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Amazon Basics Electric Keyboard 88-Keys, Semi-Weighted Digital Piano with Sustain Pedal, Power Supply, 2 Speakers, Lesson Mode, Black

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Features

  • REALISTIC PLAY EXPERIENCE: The semi-weighted 88 key keyboard piano delivers an authentic piano touch with quick rebound and requires less effort, allowing you to play more comfortably and naturally
  • VERSATILE AUDIO OUTPUT: Enjoy the full sound of your music with this electric keyboard, featuring 1/4" audio output for amplifiers and speakers
  • EXPANSIVE MUSIC LIBRARY: With 140 tones, 200 rhythms, and 16 demonstration songs, this electric piano keyboard supports diverse music styles from classical to contemporary
  • EDUCATIONAL FEATURES: Enhance your learning with automatic chords, beginner split keyboard function, and dual timbre functions, alongside a clear LED display, providing a comprehensive and supportive practice environment
  • USER-FRIENDLY CONNECTIVITY: The music keyboard's USB MIDI and USB-A ports allow simple integration, making it easy to connect to smart devices, record your music, and expand your creative possibilities

Description

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Color: Black


Number of Keys: 88


Skill Level: All


Special Feature: Portable


Size: For Performance


Age Range (Description): Adult


Item Weight: 14.77 Pounds


Product Dimensions: 11.22"D x 51.1"W x 4.06"H


Connector Type: USB Type A


Connectivity Technology: USB


Power Source: Corded Electric


Instrument: Digital Piano


UPC: 840095893947


Item Weight: 14.77 pounds


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: DP-882


Date First Available: June 7, 2023


Color Name: Black


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    • Totally Worth it!
Size: For Learning
I'm in love with this keyboard! Easy to set up and has great quality and sound. Love the earphones that come with it so the whole house won't hear you practicing! The display will also show you the keys to use for certain musical pieces to help you learn.
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2025 by Kyler C.
    • Uses PS/2 connection for sustain pedal
Size: For Performance
It appears that the only sustain pedal that will work with this keyboard is the one that comes with it. Please note in the pictures for this product that the port where the sustain pedal connects has 6 pins. Also note that in the manual it advises you to have the keyboard powered-off when connecting/disconnecting the sustain pedal. That's how it used to be with PS/2 mice on computers. The six foot cord on the sustain pedal is a little limiting if you plan to "stand" while playing. I've ordered a Male-Female PS/2 extension "cord" to give me an additional six feet of slack for the sustain pedal. By PS/2 I do not mean "Oh that game console from Sony". For "fun" I connected an old PS/2 mouse to the "sustain pedal port" and was able to activate/deactivate sustain using the "wheel" on the mouse. This indicates that there's some "proprietary stuff" going on with the sustain pedal. You probably will not be able to use a different pedal with this keyboard. I've owned this product for 3 days at the moment. I like that the keys are solid so that your fingers can't accidentally get "under" the keys. There is a healthy amount of resistance with each key which is probably what they meant by "semi-weighted". After all - the goal is to prevent accidentally hitting "extra notes" during performance. A weighted keyboard gives you more confidence because the instrument supports your fingers. I'm very happy that this product is ready to go from the second you turn on the power. There is no "startup delay" when you turn it on. I am able to read sheet music very well but in order to "learn" some of the more advanced "styles" it helps to use the cascading piano roll available via software or YouTube. I've placed this keyboard in front of a 60-inch TV so that the virtual keys on-screen match perfectly with the ones on this instrument. The price-point and the positive reviews helped me make a purchase decision. But what made me choose this one in particular is that it offers "transposition". I work with several musicians who either need or want the music played in a different key. Transposition lets me play the music as written and adjusts the tone so that it matches the other musicians. I was surprised that USPS delivered the keyboard without "help" from another carrier. The packaging was very sturdy and this keyboard is well constructed and yet lightweight. I haven't tried the other "voices" because I'm mainly looking for a piano sound while I practice. But I am quite satisfied with the "piano" sound and can say that it sounds good and is not embarrassing as others have hinted in their reviews. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2025 by sharpShopper654
    • Good keyboard for a beginner
Size: For Performance
I haven’t played piano before, so this review comes from that perspective. I like the feel of the keys, both texture and resistance to press. It’s easy to find middle C on this keyboard and get my hands aligned. The keyboard is solid in terms of flexing as I play it. I have it on a keyboard stand that I bought along with it. The sound quality is good. The speakers face upward and aren’t too loud or soft. The music stand is solid. I have my iPad on it that I play from and it doesn’t move much as I press on the iPad to continue lessons. The keyboard has a lot of functions built into it that I’m not sure I’ll ever get to, but it’s nice that they are built in. The ability to emulate different instruments, inclusion of drum or percussive instruments, metronome, and other feature are nice. Whether I’ll use them much, we’ll see. My one minor criticism is that the power cord is that perfect middle size where it’s both too short and too long. I can’t kind of wrap it around the keyboard stand to keep it out of the way, but it’s too short to stay out of the way naturally. I wish it were a couple of feet longer. It came securely packaged and worked right out of the box. In all, it seems like a good starter keyboard, well worth the money. I’d buy it again. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2024 by J. Hoopes
    • Absolute waste of money; cheap homogenous voices, nauseating sustain I can't turn off
Size: For Learning
Ok...maybe, MAYBE this keyb'd is for an absolute beginning student, 3 to 7 years old. Imagine, if you will, that all 256 or so voices SOUND LIKE EVERY OTHER ONE! Not kidding here.... all the voices are some hideous version of a square wave, with slight tweaks in harmonics to make it vary. It's like if you dumped all the various tubs of flavors of ice cream together into some gelatinous brown mass and then set up 256 iced cream cones out and simply announced that they were distinct flavors. Yes, kind of a *to use the current term) gaslighting. Actually you would even be doing a child disservice by gifting this. They would grow up thinking that a pipe organ sounds like a choir of "oooo"s and that sounds like a flute and then sounds like a piano which sounds like a shakuhachi which sounds like RFK's brain worms, I dunno.. Don't get this. Somebody give me my money back! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2024 by Amazon Customer
    • Affordable for starter
Size: For Performance
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Thus piano impresses with its 88 semi-weighted keys, offering a realistic feel for beginners and intermediate players. Its sustain pedal and decent sound quality from the built-in speakers make it a great practice instrument. The lesson mode and USB-MIDI connectivity are standout features, enhancing the learning experience. While it may not match the responsiveness of fully-weighted keyboards, its affordability and versatility make it an excellent choice for those starting their musical journey. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2024 by Cheok-Ian Cheang Cheok-Ian Cheang
    • Great electronic keyboard
Size: For Performance
Great sounding keyboard, lots of features- spend some time learning to use all the features because it will expand the keyboard’s functionality and the creative ways you can use it. Can be hooked up to midi and used for music production, which is one major reason I purchased this for my son who is studying music technology. I just wish the keys were weighted to give it a more piano feel when playing. Feels more like an organ in that respect. If you want to actually learn to play piano, I would recommend a keyboard with weighted keys. However for the price, and for what we are doing with it, it is a good purchase. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2023 by Jefferson

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