Alesis Recital Pro

Alright guys, thanks for watching! I Would recommend this keyboard in 2020 just for the piano sounds. The feel, the real realistic kind of feel, the r...

The sensible design, reasonable weight, convenient buttons, quarter inch line outputs coupled with battery operation means this piano is great for bas...

and uh yeah, that's a that's a nice pedal. Now I wish that the 450 version came with this pedal. That would be really really nice

I played and taught off an Alesis Recital Pro for a couple of years (still play on it), and it’s full length weighted keys and comes in at under 2x the price of the above keyboards. Check it out - it’s a bargain (plus it takes batteries if you ever want to busk or perform on the go). Full disclosure - the sound quality isn’t absolutely amazing, but at the price you pay for it, it’s a good quality instrument that will ultimately last you longer than a non-weighted option. Also don’t worry too much about space - it’s of course a bit bigger than the models above, but realistically, it shouldn’t take up loads more space.

I have been a long time guitar and bass player and was interested in getting a decent keyboard to learn on. My wife also had played piano a while back and was interested. I initially purchased this Alesis model, but found that the keys were a little "loose" between eachother, especially noticeable o...

The Alesis Recital Pro would be the worst of the lot -- I wouldn't get it unless you can't afford one of the others.

The Alesis Recital Pro is my first ever piano and I'm very happy with it. I knew I wanted something as close to a real acoustic piano, reasonably priced, good reviews, and a few special effects to play with. With the Alesis Recital Pro I feel like I made the right choice and all the boxes are ticked...

I got this one a few months back and love it. The key weighting feels so close to an actual piano. Alesis Recital Pro - 88 Key Digital Piano Keyboard with Hammer Action Weighted Keys, 2x20W Speakers, 12 Voices, Record and Lesson Mode, FX and Display

The keyboard is pretty much what you would expect for the price. It feels really good to play, and is a bit on the heavy side, but everything else is pretty much as you would expect for a beginner model keyboard. This is also just a keyboard, so you will need to buy a stand, and a sustain pedal. If ...

For that price range probably the Alesis Recital. The issue with the Yamaha you mention is that its only 61 keys. You will want the full 88.