Our Point of View on Yamaha Weighted Keys Digital Pianos

Yamaha

Quick Verdict

The Yamaha P45 digital piano offers an 88-key weighted keyboard that mimics the feel of an acoustic piano, making it suitable for beginners and home use.

Video Proof Moments

88-key keyboard explanation

Graded key feel

Sound quality description

Portability benefits

Recommendation for beginners

Key Takeaways

88-key graded standard keyboard.

Sound quality resembles that of an acoustic piano.

Recommended for beginners learning piano.

Keys feel heavier on low end, lighter on high.

Portable and easy to move around.

Transcript

Hi, I'm Sarah with WTI and this is the Yamaha P45 digital piano. I got this piano when I first started out as a beginner, when I first started learning how to play piano. I did not have an actual grand piano in my house so I decided to go for an electric piano that also had similar features to a real piano. For example, the weight of the keys were very important and also the different kinds of sounds that you could have on an electric piano. So I want to show you guys what this looks like up close. You can see this is an 88 key graded standard keyboard. So each of the keys, for example, they feel heavier on the low end and lighter in the treble which is what you're looking for. That's what makes a difference and makes it sound like an acoustic piano. You can hear the keys are definitely graded, the sound lasts just like an acoustic piano. The sound is really beautiful. So if you're looking for an electric piano that you can have at home, you can take anywhere because you can move it around at different parts of the house or take it wherever you go. I would definitely recommend this one if you're a beginner or wanting to learn a piano. This is a really great buy and that's my point of view.