Glarry Digital Piano 88 Weighted Keys with Piano Headphones, Full Weighted Hammer Heavy Action Electric Keyboard Piano for Beginners, Piano Keyboard with 3-Pedal Unit, Double Bluetooth (White)

Having never played a keyboard myself I was a bit hesitant at ordering one for my granddaughter. After reading all the reviews of a few I decided on this one. I couldn't have made a better choice. It is fantastic. My granddaughter is thrilled with it. It has to be assembled, which was really easy. It looks great and sounds just like a piano. The keys look like a piano keys too. It is small enough to fit in her bedroom. Just right for a child of 7 or even an adult. It comes with a music sheet holder, earphones and even a cover. I feels sturdy , but obviously only time will tell.

Purchased for my son at christmas. He loves it, he is having piano lessons also but he already is quite good (13). He loves the record function so he can record one section of a song which he can then play back and then play the other secion of the song at the same time. Great quality and the sound quality is amazing and loud (on loudest setting) thankfully it comes with headphones! and other leads. Very happy.

This is an amazing piano with a great sound and it came with accessories. My daughter is very happy. It was Glarry and it had its brand on the back board.

Im made up with my little digital piano purchase. After 35 years I've decided to take up lessons again and didn't want a really expensive one (as yet!). This is ideal. The keys aren't as weighted like the Roland piano I learn on but great for the price to practice at home. The only downside to this is the height, its very low, but I just about manage to play this with the foot pedals comfortably at 5ft7. It came well packaged. The instructions are not worth the paper they are wrote on, so took a bit to figure out. Have the pierce the holes through the white covering on the legs and one screw would not align. Apart from that, it's sounds pretty ok and a good bargain to learn on at home

The piano looks nice, and wasn’t too difficult to build, however there are some downsides to it. They keys aren’t extremely weighted, so you have a limit to the dynamics of each note, however it is still really nice for beginners, starting to learn how to play the piano. After building, the piano stays on the stand well, it is very sturdy, however it is a little low, so for people who have longer legs like me, maybe opt for something which was slightly higher, or make sure you own something you could place the stand on to raise the height a little so your legs fit! The pedals also work really well, however there are a few downsides. Sometimes, the keys do not play the notes when you press down, and I am worried within a few weeks, some keys will stop working completely, as I saw in another review, including middle c, which is a key I use a lot. I have seen a few people report this already, so I would assume it is a manufacturing error, or a bad quality electric piano, but for £200, it is what you would expect. Using the headphones provided on the piano, it doesn’t sound great at all, and upon switching the headphones to my own pair, it doesn’t sound much better, however it is alright for playing in the nighttime when you have to be quiet. Overall, I would say it is a good value for money, however my opinions may change on this after owning the Glarry Digital Piano for a while longer. The piano also comes packaged with the items needed to build it, the bolts and screws are placed in the pedals section. It also comes with a sheet music clip, and some stickers to show hand placement, however I personally would recommend you buy your own stickers separate as these ones don’t assist you with playing very well. It also comes with a velvet purple rag, with tassles to place over the piano when you are not using it to protect it.

Bought this for my wife who is a classically trained pianist. Wanted something small but with weighted keys. This is perfect and it also comes with the pedals. Assembly was straight forward and it feels very sturdy. It has a wonderful natural tone. My wife loves it and she plays it all the time. It does have various other functions which are useful and plenty of voices if you need to change the sound. She just has it on the piano voice. I'd definitely recommend this either for a beginner or more advanced person who wants. to conserve space. We live in a small apartment so it's perfect.

It sounds like a real piano with classy simple design. Weight like real piano which makes practising so enjoyable. , however the padels working quite weak , it functions as padels but don' t have same effect per real piano. However by this price, this piano is a perfect item for a beginner

Looks good and it might be playable. However the sound quality is not something I'm happy with and there is background noise to each note, which bothers me a lot. Sometimes the keys fail and make no sound, and it seems to happen randomly in the middle of a song. All keys have a light creaking sound when pressed and it's not a smooth key down like I'd expect from a piano or digital piano. The buttons on the console feel chea and are hard and noisy to press. The plugs on the back are wobbly, and when I tried to plug in the headphones that came with it, only one side played audio. The weighting on the keys is actually alright and does the job. With all of these issues combined I decided that I'd rather return it. The price is very affordable for a piano, but it's just not something I'm happy to have in my living room. At an affordable price, it comes with learning stickers for the keys, headphones, manual, a frilled cloth cover to prevent dust, and tools for assembly. (Don't put the stickers on until you have tested that it works, or else you might not be able to return it.) I hope not every one of these has the same defects (keys failing, headphone jack failing for one side), but from my experience I cannot recommend this at all and I'll be returning mine.

Worth the long wait. It’s sturdy and well made.