Piaggero 76-Key Ultra-Portable Digital Piano, Premium Yamaha Voices, Graded Soft Touch Keys, Black NP35B

i bought this for our granddaughter when she started music classes at age 5. it has very good grand piano and pipe organ sounds. the big reasons i chose this over other keyboards: 1) unlike many other beginner keyboards that have so many buttons and hundreds of sounds, this has the bare minimum. i wanted my granddaughter to learn music and not to be pushing buttons to hear cars crashing, barking dogs, etc. 2) yamaha quality.

This is the best beginner keyboard out there. Any other brands and models literally sound like broken toys, but this one is the closest to an acoustic piano. It’s still a keyboard, though, but sound quality is as good as keyboards get. Only a full digital will upgrade from here. I love that there’s metronome built in and a variety of sounds to choose from. The Demo is also really nice. My children are obsessed! Even thought they also play on acoustic pianos, they love to practice on the Piaggero for fun moments, creating their own arrangements, recording, exploring sound textures, etc. Many of my beginning students also own this as a first instrument or as a spare to keep at grandparents house, or another location to always have an easy portable instrument to practice!

Really nice blend of quality with flexibility. It's very well-made and feels it. It fire exceeded my expectations.

The price of this piano is fantastic for the quality! It’s an excellent choice for beginners. My daughter started piano lessons a couple of months ago, and she absolutely loves playing and learning on it. I couldn’t justify spending $600+ on a piano for her to start with, so finding this one was a blessing. It’s well-made, affordable, and perfect for beginners. Highly recommend!

I wanted a portable keyboard to keep in my office for much needed break time. This did not disappoint. It’s light, it’s straightforward (I didn’t want a ton of voices, don’t need bells and whistles), and most of all, the sound is excellent. I’ve been playing for pleasure for several decades and Yamaha has that clean, full, bright sound. The good reviews are pretty spot on. That said, the keys are juuust a bit more narrow than my full size keyboard, so it does throw me off a bit, but that is small beans. I absolutely enjoy playing this keyboard and would highly recommend it to anyone who plays for pleasure and wants something easily transportable.

The keyboard has a nice touch and I like it, but it doesn’t quite have the quality sound I had hoped for. Debating about keeping it.

Outstanding sound, options and build! I'm a newbi, old retired man with too much time. I've always wanted to learn and this, watching some YT "how to play..." vids. My 1st two learned, Queen's "Play the Game" and Debussy's "Clair de Lune"! Great buy at low cost and and easily see not having to upgrade, if ever. I purchased a single Pedal, plug and play, maybe later a "3-pedal"? But, ABSOLUTELY RECOMMEND!

I had to give up my Yamaha Clavinova with weighted action and 88 keys, but this filled that void with similar playing dynamics and much more portable.