Yamaha PSR-EW300 76-Key Portable Keyboard (power adapter sold separately)

This keyboard excels in many ways. First, its a Yamaha that produces fine instruments. The Yamaha product line has something to offer for levels of proficiency and goals. The sound is amazing and the number of different instruments (voices) is more that anyone would ever need. The only drawback, is that the number of voice/tempo beats are so many, that you will need to find a way to keep track of your favorite sounds, and write down the codes (there are 700+).

The D E F G on upper keyboard appear to be slightly flat, BUT am very happy with the over all performance.the manual is very detailed on all the many sounds included.For the price is a great deal - will get you playing fast.

I’ve been trying to get in contact with customer service. My piano just randomly stopped making sound only after three months of having it! Super frustrating.

This is my second piano since i had to sale off the bigger one yamaha Dgx660 due to moving out of the state. But this one is also good for beginner level keys are not weighted but still it sounds good. And i think for the price the deal is very good. It has several features like yamaha dgx like split keyboard, dual sound etc. I would recommend it specially if you are buyung a piano for the first time

I bought this to start playing piano again. It is a great keyboard for a really good price. I am enjoying it!

Purchased for my husband. He loves it. When he plays it sounds beautiful

Negatives: There's next to no weight on the keys. I read someone say there was a slight pressure but not really. I'd say about 10% pressure. There's no headphone outlet. (Unless you happen to have a quarter inch plug in cable.) And sometimes if you hit a key in a certain way or speed the next note won't play. That's a sign of a cheap model.Positives: It sounds beautiful and the functions are easy to understand. I also like that it has a turn dial for volume instead of a button.Price: Too much. It's too basic for $200.Should be closer to $150. P.S. I see now it's listed at $250 LOL That's a total ripoff in my opinion. No pitch bender, no headphone plug in(like I said unless you have a huge plug in that can fit into the speaker outlet) Next to no weighted keys. If I had to do it over I would look for a good used one for $100.

I have no complaints..it's a beautiful thing..As a beginner I love the tutorial lessons.