Alesis Recital Play 88-Key Piano Keyboard Bundle | Portable, 480 Voices, Split/Layer Modes, Includes Lessons, Stand, Sustain Pedal, Headphones, Carry Bag, for Beginners

I’m a piano teacher and often have to give recommendations for keyboards to parents (especially low cost ones because I work with a lot of young kids starting from age 5). It’s a hard balance to find something that’s not super expensive but still allows the student to get the proper feel of the keyboard, and 88 keys. As kids have purchased different brands this one stands out as the best I’ve tried in this price range, and believe me I’ve heard many different keyboards some of which are about $100 more than this one and do not meet the standard in quality of sound. My old keyboard that I used to bring to lessons for new students to trial out before they got their own was about the same price, and though it had weighted keys it had some serious issues with the sound, specifically the volume was too low, the buttons were illegible and the quality of sound was poor. When you’d hit the note with any real force it would glitch. It served the purpose, but when it finally gave out on me after much abuse I decided to purchase this keyboard, it is light years away from my last one. I had recently recommended it to a student based on the reviews I’d read, but when I actually played it I was blown away, it far exceeded my expectations. It has a nice clear sound, responds well to touch, is lightweight, a great keyboard to grow into that is appropriate for beginners but good enough to use on a higher level without having to reinvest in another one. It has semi weighted keys, comes with a stand and headphones, a pedal, as well as a case. 100% will be recommending this to other students, I may even do a few gigs with it as it actually sounds quite good and is much lighter than my $600 keyboard (though in terms of sound it sounds comprable to it).

This 88 key keyboard sounds great. The church I attend has a nursing home ministry, and the piano at the nursing home, needs work, so I decided to buy a keyboard to take to the nursing home. I know that Alesis makes some pretty good equipment, but for $189.00, this thing sounds great, and the piano player is very happy. I know it's not a top of the line piano, but it is definitely worth the price. It was worth it to see the smile on the pianist face. If you are looking for a great sounding, easy playing electric piano/keyboard, you will be very pleased with this 88 key, keyboard. The stand, carrying case and accessories are very impressive. I will purchase a better sustain pedal, but for the price, absolutely no complaints.

I bought this for my elderly mother, who has been wanting a piano for a long time, but we didn't have room. She used to play beautifully but it's been 40+ years since she's had the opportunity, so she is over the moon. I did not have a big budget but wanted something with a good sound and feel. As I was unpacking and setting it up, I thought it looked, felt and sounded quite nice and my mother says it feels and sounds like a real piano. We haven't had it long enough to determine the reliability or longevity, but my hope is that it will last. The headphones may not be top-quality, but they are comfortable enough for her to wear and they sound fine. I may end up having to get a different style of stand because the crossbars mean that my mother can't scoot up as close to the piano as would be comfortable - the bars are in the way. But the quality of the bar is fine. Overall, I think this is a great choice for those not needing a professional-grade instrument but one that is surely excellent for intermediate or advanced hobby use.

I love this piano keyboard! I'm just learning, so researching the options available was very overwhelming. I'm glad I went with this and for spending a little more to get the full-size 88. The keys are semi-weighted from what I understand, they feel nice, and the keyboard quality feels sturdy. It's not too heavy to lug around. The sounds are very clear and keys are sensitive, so they'll sound strong or soft if you press hard or gently. This will probably be the only piano I need since it's for personal enjoyment and I won't be limited for what I can learn. I will say the accessories are not great, but worth the extra $30 for the bag and stand at least. I also love having 3 months of Skoove and 1 month of Melodics free. Again, knew nothing of which apps to use, but Skoove has been fun, I've been learning a lot while also being able to play songs I enjoy. I went with Skoove first since it seems more focused on learning basics/music theory/reading. I look forward to trying Melodics after🤞

Takes 6 AA batteries or can be plugged in. Charger cord broke easily as well as the knob to adjust volume. Great piano, headphones, case and stand combo. Bought for my 14 year old to continue her lessons. She had the Amazon basics previously, this was big upgrade. Sound quality is good, I can hear it many rooms away, it has many preset songs and rhythms. Headphones are good too, they are corded. Stand is wobbly but suffices UPDATE: Died after 5 months I’d pass on this one too

For the price the 88 key Alesis Recital Play is a really sweet deal. It sounds amazingly good for a budget unit and has a lot of nice features. The included stand, foot pedal, headphones and gig bag make it an even greater value. The keyboard and accessories arrived in a well packaged box and setting everything up was quite simple. Overall I'm very satisfied and would recommend this to anyone looking for a digital piano that won't break your wallet.

The most helpfull review on this thing… 04/2/25 Condition: Things could have changed since today when im writing this, but the piano came in almost perfect condition, when i saw the keys they looked nasty but it had tape on the keys which i removed… no problem Accessory quality: i havent tried anything but the piano and the headset, i mean the headset is really garbage, and it didint work with my gaming headset so, anyways i dont care for the headset, by the way the headset is trash but the sound quality from the headset is ok vut the headset sucks because of the feeling Piano quality: when i first plugged it in, it sounded strange from my other piano, i bougtb this one because it has 88 keys total… it sounds strange to me, but 6 hours later im really used to it and im starting to enjoy it, this keyboard is really costumisable by the way if you tap the keys ligthly it can play ligthly depending on your settings, their is 480 sounds or tones, really fun… no idea what rythm button does to be honest, using the function button you can factory reset the paino or change how the touch affects the key played, i would say i am satisfyed… im going to share a video on the piano…. By the way keys feel a little weigthed, but its not hard to play with it im so used to it now Note: i love this piano, i was so worried i would like it but fresh look, came a day late with prime shipping but i expected it, and rewatching the video i just shot the sound is nice… anyways if your reading this considreing buying the piano, you wont regret it, you saw me customize the touch in the video with the function button, 480 unique cool funny and fun sounds to play with metro system also works… overall really good, if it comes broken since i saw another review report that, return it as broken… its not the companys fault probably, also you can add an echo to it if you didint

A really great piano to get started. This piano has all the bells and whistles for a cheap price. The only downside is the stand that feels a little unstable but doesn’t affect your playing. Sound quality of the piano is great and it feels like a higher price piano. It is pretty light but feels sturdy.

Juste incroyable. Les 480 sons différents permettent de jouer pleins de musiques différentes en fonction de ça. Le piano est facile à monter, pratique et ne prend pas trop de place. Il sonne très bien et le casque en plus permet de s’entraîner même quand le monde dort afin de ne déranger personne. Il est parfait !

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Das Alesis Keyboard mit 88 Tasten ist genau das Richtige für Anfänger und besonders für Kinder, die das Klavierspielen lernen möchten. Meine 12-jährige Tochter konnte dank der intuitiven Bedienung und des realistischen Tastengefühls sehr schnell Fortschritte machen und spielt mittlerweile schon richtig gut. Das Keyboard bietet eine angenehme Größe und eine gute Tastatur, die das Spielgefühl eines echten Klaviers gut wiedergibt. Es ist robust verarbeitet und gleichzeitig leicht genug, um es bei Bedarf zu transportieren. Die Klangqualität ist für diese Preisklasse wirklich überzeugend, was das Üben besonders motivierend macht. Besonders gut gefällt mir, dass das Keyboard vielfältige Funktionen bietet, ohne Anfänger zu überfordern. Es ist sehr empfehlenswert für alle, die ein gutes und bezahlbares E-Piano suchen, mit dem man einfach starten kann. Fünf Sterne von mir für ein tolles Instrument, das meiner Tochter viel Freude bereitet und sie spielerisch an das Klavierspielen heranführt!

Couldn't be happier with this keyboard. It was easy to set up, sounds' quality is great. Perfect for beginners and excellent value.

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