Yamaha P71 88-Key Weighted Hammer Action Digital Piano with Sustain Pedal, Power Supply, and Built-in Speakers

Caleb Hall: I studied piano for many years as a kid and didn't have access to a piano for a long time once I moved away from home. I bought this to get back into casually playing. I have played on keyboards much nicer than this one, but overall it gets the job done at a pretty competitive price.

The keys are a little noisey but nicely weighed. The action is smooth, though on the light side as Yamahas tend to be whether electric or acoustic. Anyone used to a grand would find this perfectly serviceable.

My main gripe with this is that the built-in speakers are horrid. Definitely plan on having a comfortable pair of headphones or an amplifier system to go with this if you care about hearing what your right hand is doing. It's a shame because through headphones the default piano setting is very nicely voiced, but the onboard speakers are super bass-heavy and quiet.

It's very affordable though, so if you're looking for a solid full-sized keyboard you could certainly do worse.

United States on Nov 19, 2023

AL SERRETTEAL SERRETTE: This piano came delivered in a labeled box. It had a large picture of a piano 🎹 exposed down the side of the box! I am fortunate to have to come home and find my package 📦 not Stolen! Very irresponsible of seller to risk a $500 purchase with such careless tactics. Buyers beware!

As for my product review, im very happy. This piano is a beginners dream 😍. Great sound 🎶 and headphones jack is a full size jack. Be advised. Im super pleased with the default settings, So, i havent tried to go through the different options. No complaints 👌 with the product. It even comes with a pedal and a sheet music holder (attachment) that slides on and off np.

United States on Nov 13, 2023

Huy: Good sound quality. Sounds beautiful. Keys’ pressure are very fun once used to it. Heavy 30 lb. Sturdy enough to smash on. Minimal adjustment. Pedal included is able to clear messy noise by lifting foot slight off (sensitive and does what other pedals don’t do). Lower keys are louder while the higher keys are subtle (gotta hit harder). Something about the strings’ lengths on acoustic piano has that characteristic as they are played.

Tip: Set volume low-mid, key sensitivity to soft, and play HARD and heavy! Get it! They are hammers. Then adjust to liking as you harmonize with the sounds and emotions.

Tip: the electronic keyboard 2 voice can play some cool sounds when the keys are hit harder.

United States on Oct 16, 2023

Carrie WhatleyCarrie Whatley: I have played piano for 18 years now and recently moved into my own place. I desperately missed having a piano to play on a daily basis, but I do not have the space for a real piano. I did a SIGNIFICANT amount of research before settling on this Yamaha digital piano, because I wanted a high quality instrument that also did not hugely break the bank. As a professional musician, here is why I decided on the P71:

-The weighted keys on this instrument truly feel like the real thing. I’ve played on “plasticy” keyboards before and nothing is more unsatisfying if you’ve played on a real instrument throughout your life. The P71 feels just as genuine as playing a real piano. In fact, depending on piano brand, it feels smoother. The touch sensitivity is wonderful as well, and also adjustable to your liking!

-The sound is beautiful with a large volume range. I especially love the way the bass rings out with a gorgeous fullness. The higher octaves seem to be a little thinner, but that’s to be expected since it’s up the keyboard.

-There is so much variety on this instrument to play with! There are many customizable options on this piano and I haven’t even...

United States on Dec 30, 2019