Privia 88-Note w/AiR Sound,USB, and Midi -Black

At less than $500 this is by far the best digital piano I've owned – I've previously had a cheaper Williams and a more expensive Korg. It has great sound quality, key weighting, and its size plus weight is perfect. If you're looking for a starter piano that will satisfy your needs as you progress this is it or if you've moved half way across the world, and for some reason weren't able to move your acoustic piano with you to satisfy your cravings, then this is also it. The piano comes with 5 grand piano sounds, they all sound great, I typically play through the speakers. There is a nice (non-overwhelming) variety of other sounds which I rarely use but sound great as well. It's plug and play and you'll be playing in no time as soon as you open the box which comes with a low-quality pedal and does not include a stand. The key weight is phenomenal it's a weighted hammer action and the keys are scaled (heavier on the left and become lighter as you move to the right). I'd say it almost feels like playing an acoustic piano (95% there) and you'd only be able to feel the difference in a handful of songs, if any at all, because of the key sensitivity. I've been using it with a stock keyboard stand and recently purchased the purposefully designed stand and looks way better.

I bought two weighted key keyboards on at different times and on both times a key started making a clicking sound with in a few days. Also The playing didn't seem to flow it plays like an old heavy upright. The sound on the highest sensitivity still didn't come out two well. Too bad an 88 key keyboard is not offered like the keys in 61 or 76 key models.