Thomann DP-33 B

I literally don't have a bad word to say about this piano.

For context I'm 4ft 11" and it only took me 40 minutes to put it together, single-handedly, including carrying each individual piece upstairs one at a time, and having to go downstairs three times to get different screwdrivers. It was ridiculously simple.

It feels really authentic; the keys are a perfect weight with great hammer action, and the sound and feel for just playing at home gives you the experience of playing an upright piano, but at a fraction of the price and with the added benefits of it taking up less space, being simple to take apart if moving it to another room, and no specialist mover is required if moving house.

Another bonus is that you can plug earphones in so you don't have to annoy the family and neighbours with your playing, you can plug it in via a midi cable to a laptop or tablet for online tuition courses, and if you record music as we do in our household there is no complicated microphone arrangement required for recording this piano - you just plug it in and you're off!

This is genuinely one of the best value purchases I have ever made, and I couldn't be happier with the instrument or with the service I received from Thomann - just top drawer!

I really really like this piano. The feel of the keys is really smooth and feels high quality. The volume is great and the sound as well. The piano comes with some good features and other sounds you can play around with.

My only complaint is that the sustain on the regular piano is not the same as on a real piano (on a real piano you need more technique to not get too much intertwining sounds) which gives me a challenge when I try to play on a public piano. There is a solution for this and that is playing the Epiano 1 or 2 function which has a sustain that is more similair to a real piano.

All and all I would definetely recommend this piano. It is worth the money. Sitting behind it and just touching the keys gives me motivation to finish my daily practice.