249 Voices, 249 Rhythms - Includes Piano Stand, Stool, Microphone, Gift for Beginners, Black (DEK-610S)

I bought this for my granddaughter as a Christmas gift and she plays it a lot and loves it. Good quality good sound. I highly recommend it. It’s a good starter piano for someone who wants to start learning.

My 15 year old daughter loves it. She writes songs and needs to learn an instrument, so now she's learning how to play the piano. It was a wonderful Christmas present. Totally unexpected. It has a lot of features. Would definitely recommend it.

This was an amazing purchase for my granddaughter for Christmas. Well worth the price. Very well made and the sound is great.

update: after a few other adventures (because of the flimsiness of the stand, the keyboard fell and the headphones cord broke in, and wasn't able to hear the sound anymore, nor use headphones), mic has its own personality and it's working at its own will, on and off). Donner reached out and they refunded me in full, and let me keep everything. I was able to mess with the headphone port and get the keyboard to have sound again, but i still can't use a headphone and the port is now compromised :(. the stand is still flimsy and annoying to no end. the seller, however, said this is not how it's supposed to be. they stood by their product. I would definitely give another chance to the keyboard itself (aka buy it again), having the confidence in good customer service. but not sure about the stand, really. Anyways, added a full star for the customer service. still taking one star off for all the nuisance with the stand, low-quality mic, and lack of stickers. purchased this for my 7 yr old. I have zero previous experience with buying a real instrument. cons: -keys are NOT pressure sensitive (aka sound is the same regardless how hard/easy you press the keys) -keys are NOT weighted, not even semi-weighted - a lot of the sounds advertised as different are VERY-VERY similar; some even don't sound as i think they are supposed to - for example a quitar sound, sounds anything but (at least as far as I can tell = we've only had it for a few days, and it might be an user error, but it's strange to say the least - pushing the guitar button and it still sounds like a piano) -i can't figure out how to revert to the "default" piano sound, when you're done with a certain effect/tone etc. meaning, there isn't a way to stop an added effect and keep playing; had to completely turn off and then back on (again, might be there, but it's not intuitive) -and now the biggest pain point for me: the stand. IT's A JOKE. I fear that if I turn the AC to full power it will come down. I'm not kidding!! It's wabbly like a toddler learning to walk. it shakes like a jell-o! Again, I'm not kidding; i'm being plastic, but not funny. I wish i just bought the keyboard alone, and then a stand vy itself. Chair is fine, though. - mic it's basically a toy (broke after 30 mins of using and a drop from 43 in) -we didn't get the stickers either pros: -seems like a sturdy instrument, looks good -sound quality is good -multiple ports (USB, sound in, sound out, allows for sustain pedal) -versatile, fun -teaching model -metronome -dual tone (split) -recording/playback -master vol+accompanying sound vol other: -volume is loud on some sounds and not so much on others -cord extremely short (3 ft I think) -haven't tried batteries yet All in all I would say I'm pretty happy with the keyboard itself (for the price point), but utterly disappointed with the stand. I'll update if anything changes or want to add more details.

As a complete beginner, this kit was exactly what I needed to get started with the piano. Buying everything separately can be overwhelming, so having the keyboard, stand, bench, and microphone all in one box made the process so much easier. The setup was straightforward and I was able to start playing almost immediately. For the price, the variety of voices and rhythms is impressive and kept me engaged while practicing. The sound quality from the built-in speakers is surprisingly good for an entry-level digital piano. I also really appreciate the headphone jack for those late-night practice sessions when I don’t want to disturb anyone else in the house. I did notice a few minor flaws, but nothing that was a dealbreaker. The stand can feel a little shaky if you’re playing with a lot of energy, and the music rest is a bit thin, so it sometimes struggles to hold up lighter individual sheets of paper without them folding over. However, these are small trade-offs considering the overall value. If you are looking for an affordable and comprehensive way to dive into learning music, I am very happy with this purchase and would definitely recommend it.

Easy to set up. Sounds great. Has a lot of features.

Not gonna waste your time, I purchased this back in August and I'm learning piano from scratch. So here's a pro/con list based on my experience. Pros: It works. It's inexpensive. Its compatible with Logic as a MIDI controller. The keys are semi-weighted and they're responsive. The speakers are actually pretty loud, not loud enough to play for a medium to large audience but good enough for practice. Lots of ports to hook up to an amp, computer, audio interface, etc. Cons: The display isnt great. The space between the sharps (black keys) is very minimal so if you're like me and have big hands and are a beginner you're going to foul a lot when you have to play in those spaces. The tones leave a lot to be desired - the three piano tones sound discordant and cheap. Final verdict: As an absolute beginner I'm satisfied with my purchase. If you're looking for something affordable, functional and can be used for MIDI either for yourself as an adult beginner or something for your kid to start on I would say this is a viable option (there's a few other ones I would recommend - especially ones with 88 keys). I make beats so the MIDI function is mostly what I use this for while I'm learning to play. While I don't like the built-in tones I use my piano VST in Logic to play while I practice so it's not that big of a deal. Honestly my number one complaint is the spacing of the sharps, but that could be a unique issue because I'm 6'5 and have rather large hands, if you don't have that problem then this would work for you. I would recommend looking up reviews outside of Amazon before you purchase it but for my needs it works out fine. The price point is really what sold me on this. Overall: functional but mid.

For the price this is beyond quality, especially the accessories included. The microphone is crappy, but for what I paid and got, I don’t mind. My 13yr olds been playing with it non-stop since he got it 3 days ago.

Les enfants sont très contents c Est bien ce que je désirer bonne qualité prix

Soy principiante y creo que está muy correcto para aprender... Me gusta como suena

This was bought for my daughter who is keen to learn how to play. It arrived in a large box and was quite heavy, so be careful when trying to pick it up - I had to slide it most of the time. The keyboard was quite easy to fix together to the stand. The screws came packaged in a small clear bag and stuck to the back of the chair. The keyboard quality sounds great and has various functions, and the seat is sturdy too. The microphone is like something you get from a cheap store so don’t expect much from it, but the rest is great. Would recommend.

It’s really good quality for the money

EASY TO LEARN PIANO