Yamaha NP-32 Piaggero Black 4-stars Reviews

Possibly among the best piano for beginners or people on a budget.

I bought this as my first piano/keyboard, I send it back after trying it out for a week... not because it was bad, but because I figured that with exams coming up I had some time to save money for another model.

Pros:

-good overall quality for its price, possibly the best best in its price range

-cheap (on this website)

-lightweight & compact

-more than 61 keys

-simple interface and easy to use

-good sounds

-touch sensitive

-semi weighted keys (fully acceptable in this price range imo)

-adaptor, music stand, and instructions are included

Cons:

-72 keys might still not be fully satisfactory

-'only' 10 sounds, although this is an advantage for people like me who like to keep it simple

-the 'clicking' noise of the keys is notable when playing on lower volumes

-keys are slightly thinner than on regular pianos (an octave is 0.5cm shorter), might be advantageous for people with smaller hands though.

If you're serious about learning piano, and have the money available, I suggest getting another, slightly more expensive model like the P-45. In any other case this piano is possibly one of the best choices you have and I'd certainly recommend it.