Roland FP-30X 88 Keys SuperNATURAL Portable Digital Piano, Black Bundle with TAPH100 Headphones, Keyboard Stand, Bench, Sustain Pedal

I am taking the piano class at our local college, that is why I bought this piano. The quality of the sound (Grand Piano) is amazing. The keys feel like real piano. The good thing is that you can easily adjust the action (key touch). The default setting for the Key Action is Medium. You can press a couple of buttons and adjust it to Light, Super Light, Heavy, Super Heavy. There are many different sounds and functions to explore, but I just use "Grand Piano". I am addicted to this piano, and I play it all the time. That is why my teacher is happy with my performance in the class. I had bought some cheaper keyboards before, but now I don't even touch them after I tried this one. You can put the headphones on; this way you will not bother anybody when practicing. The stand for the piano is bad. It's wabbly, no matter what you try to do. So I bought the new stand K&M Konig & Meyer 18820.019.55 Omega Pro Keyboard Table-Style Stand. It costs $300, made in Germany and it's the best! This stand is beautiful and solid, just like a tank. It is not wabbly at all. This piano is perfect both for the beginner and for the advanced player. It is portable. You can easily transfer it to any room. Keep in mind: for that kind of high quality the price is VERY reasonable.

This is an outstanding piano and a great value. Playability, fit and finish, all top notch. Setting this up was super easy. Everything worked as expected. Navigating through all the sound options is a bit of a pain unless you're using the app. Using the app makes exploring all the internal settings painless. Regrets? None other than now I want the 90x 😁. Can't say enough good things about this piano Ok now let's talk about the bundled items. First off they're sort of free so it's really hard to complain. The headphones are adequate. The foot pedal works and is an upgrade to the OEM pedal. Since you get both you can decide for yourself. The seat has a weight rating that's good for children and young adults. I'm 6-2 and a bit over 200 pounds so I had to get something a bit more sturdy. The Piano stand was good enough for a while but it just didn't seem sturdy enough to me so I replaced it with a "Z" type stand. Huge improvement. But like I said... I could have paid the same price and bought the piano alone or for the same price got the included accessories. Get the package. Don't pass up the free stuff. If you put the X stand on a hard floor maybe it will be sturdy enough for you. If you're an average sided person maybe you'll like the bench. Worst case scenario is you replace them and donate the others to some charity. But this review isn't about free accessories. The piano is just awesome. As I mentioned, the only downside is that I'm now wishing I spent the extra $1200 and got the 90x. Do I need the 90x? Nope, this piano will serve me fine for years to come. But I can't help thinking if this piano is so awesome, how much more amazing is the 90x? 😂

I've owned an acoustic baby grand for several years but wanted a digital piano for the ability to use different voicings and also to be able to transpose. I play a lot of Billy Joel songs but can't sing in his register so the ability to transpose was very important to me. I also wanted a keyboard that would play as close to my baby grand as possible. After much research I ordered the Roland and I'm very happy with my decision. The feel and action of the keys is very close to my acoustic piano. I highly recommend that you use the Roland app with this piano. Without it, changing voices is difficult but the app makes everything a breeze. Not only does the app make it super easy to change sounds, it also let's you transpose up or down, add accompaniment, and even adjust the brilliance and reverb. There is also a metronome which is handy when you are practicing. I used the app to connect my iPad to the piano via Bluetooth and then put my iPad on the music stand. I bought the bundle and, like other reviewers have reported, most of the included accessories are not very good. The sustain pedal moves all over the place, so I bought the Roland pedal. I also ended up buying a sturdier Z-style stand and better headphones. The only thing I kept was the bench, although it is not very comfortable. So you may just want to buy the keyboard. I'll probably be giving the accessories away.

Great little keyboard!

I got a weird clicking noise on one of the keys after 1 month.

This is a great keyboard for someone who wants the feel of an acoustic piano. The weighted keys give you the feel of playing a real piano. I'm not a professional, but to me it has a very realistic feel and sound. I have only played around with the default piano sound and the electronic piano sound so I can't speak for any of the other voices yet but the piano sound seems right on to my ears. The extra's that Adorama provided are very nice as well. My only complaint would be the stand is a bit wobbly but it's a generic X-stand so that was expected.

Open the boxes in the garage and carry the contents inside, is my advice. You wind up with one extra pedal (a cheap one is included in the FP-30X box itseif). The power supply will conceal itself in the keyboard box at the bottom of one of the side pockets and you'll have to go back to the garage and search for it. I like the Concert piano. Only complaint is that the pedal sustain is less sustaining than it seems to me it ought to be and I don't see an option for it. Harpsichord isn't particularly like a harpsichord, and of course the key action is much too heavy for it.

Pedal doesn't work, now I need to shell out 50 bucks for a Roland pedal. Stand and bench - the only configuration I can find that makes it comfortable for me to play has the bench up all the way which means it's not very stable and I can't reach the ends of the keyboard without it tipping over. Overall I'd try a different bundle, the keyboard is great but everything else is low - mid quality.