Donner DEP-1 Piano Keyboard 88 Keys, Beginner Digital Keyboard Piano Velocity-Sensitive Keys, Portable Electric Piano with Sustain Pedal, Carrying Case and Keyboard Stickers

Well, I found out just how good the sound was on this key board at the butt crack of dawn one morning when my kids had a full blown monster mash on this thing. It was easy to put together and plug in. Thank goodness it was not as expensive as other keyboards but still has a great sound quality. We used it for lessons, but now that my son has been waitlisted, he still loves to use it. It takes up hardly any space and it comes with a nice case, so you can put it away if you are not using it. It's a really great piano.

We bought this keyboard for my daughter taking piano lessons. It has the full 88 keys, and only piano sound. It also has a headphone jack so she can practice workout bothering anybody else in the home. --->After reading reviews, so many people said using the headphones made it TOO QUIET and you can hardly hear it... WE KNOW WHY! When using headphones with volume buttons on them, it doesn't work well at all. But we bought audio only headphones without any of the fancy stuff on it ($10 at a local electronics store) and IT WORKS BEAUTIFULLY! So if you are having issues, buy the audio only headphones WITHOUT VOLUME CONTROL on them. The sound is great now and what a great price for a quality product.

Zero bells and whistles beyond recording short pieces, but it's a good starter for newbies who don't want to invest much. It comes with a charging cord, and I get 8-10 hours of play before I have to charge it. It also comes with a metal stand (assembly required), a plastic music stand that affixes to the top, a foot pedal, some piano learning stickers, and a cheap zipper case. The sound is definitely digital keyboard and not piano, but that's OK, especially for beginners, and the volume has 12 notches. Wired headphones needed for headphone listening. No learning curve, though, so you can just learn to play and not have to figure out how it works.

Purchasing a musical instrument should be an exciting moment, but the Donner Piano Keyboard 88 Keys (DEP-1) turns out to be an utter disaster from unboxing to customer support. What was meant to be a holiday gift sat wrapped until Christmas Day exactly a year later—a frustrating reality of delayed gifting. But the moment it was finally unpacked and set up, it became immediately clear that quality control is entirely nonexistent at Donner. Out of the box, a staggering one-third of the keys were completely non-functional. To make matters worse, the failure mode was a complete joke: half of those dead keys triggered the identical tone of the adjacent key, while the other half fired off multiple keys simultaneously into a horrifically clashing, cacophonous wall of noise. A brand-new 88-key instrument should produce music, not function as a broken, chaotic noise machine. To make an infuriating situation infinitely worse, dealing with Donner’s customer support team was an absolute wall of brick. Reaching out on Christmas Day—technically 12 months to the calendar day since the purchase date, but explicitly representing a holiday gift bought just one week prior—was met with an unyielding, bureaucratic refusal to provide any support whatsoever. Despite the glaring reality that the keyboard was a brand-new, un-opened Christmas present that arrived defective from the factory, Donner hid behind rigid technicalities and offered absolute zero assistance, zero troubleshooting, and zero accountability. This is the definition of terrible customer service. Selling defective hardware out of the box and then abandoning customers who trusted your brand is unforgivable. Do not purchase from Donner. Between a shoddy, malfunctioning instrument and a company that refuses to stand by its own products when they arrive broken, you are better off steering completely clear of this brand. Save your money and buy from a company that actually respects its customers.

The keyboard works well considering the low price. My fiancé loves the ability to change the volume, however when using head set he can barely hear anything. All keys were functional and worked well but after three months of using one of the keys doesn’t work unless you press down with extra force. Overall great purchase but you are getting what you pay for.

Perfect for kids and very helpful for learning/practice. Good quality and easy to use.

Bought for my wife’s birthday and she loves it.

My daughter is 8 years old and has been playing the Piano for about 1 year. While we have a large piano in the living room, we wanted something she could play in her room. This keyboard is perfect! It even has an option for headphones so she can practice when everyone in the house is still sleeping! The keys are smooth and this piano has been a great purchase! Make sure you read the details...the charging port is USB, not an electric plug which I thought it was. My fault, I didn't ready all the information.

Le falta calidad

Para el precio que cuesta tiene un sonido aceptable, aunque la calidad de las teclas al tacto deja que desear, llegó con varias teclas levantadas, solicito la devolución.

J'avais mis un commentaire positif mais en y regardant de plus près il y a des touches qui ne sont pas à la même hauteur... Très pénible que faire?

Very good if you're learnt to play.

Great for purpose, it’s long! So I have to slide it under the sofa in between my son’s piano lessons, but he’s getting on well with it. No complaints