The ONE Digital Piano with Lighted-up 88 Hammer Action Keys, Smart Teaching Piano Keyboard for Beginner/Adult, Grand Piano Sound, Full Size Weighted Keyboard with 3 Pedals/Free APP/Bluetooth/MIDI

Love the One Smart Piano! Have it a little over a week now and everyone in our household have played and spent more time on the piano than the previous one we had before (Yamaha DGX620). The integration of smart phone/table with built apps, video tutorials, LED guides is really nice and intuitive. It does in a way encourages you to learn to play the piano faster. My wife who already knows how to play the piano (chords), my daughter (can read notes) who took piano classes and my son (no piano experience) who is 8 can not have enough of the piano. Me personally love the hybrid video tutorials and games, I just sit down and learn new songs and have learn to play 3 songs in couple of nights, some basic riffs and chords. One Smart piano really caters to different skill levels and to me seeing my kids spending more time playing it is already worth it. My son (8yo) has already went through 11 Hoffman video tutorials in 3 days without us telling him to do so! He has now learned to play some songs and starting to learn playing notes!Putting the piano together was easy, just need an extra hand setting the piano once the stands are in place. Quality of materials to me was ok, feels sturdy and not flimsy. The piano keys really does feel the like a real piano. The sound does fill our whole living room with high ceilings and marble floors. It looks great in our living room and compliments our room layout and decor.One cool thing I discovered was I was able to connect our Navi Big Tab 24" android tablet! It sits quite perfectly on the piano and to me bigger screen is better! I also liked that the piano speakers can also double as external speaker for the tablet.For some cons, first the piano we ordered was white but it's not the shiny glossy white you see on most pianos. It's just like a semi gloss white painted wood finish which to me in a way makes it look cheap. We have white plantation shutters on our living room and the glossy white finish would have match and looked way better. Second, the piano does not come with a piano bench, I had to order one separately and finding a white one took me awhile but did get one. Lastly, not sure if it's true with Apple products but the cable that attaches to my phone or any other smart phone does not provide charge. So if you're playing the piano using your smartphone you will at some point lose battery charge. The Navi big tab in a way works for me as it has separate power and cable connections.Overall, we are really happy and is a great addition to our home and can be used for learning and fun.UPDATE: I just got an Ipad Air and have tried it on the One Smart Piano. The white ipad compliments the piano better although it has a smaller screen than my Navi Big Tab. The piano with it's cable connection does charge the iPad.

This changed my life. I've always wanted to learn how to play the piano. But never got around to it. My sister has a regular piano, but we never played it and eventually sold it. This one however is a blessing I would say. The app and led guidance system makes you want to come back every day and learn from your virtual teacher. I love it. Finally I think at the age of 33, I will pick up playing the piano.Now on to the product review:Tried to purchase it through Hollywood Piano in Burbank. They charged me $1800 and couldn't deliver on time. Came to Amazon and ordered it for only $1499. Delivery was made in just 5 days. I ordered the white version.The box size was about the size of a small chest. When I opened it I realized how smartly packed it was. The piano needed to be assembled and it came in only 4 parts. The packaging was very similar to how Apple packs their laptops and iMacs. Very clean and simple, yet convenient.I assembled the piano in about 30 minutes. All tools are included. Comes with only a few screws and it's very simple. The assembly instruction manual itself is very nice and made of the finest paper and illustrations. Like I said, they are trying to emulate Apple. The piano itself had little instructions attached on them which you have to remove afterwards. Very nice indeed. I assembled it myself alone, however I would suggest atleast 2 people to do it as it requires you to lift the main piano part which may be quite heavy.The piano looks amazing. The color is beautiful and the quality and finish of the product is outstanding. It's sturdy and well made. The color is not a cheap looking white, nor it is a yellowish looking cream. It's a very soothing winter white color. The finish is also matte. Doesn't look like an electric cheap piano as it has a full wooden sides and back along with 3 pedals on the bottom. I got many compliments on how nice it looked in the living room.The keys feel like solid expensive piano keys and the lid is smooth and falls into place beautifully. The book stand on top is great for putting an iPad. The connector box right behind it has all the cables you may need to use it with your device, whatever type it may be. I use it with my iPad Air 2. Connecting it was simple and fast. It also charges my iPad while my piano is on. There are 2 headphone jacks underneath in the front. One is for sound only though heaadphones, and the other one through both headphone and the pianos built in speakers.The speakers are great and fills the room with full beautiful sound that sounds very acoustic and natural. The speakers are hidden underneath too. There are tempo and volume controls on the side of the 88 keys.The piano overall looks very good and everything is conveniently placed. A headphone adapter and multiple cable adapters are also included for your convenience.The app downloading was easy. Just search for One smart piano in App Store or google playstore. Setting it up was a breeze and there are many options to start learning how to play through video and hands on lessons. The app synchronizes with the little invisible LED lights over the 88 keys which shows you which key to press and for how long when you learn how to play. How awesome is that !! The LED lights are hidden under a black strip above the keys. The app is not that user friendly, but I'm sure they will update it soon. I really hope they do.The designers and makers of this piano took their time to add little details that made the entire setting up pleasant. Every little thing such as the screws, cables and even the styrofoam are of great quality. That only suggests how well made the piano itself is.The piano didn't come with a tool though. Had to buy it separately. Just search for white piano tool in Amazon. I paid $30 for my piano tool in the photo, and it was really good.I am very happy with this purchase and I hope this remains as my great friend for years to come and I get to eventually pass it on to my kids.Thanks ONE piano for a great product and thanks Amazon for the great price and fast efficient delivery.

Bottom line: would buy again!Packaging: great, not overboard but did the job withought issues (kudos ups for not being too rough)Assembly: 1-2 person depending on agility/strength. Product weight is 117 lbs and I’m betting 105 is all key board. I did it myself, I’m in decent to good-ish shape (I lift twice a week, but I’m not a power lifter). Assembly time:35 minutes instructions: clear, easy to followKey weight:heavy/realistic. This isn’t a $20k piano But it’s better than a $50 keyboard. It’s a learning tool for my kids and I. I’m happy with the keys.Pedals- can’t say for sure I notice much of a difference when I use them but I’m glad they’re there for training purposes. nice details, sturdy top portion, accessories for various tablets, and overall good quality.The app- the app seems like a second attempt, has some kinks, could use some updates, definitely better than nothing, way better than just using YouTube videos or sheet music. I like it, maybe I love it- not going to shout it from the rooftops or invest in stock or anything.My kids and I have no experience playing piano but my seven year old and I were both playing a guided version Mary had a little lamb within fifteen minutes. We got high scores and made it to three stars with some practice. My youngest made it to two stars. So yes, it does make you get better-it doesn’t give away points. But it keeps the kids really excited.Four stars based on the app not being super high-end but it is more than mediocre. You don’t have to have the piano to download the app and check it out.