AODSK88-Key Weighted Hammer Action Digital Piano with Speakers,Furniture Stand and Triple Pedals,Beginner's Course- Comes With Headphones,Piano Lessons,B-83S

Very easy to put together. U will need 2 people too keep sturdy while installation. All notes worked great and the plus u can hook your head phones to it for quiet use. Once put together it won't be coming apart if bumped. Lots of great features

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Great Digital Piano for Beginners and Beyond!I recently purchased the AODSK Piano 88-Key Weighted Keyboard (B-83S), and it has exceeded my expectations in every way. As someone who was looking for a reliable digital piano with a realistic feel, this instrument delivers beautifully.Pros:✅ Fully Weighted Keys – The key action mimics an acoustic piano very well, providing a satisfying playing experience. It's responsive and allows for good dynamic control.✅ Great Sound Quality – The built-in speakers produce rich and clear tones, and the included headphones offer a private practice option without disturbing others.✅ Complete Setup – It comes with a sturdy furniture stand, triple pedals, and a sheet music stand, making it feel like a true piano.✅ Perfect for Beginners & Intermediate Players – The included piano lessons are a great bonus, and the layout is intuitive for anyone starting their journey.✅ Sleek & Elegant Design – Looks great in any room, and the solid construction makes it feel premium.Minor Considerations:🔹 The assembly took a little time, but the instructions were kind of clear, and once set up, it's very sturdy.🔹 Some advanced pianists might prefer a slightly heavier key action, but for the price, it's excellent.Final Verdict:If you're looking for an affordable, fully weighted 88-key piano with all the essentials for learning and practicing, the AODSK B-83S is a fantastic choice. It’s a great investment for beginners and even intermediate players who want a solid digital piano experience. Highly recommend!

Awesome. Great for both beginners and professionals

This is a good digital piano especially for beginner students like me. At 74 years old, I wanted to learn to play and didn’t want to invest in an expensive piano so was advised to get an 88 key, fully weighted digital model. I love this one with one exception. I didn’t notice that it doesn’t have a sliding keyboard cover which I would have preferred. My cats are intrigued by this new purchase and like to walk and lay on the keyboard so I needed to get a cloth cover.

I compare this digital piano against the Yamaha 125 I that I purchased recently overseas...and at about 1/3 the cost of the Yamaha, I cannot overstate how happy I am with my purchase! GREAT BOLD SOUND...far more accurate musical tones than the Yamaha. The stand was super easy to set up by myself. The actual Piano unit is heavy, but I added it alone (and I have a bad shoulder). The design is simple and clean with three lovely pedals, well supported...nothing wobbly! My only suggestions I have are: 1) to remove the decal on the Music stand (which I easily peeled off) and 2) increase the height of the music stand and make it adjustable.

This digital piano is being used in order to take lessons. It fits the need. The piano, itself, is a lovely addition to the room. It is a very attractive piece. Considering the other digital pianos, it is comparable both in the sound you would expect and the price. The set up is easy with clear instructions.

My son loves it

I was so excited about finally getting a digital piano. I was a musician most of my life and love piano but I haven't had room or the money for a (real) piano. Black Friday this piano was marked down and I jumped on it but didn't open it until Christmas (as a present to myself). It was very easy to put together. The action seemed good. Everything *seemed* okay until I started really playing and discovered several of the octaves were at least a half-step off in key! I have a mild hearing loss and I thought maybe that was the problem, but my husband and then my tuner confirmed how bad it was. Still, I *tried* to play (desperation). Then the sustain pedal got stuck and I turned it off and on several times but it was stuck until the next day when I tried it. I NEED a piano -- one that works and sounds right -- for my mental health. It says in the booklet that tones may be a little off (that would have been important in the general description) but the amount this piano is off is laughable. It it, in my opinion, not playable for anyone who wants to read or play a piece of music. I tried to return it but I never got notification about it. Now I don't see where I can return it at all. I don't want another one of the same; just want my money back. Don't trust it now.