KorgLiano Portable 88-key Digital Piano w/ Semi-Weighted Keys, Bass Reflex Speakers and includes a Sustain Pedal & Power Adapter - Blue

To me, this is a lovely sounding piano, once I tune it to my preferred frequency of A. I don’t know too much about piano other than I like their sound. I get a full range of sound, and can use headphones (wired) so I need not disturb my neighbors. And it also can sound like other keyboard instruments. Woohoo!

Sounds great. Light. The keys are semi weighted, but that's no issue to me.

I love how it sounds. I think it has more feature which is quite difficult to navigate since it has of 4 buttons. I believe is more to explore with this piano than just playing.

Piano is great. Price is very compatible

I really like this Korg Liano. For me it works. For you it may not depending on your needs are.What I will say is that it lives up to the claims you've seen on a lot of the YouTube videos. If you haven't yet check out Jeremy See's review on this keyboard he breaks the pros & cons down really good for this keyboard and is very accurate.It has the bread & butter sounds that you would need in a live setting but if your looking for 600+ voices, look elsewhere.I've tested the grand piano against several pianos including my high end Yamaha workstation and it holds up very nicely. So the piano rocks. Personally I don't use the pipe organ but it's a good sounding organ, for church settings or weddings.The one drawback to me is the almost useless "reverb" effect. It's there but barely. The included damper/sustain pedal is just junk but with a good sustain pedal the function works great.I got the blue one and it's beautiful 😍The action is somewhere between a synth & a regular piano and I like it for my older fingers itsjust right.It would have been nice if Korg included dedicated L & R output jacks but for me its not a deal breaker, the headphone jack works okay with the proper 1/8" stereo jack to split 1/4" jacks to a mixer or amp.Overall I dig it and at just over 12 pounds it's easily portable to gigs.

I bought this a year ago and I still use it daily. It’s a good beginner electric piano. The only complaint I would have is the built in bookstand is a bit cheap and wobbly but still works good. Overall a good electric piano

This is an excellent digital piano, it the manufactures focused more on sound quality and feel, rather that all the extra setting, I believe this is as good as it get for sound at this price: Resonance in the bass, surprising Clarity and sublime highs that are not harsh, it’s a great option, but you may have to sacrifice a fast array of sound settings that the compromise for better default piano sound quality.

It is a simple keyboard. The grand piano sounds excellent, and the other instruments are okay. It easily connects to a tablet and earphones. I use the Cubasis app and can make my music even without experience. The keyboard is light, so I can move around easily. The speaker is pretty good and loud enough for most rooms.