YAMAHA P125 88-Key Weighted Hammer Action Digital Piano with Power Supply and Sustain Pedal

Driele TabitaDriele Tabita: The media could not be loaded.  Chegou antes do prazo. O modelo do anúncio é P-125, o modelo que eu recebi foi P-125a. Mas atendeu ao que eu precisava. Vem com pedal sustain, fonte e suporte para partitura. Quando se toca, as teclas não ficam com um efeito "solto", mas mantém a constância e firmeza. O som quando liga o instrumento é como está no vídeo, também tem outros efeitos se quiser mudar. Entrada pra fone, metrônomo, marcador de compasso, transposição de tonalidade, etc.. Um ótimo investimento.

Brazil on Nov 07, 2023

Amazon Customer: I've been using it for the past 1.5years. The weighted keys feel very nice, the sound quality is fantastic, and it is very sturdy. I love it.

United States on Sep 30, 2023

Sandra Pontes: perfeito

Brazil on Sep 28, 2023

Megan J: I have had this keyboard for over 4 years and it’s one of my favorite Amazon purchases ever. My 11 year old has also started learning to play using an app and it makes happy to see my purchase getting so much use lately.

United States on Aug 26, 2023

Carlos PaparoniCarlos Paparoni: As a beginner piano student, I got this one recommended by my teacher and purchased two of these, but only one through Amazon (the one listed on this page.) Most of the reviews here are spot on -- sound quality is excellent, the keys feel like they come from a real piano, and the weight is close to or pretty much the same as the grand piano I'm using to learn from.

There's one catch though: there's a newer version of this piano, but it lacks a feature you may want (copy-pasted from another site):

In 2022, Yamaha announced the P-125A; this is the EXACT same piano, only with one MAJOR difference; there is no built-in audio interface on the P-125A – on the P-125A the USB to host port is MIDI only (so you cannot stream audio IN to the P-125A to listen to backing tracks, and you also cannot send audio OUT to easily record).

You may notice that this page lists the P125, but if you're purchasing from a third-party seller, they may send you the P125A AND give you no warning or notice about it, so you may be overpaying for this one. Check with your seller beforehand to see if that's actually what you will get -- I speak from experience, as I got the P125A instead and...

United States on May 19, 2023

Acidobase: Ottimo kit, completo di tutto, per suonare il piano in piccoli spazi. Lo uso con delle buone cuffie per non disturbare. La meccanica della tastiera è più leggera di un piano a martelletti, ma per allenarsi va bene lo stesso. Facile il montaggio.

Italy on Oct 28, 2022

jiji: this piano would be a good purchase for beginners. the sound quality is worth the price. Although it doesn't feel like an upright piano, I got used to it after using it for a couple of weeks.

Canada on Mar 22, 2022

Hollycup: I am an intermediate student. I wanted an electric keyboard to use with headphones. However, we daily practice on our baby grand. This is my 4th keyboard from Amazon and the only one I'm keeping. It is not 100% perfect. but 99.99% perfect for us, thus far. The only thing I would change at this juncture is the speakers need to be improved, but for most students and beginners - it would be spot-on for them. The headphone function and speakers work flawlessly and I'd rate it at 99.9999%. Hence, I am purchasing external speakers and have elected to add a few things for our convenience at home and we will be keeping this keyboard. It is near perfect for our needs (mostly used for practicing pieces while the baby grand is in use and when we don't want to disturb others). Most advanced level students will never fully utilize the potential of this keyboard. It is excellent and I mean excellent especially at this price point.

We purchased an adjustable stand from Amazon for $55.00. We purchased a different sustain pedal before the keyboard even arrived for $25.00, we purchased a washable keyboard cover for $17.99 and it worked flawlessly and even covers the sheet music holder with...

United States on Mar 10, 2021

L. Yu: 7/17/23 I put it back at full 5 stars I figured what was happening when I plug my iPad into the piano the volume on the iPad was playing also through the speakers. I muted the iPad and solved my problem. Yamaha is still good !

7/15/23-Reduced to zero stars because after 3 years of daily play it sounds horrible and I just went past my 3 year warranty period. I think I would not buy a Yamaha again I expected more years out of this 650$ piano. I will post a video.it occurs mostly when I step on the sustain pedal. I tried to factory reset but that did nothing. It also sounds tinny now. Zero stars.

Original review: there's prob thousands upon thousands of reviews of the P125 - i have been playing the P125 for 2 months now.

i started flowkey since 10/27 last year - took about a month off (various vacations) so i've been playing for about 6 months now. i'll never get a traditional teacher and i just use this as an exercise of the brain and hands. cuz i'm old and i needed to learn a new trick. so far have learned to play maybe 6 songs but i'm kind of dragging now cuz all i want to learn are the difficult songs so i'm taking my time to do that.

anyway i was...

United States on Jun 02, 2020

M. Werdermann: I used to teach piano (so I know what "good" sounds and feels like), but had to give my real piano up several years ago. Since then, my husband and son have tried often to get me to buy a digital piano; but I kept putting it off, "because digital pianos have no soul" and I worried that I wouldn't be able to take it overseas when I move in a few years.

Well, I find that digital pianos have come a LOOONNNNNGGGG way since I had last tried one. The sound on this instrument is stunningly realistic and the key action feels perfect! It's also just an inexpensive replacement power adapter away from working in the UK. I would highly recommend it.

The only downside is the little plastic foot pedal. Besides the fact that it won't stay in the same place, forcing you to hunt for it as you play, It doesn't seem to work like a real pedal. With a real pedal, you press down to engage and lift off to release. With the plastic one, it seemed to work like a light switch - you'd press it to turn it on and then you'd have to press it again to turn it off. That's very unintuitive for an experienced pianist, and could cause real issues with a student who would have to take exams using real...

Canada on Jun 16, 2019