Thomann SP-320

I love this keyboard, I'm not a massive fan of the two piano sounds because they are a little compressed sounding, particularly the lower notes, but that's to be expected with a virtual piano, and I only really bought it for the Pipe Organ sound anyway.

For the Pipe Organ, it's perfect. I connected it up to my guitar amp as the stock speakers aren't quite loud enough for me (that's not to say they're quiet!) but also so I could control bass and treble etc. The Organ doesn't sound like something that's on full crescendo the whole time, playing the lower octaves gives you a softer sound and the higher is more of a bagpipe-Esque noise. I've used some virtual pianos with a Church Organ sound but they always sound too 'twinkly' for me, this does sound like it's being played on actual pipes when loud enough!

The keys are semi-weighted which is excellent, one of the things I was very dissapointed with however was the sustain pedal. It very rarely worked correctly, sometimes requiring me to stand on it with full weight before it would register, other times it would stick on and then not come off again. However, I did purchase a more comprehensive pedal online for around £20, which is more like something you'd see on a real piano, and works very well, so I'm not too concerned about that.

Highly recommended, worth the price, especially for beginners and people who play the piano as a hobby.
It comes with a pedal that, without having too much quality, does its job well. It is recommended to fix the pedal to the floor with a sticker to prevent it from moving all the time.
As for the sound, the speakers are not very good, and it does not have a lot of power. However, if, like me, you are looking for a good acoustic piano sound, the Grand Piano option with headphones is perfect.
Although the keys are not weighted, it has a very good sensitivity. However, I do notice that the black keys are much harder than the white keys, which causes some problems, especially when playing them on the upper part of complex chords. It is a little heavy (around 11kg) but is in line with any keyboard in this range. The design is elegant and much better than other pianos of this type (including superior Thomann versions).
If you are looking for a simple and cheap piano, this is the best option I have tried so far.

Initially, I had some reservations about my choice, but looking back, I have no regrets. With Thomann’s reputation for high-quality service and platforms, I trusted that their approach to instruments would be just as meticulous and detailed. My intuition was spot on.
The Thomann SP-320 has proven to be an outstanding choice. It offers an incredibly user-friendly experience and delivers a vibrant, rich sound. The piano features a diverse range of voices — from organ and guitar to violin and brass — all of which sound truly remarkable. I also connected it to my DAW, and it performed flawlessly, integrating seamlessly with all major software without any issues.

The design is elegant and minimalist, fitting beautifully into any space, and the build quality speaks volumes about Thomann's commitment to excellence. Every aspect of the SP-320 enhances the playing experience, making it a joy to use whether you're practicing or performing.

Overall, the Thomann SP-320 has exceeded my expectations in every way. It's a reliable and high-quality instrument that I wholeheartedly recommend. I’m confident that I’ll return to Thomann for future purchases of instruments and accessories, knowing their standards remain exceptional.