Donner DDP-100 88-Key Weighted Action Digital Piano
fully Weighted Action Digital Piano,the true piano 's finger strength,128 polyphony,real acoustic grand pianos
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About Donner DDP-100 88-Key Weighted Action Digital Piano
Overall Feedback:
83% positive
81% liked the seamless app integration
I found that the piano has an app with free classes, which is a nice addition for beginners.
86% praised the sleek and compact design
The piano has a sleek and modern design and takes up little room.
The piano blends well in the room with its nice design.
74% appreciated the key action
The keys play smoothly and are nicely weighted, whether playing something simple or complicated piece.
I love playing on this Weighted Action Digital Piano. The key action is good and the kids enjoy it.
Honestly, it takes a little more effort to push the keys than other pianos, but not that much. It's easy to adjust to the resistance of the keys and I think it will be perfect to help strengthen our beginners' fingers.
I like having weighted keys, even though they are slightly harder to press down than a normal piano.
89% found the pedal functionality useful
The pedals are nicely implemented and it takes a few minutes to adapt to the sustain pedal, but it works well.
I find the three pedals useful for playing soft, sostenuto, or sustain.
The pedals work as they should and the sound is good both live and on headphones.
The digital piano has pedals with similar function to a real piano.
81% praised the sound quality
The sound quality is remarkable and it sounds like a nice upright piano.
The sound quality and feedback from the keys are good enough for the price, although slightly different from a real piano.
I adjusted the 'Strength' to its highest setting and the sound quality improved, sounding brighter and cleaner.
