YAMAHA P71 88-Key Weighted Action Digital Piano with Sustain Pedal and Power Supply (Amazon-Exclusive)
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Style: P71
Color: Black
Set: Digital Piano
Features
- Acoustic Piano Feel - Touch-sensitive keys allow for true expression and dynamic performance. The weighted action replicates the acoustic piano experience
- Elevated Sound - Choose from 10 unique Voices, including the richness and resonance of a Yamaha grand piano, with full dynamic sound and deep bass
- Effortless Control - Simple one-button operation and streamlined functionality designed to keep you focused on your music
- Layered Sound - Dual Mode lets you blend two Voices, like piano and strings, creating a rich, layered sound for an inspiring new playing experience
- Included sustain pedal allows for subtle variations and greater expression in your performances
Description
The Yamaha P71B is an Amazon-exclusive model designed to be the perfect Home digital piano for rehearsing, learning and creating. A full sized piano keyboard with fully-weighted keys and Yamaha Premium piano voices provide the user with the most realistic feel and sound possible while maintaining a modest footprint in your home.It comes along with a proper USB port, a sustain jack, and a headphone jack as well. You can definitely connect it with an amplifier as well. Integrating the keyboard sounds with other music software will be pretty easy too. It doesn't have MIDI, but USB support will get the job done.
Brand: Yamaha
Color: Black
Number of Keys: 88
Skill Level: All
Special Feature: Built-In Speaker, Duo Mode, Hammer Action, Multiple Voices, Weighted Keys
Size: Full
Age Range (Description): All Ages
Item Weight: 25 Pounds
Model Name: P71
Product Dimensions: 11.5"D x 52.25"W x 6"H
Style: P71
Connector Type: usb
Connectivity Technology: Auxiliary, USB
Power Source: Corded Electric
Headphones Jack: 3.5mm Jack
Instrument: Digital Piano, Piano
Manufacturer: Yamaha PAC
UPC: 889025108546
Item Weight: 25 pounds
Item model number: P71B
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: September 20, 2016
Color Name: Black
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Style: P71
Color: Black
Set: Digital Piano
I’m so glad I chose the Yamaha P71. The fully weighted 88 keys feel incredibly close to a real acoustic piano, with the heavier feel on the low notes and lighter touch on the highs. The sound quality is rich, clear, and realistic—especially for this price range. I also love the Dual Mode feature, which lets me layer two voices (like piano and strings) for a beautiful, full sound. It’s lightweight and slim enough to move around easily, but still feels sturdy and well built. The USB connection makes it simple to hook up to learning apps or recording software, which has been great for practice. The only minor downside is the included sustain pedal—it works fine but is pretty basic and tends to slide around. I ended up upgrading to a sturdier one. Overall, the Yamaha P71 is a fantastic choice if you want realistic feel, great sound, and a clean design without spending a fortune. Highly recommend for beginners and casual players alike.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2025 by MJ
Style: P71
Color: Black
Set: Digital Piano
I have played piano for 18 years now and recently moved into my own place. I desperately missed having a piano to play on a daily basis, but I do not have the space for a real piano. I did a SIGNIFICANT amount of research before settling on this Yamaha digital piano, because I wanted a high quality instrument that also did not hugely break the bank. As a professional musician, here is why I decided on the P71: -The weighted keys on this instrument truly feel like the real thing. I’ve played on “plasticy” keyboards before and nothing is more unsatisfying if you’ve played on a real instrument throughout your life. The P71 feels just as genuine as playing a real piano. In fact, depending on piano brand, it feels smoother. The touch sensitivity is wonderful as well, and also adjustable to your liking! -The sound is beautiful with a large volume range. I especially love the way the bass rings out with a gorgeous fullness. The higher octaves seem to be a little thinner, but that’s to be expected since it’s up the keyboard. -There is so much variety on this instrument to play with! There are many customizable options on this piano and I haven’t even dived into everything it can do yet. Sound changes, sound combinations, sensitivity adjustments, tempo adjustments, etc etc etc. I love having the ability to experiment and find what I like for any given piece of music! However, I also liked the simplicity of the customizations; Sometimes, less is more with the amount of buttons and gadgets. -Weight and travel. This piano isn’t “light” per say, but it’s not insanely heavy or difficult to travel with either. It’s a full 88-key size, but I can easily pick it up on my own (unlike some other digital piano brands). I was able to load this piano up into the back seat of my Honda Civic for a gig along with the stand and bench I bought separate. I was able to load all my gear onto one hotel cart and make it up to the rooftop bar in a single trip. Super convenient for me and the staff, since I didn’t have to bother them with setup assistance. -Price. If I truly wanted to, I could’ve shelled out the cash to get a fancier digital piano. However, I felt confident that I would get almost the same experience with this one as well as the convenience factor of being able to travel and gig with it. You can pay more, but you’re most likely sacrificing the ability to leave your home with it without extra arrangements (because at that point you’re paying for something like a Clavinova, for example). I also appreciated the fact that I could set up a short-term payment plan with Amazon to afford this instrument. I am paying 80 bucks a month for 5 months and it’s mine to love on forever. If I did that with a more expensive digital piano, I’d be locked down for a solid year or more. -Brand. Yamaha is a reputable brand in the music world and I trust their products. My professional model flute is a Yamaha (approx. $4000), and it plays better than some of the $8000 flutes I played on while selecting which instrument I would purchase in college. Yamaha=quality and I trust their pianos just as much as their other instruments. Overall, this is among one of the best musical purchases I’ve made for myself. My piano is my self-care as well as a part of my profession, and I enjoy this instrument on a daily basis. You won’t regret it! UPDATE, 8/3/2021: I’ve had this digital piano for almost two years now and I still love it SO much. I continue to play regularly and the quality is exactly the same as the day I bought it. This Yamaha is a winner! UPDATE TWO, 11/22/2023: My beautiful Yamaha P71 is still going strong as ever. I lug this keyboard around for every big band gig I play, and it’s a staple in my music room at home. It continues to perform perfectly for me and has been consistent and reliable over the past four years. UPDATE THREE, 7/16/2025: Approaching six years with this instrument. My P71 is lovingly dinged up in some places from dragging it along to gigs, but it continues to play as beautifully and reliably as ever. It has survived bangs on my car door while loading it, hot temperatures during long outdoor jazz concerts, and MANY hundreds of hours of play time. I have continued to point people to this specific keyboard when asked for an instrument recommendation, and many folks have bought the P71 at my referral and loved it equally. Looking forward to more years with mine!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2019 by Carrie Capell Carrie Capell
Style: P71
Color: Black
Set: Digital Piano
I bought this keyboard because I wanted to learn how to play and it seems to be a great beginner experience so far for me. I’ve been a musician basically my whole life on the trumpet and pretty much any brass instrument, but I never really gave learning piano any thought. I enjoy the weight of the keys (obviously not identical to an actual grand piano) but it very similar and has good resistance. The keyboard itself is surprisingly not that heavy. Theres four different piano modes, 2 organ modes, strings, two harpsichord, and a vibraphone mode. Also includes a metronome that can easily change tempo and volume. The piano itself can get pretty loud, but I live in an apartment so even the low end of the volume is quiet but still come out clear. There is also a jack for headphones if you want no one to actually hear you. Reading the actual manual, I found out there are actually a lot of things you can adjust that I didn’t really see other reviews mention. You can actually transpose the pitch of the actual piano and also fine tune the pitch in 0.2Hz increments. You can also change the amount and style of reverb that comes from playing which is nice. The sustain pedal feels good and has grip on the bottom. Theres a duo mode that two people can play at the same time and also a dual mode that allows two different piano modes to be played at the same time. Probably something I would never use but is cool. Overall been a pretty solid experience the few weeks I had it. I was worried about dead keys or out of tune keys that I saw many other reviews have but I didn’t encounter any problems. I would recommend to someone wanting to learn and wants 88 keys but doesn’t want to shell out thousands of dollars.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2025 by Amazon Customer Amazon Customer
Style: P71
Color: Black
Set: Digital Piano
I am an advanced intermediate player who owned a piano for the last 30 years. My old piano was so large and unattractive and constantly needed expensive tuning. I finally gave it away to buy a digital piano. I am so glad I did. After doing some on line research and looking at reviews I took a chance on this Yamaha. First, and most importantly, the action of the keys feels like a real piano, or extremely close. The tone of the piano is very authentic and you can control the volume. The only thing that I don’t like is the sustain pedal is small and since it is on a cord, it can slide around. There were a few times I was playing when I lost touch with the pedal and had to stop and look for it. The digital piano has setting which are fun, such as different types of instrument tones or playing a few beautiful songs automatically. Not something I use much but fun to play with. The piano is light - I am 60 and could pick it up and move it by myself. I use my office desk as a platform but otherwise you will probably need to buy a stand and an adjustable chair. Overall a strong recommendation if you are on a budget and don’t have space for the real thing.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2024 by kailanikat kailanikat