KONIX 88 Key Semi Weighted Keyboard Piano, Full Size Digital Piano with Double X Stand, Portable Keyboard Piano for Beginner Include Sustain Pedal, Power Supply and Piano Bag - Black

I needed an 88-key electric piano with weighted keys for a class. I've played the more expensive Yamaha and Casio keyboards that this one is modeled after, and KONIX really did a great job trying to make a more affordable version. The key action is decent, allowing for better dynamics control than what i had, and there is a good selection of fun instrumentation. It also has a TON of integrated modern conveniences like USB charging, midi, and Bluetooth connection. Is there a difference in quality between this and a Yamaha? Absolutely. The tone and feel of the top brands are what you pay the extra money for. But for the price, this thing is 5 stars.

Works great, perfect for beginners/hobbyists

Great keyboard! My daughter has played it everyday since delivery lol

I wanted a good keyboard to practice with while away from home for long periods of time. All 88 keys work, are touch sensitive, weighted, feel good and sound fine. For a cheap keyboard it sounds pretty decent in grand piano mode. It'll never replicate a real pianos sound but its really good for learning and practice

Overall this is a good keyboard. For the review I’ll compare it to my 70 key older Roland keyboard.This keyboard is very lightweight compared to others and especially for an 88 key unit. There are very few buttons and it took me actually reading the directions (who actually wants to read directions right?) to figure out that you HOLD THE SETTING button while you press the setting key that you want. The settings are labeled across the top of the keys. If you press setting and then start pressing the plus and minus buttons, it will cycle through all settings. I do wish there were dedicated volume buttons so you don’t have to press the volume and then plus or minus.The keys themselves take more pressure to engage. Definitely not the high-end weighted keyboard feel like the Roland we have. For an adult this is probably fine but for a kid it might be a bit much. They do have a nice wood pattern on them so that’s fun.The stand works just fine this keyboard, but I did try to put my Roland 70 key on it and it’s not stable at all. So it’s definitely a lightweight stand. The sound quality is pretty good for the price. It’s definitely not as rich as the Roland but still pretty good. I giggled when I hit the demo button and Asian song popped on instead of a traditional American song. Pretty funny. Of course there are others.So for the price, this thing is pretty good and there’s something to be said for the 88 keys. The case makes it really easy to travel. Everything fits inside although I can’t completely close it when I put the music holder inside too. Of course the stand doesn’t fit inside the bag and there is no stool.Oh one thing to note. The first night my husband was very unpleased when some loud beep started to indicate low battery. Very unappreciated in the middle of the night. And that was plugged in, so I’m still confused why it went off. He unplugged it and it stopped which I really don’t understand considering it was complaining about a battery. I have not tested to see how long the battery lasts, but it does work. The Bluetooth mode will be great for some people too I’m sure.

I loved the full sized keys and easy setup. The sound is clear and the semi-weighted action gives my hands joy. I would have liked a little more clarity in the left hand, but all in all it was a great buy. I am so grateful! It is wonderful, and I would definitely recommend it.

Bad sound quality

Kids love it. 88- Keys like a Real Piano