Fesley Digital Piano 88 Key Weighted Keyboard: Home Electric Pianoforte With Hammer Action For Professional,Upright Piano Keyboard with Dual 25W Speakers,Triple Pedal,Support Bluetooth,MIDI USB,Black

First of all, I'm not a professional, but have been playing casually since 8 years old off and on. Since my first apartment, I've always had digital pianos to protect the ears of others around me. Usually, my pianos have been Casios, and I do still have a high end Casio which I play. But as I'm furnishing a new space, I wanted to get something nicer. I was planning to get a real acoustic piano, before I saw this Black Friday deal and took a chance on a brand I never heard of - Fesley. All the Youtube videos and reviews talked about the Fesley keyboard only - which looks different from the controls on this, but were overwhelmingly positive. So I took a chance, knowing the generous return policy if I didn't like it.It arrived in a giant box - well packed on the stairs of my home. What I was not expecting was the weight. Moving the box is not a one-person job. So, I decided to unpack the components to carry and assemble the parts up a flight of stairs. Once again, not for the average one-person. This keyboard is HEAVY. Not just a keyboard, but surrounded by wood, which makes it more like a piece of furniture. Most digital keyboards are about 15-20 pounds. This felt over 50 pounds. Managed to get it up a flight of stairs with the other pieces and assembled it. Not much to do. The only confusing part was the backboard which was not predrilled, just indented. Apparently you are supposed to poke the screws through. I thought I needed to drill which was not the case. Everything lined up and was well manufactured. The final trick was laying the keyboard on the assembled stand. GET HELP. Don't attempt to do it by yourself. Too easy to drop the heavy keyboard if it's not perfectly aligned. Put on the rear screws for the keyboard, but leave the two front screws until the decorative legs are on. You will need to push through the dowel into the stand, then lift the front of the keyboard to align and slip in the two dowels on top. Once on, then tighten the keyboard screws to the stand. There is a single cord connecting the three pedals. It plugs into the bottom of the keyboard instead of the back, which confused me because there is a separate pedal plug in the back. First I thought I had the wrong connector until I found the plug at the bottom.Impressions: What a great piece of furniture. Looks great against my natural hardwood floors. Just blends in. I love the built in cover. No more sloppy dust covers (it came with a purple dust cover - Not intended for this unit, but for the keyboard alone. I'll use it on my Casio). The dust cover has an elegant strip of gold paint when it closes. The stand is solid wood and super stable. Not the cheap plastic stands that I'm used to with digital keyboards. Everything about this keyboard is heavy beautifully finished wood. Not at all what I was expecting at this price point. I can move it and it feels solidly put together. I'm not used to a built in stand. Makes it feel like a real piano. And the damper pedal STAYS IN PLACE - not wandering around like you usually have when you have a keyboard and pedal combination. This is not a portable unit. You're not traveling with this. It's staying in the home.Sound quality and play - I'm not a professional. The weighted keys feel good. I think the weighted keys on the casio are a little superior - the higher keys feeling lighter than the lower ones - similar to that of an acoustic. But I was able to play fine on this. No longer in an apartment, I cranked up the volume to the max. The sound is incredible. I was expecting a blaring sound at max. But no. The softs are softs, the louds are loud when you play hard. The speakers are the best I've ever had on a digital piano - two twenty watt - from the description. I had planned to spend 10 minutes testing and stayed playing for an hour. My one con is the control panel - a flat black panel with similar looking buttons. and nothing physical. I would have preferred a more intuitive layout with more spacing. If you think you'll be constantly changing volume and voices as you're playing, you may want to consider the keyboard alone - which appears to have a different layout. But since I'm using Grand Piano sound (number 001) most of the time, this is not a concern for me.Overall, this was a phenomenal value which surprised me and saved me thousands in buying an acoustic piano for now. I would highly recommend this for anyone with kids taking lessons for the first time. Always perfectly in tune and with the sound and feel of a real piano.I would buy this again in a second from this completely unknown brand. What a joy and unexpected surprise.

My 15+ year old Yamaha Clavinova piano stopped working and I needed to replace it. I wanted a budget-friendly replacement, and after looking through the many choices on Amazon, I opted for the Fesley FEP 1000 digital piano. I was influenced by the mostly positive reviews and a YouTube video review (search Unveiling the Fesley FEP 1000: A Game-Changer in Digital Pianos). One of the shortcomings of the Fesley FEP 1000 is the documentation, which is barebones, so watching this video will help you get familiar with all its features. The piano is beautiful, elegant, and well made. All the wood and hardware are top-notch, including the metal pedals. The feel of the keys is superior to the Yamaha (understandably as the Yamaha is an older design), and the sound is excellent. The control panel is adequate, but a number pad would have provided a better way to select all the modes that are available. However, this is a compromise I am willing to accept at this price point. The unit came in a well-packaged box, and assembly was easy. Be aware that this is a two-person job to assemble because the unit is heavy.I did have a problem with the piano cover not closing fully and resting on the keys. I called the support toll-free line and was quickly connected to a very helpful person who generated an incident ticket, advising me that someone would contact me in a couple of days. I received an email with a video on how to repair the problem. The cover now shuts properly. Bottom line I am happy with my purchase.

Great practice with headphones! I love all the sound options! Its for to play!Sound options are pretty decent!Very easy and quick to put together!I stood on side to set the keyboard! That way I didn't need help!I did have my hubby help me tip it back straight!I love the silent practice ability!I love constantly in tune and Ivxan add rhythms and many different piano sounds too like several grand pianos and bright piano sounds!!!Lots of demos - like a self playing piano too!Very pretty piano with keyboard coverAnd 256 polyphonyMany features only found on very expensive digital keyboards!!!

Okay, so this thing is beautiful. The keys definitely feel different being weighted from our older digital piano. The controls are on the left side. I usually stay at the regular piano tone. The sound is so nice, it’s deep and loud. We can really feel the difference. It has such an elegant look and I’ve decorated the top! The instructions are just a picture which can be difficult to understand unless you have experience with building and I do, so I found it easy. I also had to have my neighbor help me put up the top piece on top which is the keys and most important part of the piano, as it’s very heavy. The box at delivery is 100 pounds. It came well packaged and no damage, no scratches, no dents. Get this !!!

Easy assembly, nice sound quality, space saver, and very affordable ! I am a piano teacher and love the weight of the keys. Nice to be able to play with headphones to not disturb. I have played many many brands of digital and acoustic pianos, and this is just as good as the high ticket ones! Hoping it lasts for many years.