Yamaha EZ-220 61-Lighted Key Portable Keyboard Package with Headphones, Stand and Power Supply

I am someone who does not know how to play an instrument. I wanted to get into something just to sort of futz around with it. This product was perfect for me because it was priced reasonably and the light up keys help teach me to play. I cannot read music, so I really need this feature. If I were to buy a guitar or something, I would just stare at it. But it is relaxing to be able to sit down, turn on the instructional mode, and let it show me what to press. I can play music without knowing what I'm doing. It has been very relaxing.The sound quality is pretty good. I don't know what to compare it to, but I cannot complain. Some of the instrument settings (like when you switch it to, say, horns) are pretty sad attempts at the real thing, but I imagine all keyboards fall flat when it comes to this sort of feature. But I didn't buy it to play a horn, I bought it to sound like a piano, which it does pretty good with.It sits on the stand ok...a lot of people want the legs to lock into the keyboard, and that doesn't happen for me. But it sits on it nicely and doesn't move when I play. It is possible that I have the stand turned on its side instead, and if i change it, it might fit in ok, but I just have not thought to do that when I am near it so I have not yet tried. The headset that comes with this package is decent also. Add in the power cable, and I think it is worth it to get this bundle. i mean listen...yes, I could drop some money on a really nice stand, but I am an amateur and that would be a huge waste of money. The head set can keep me from feeling embarrassed from my neighbors also when I am playing more freestyle, and that is good. I just don't think it is worth it to try to buy these things separately. If I get serious about playing then I will probably look into buying a new stand. But, if you are just starting, don't let this dissuade you from this bundle. you need to put the keyboard on something, and unless you plan to jump around while playing, you are not going to dislodge it. The problem people are complaining about is that there are two grooves on the bottom for legs to snap into. if you put one leg in, the other doesn't line up. So i put one in and let the keyboard just sit on the other, and its just fine. Like I said, I am going to try to flip the stand on its "side" and see if the stand lines up better that way, I may just have it switched around. And everyone complaining might also.Solid buy, sounds good, good for a beginner.

I waited to review this product since I was not 100% sure on how I felt. Anyway the 5 stars is for my overall satisfaction and incredible Amazon Experience.The key board is great! Its a perfect low cost introduction to piano for my kids and it works well. There are a lot of music options and features that they love.Here were the issues:(1) The key board arrived with no headphones - which surprised me, but I was okay with that because I wanted to hear my kids play and I had expected it would have been a cheap add-on any way.(2) The stand was something that concerned me. A lot of reviews commented on the stand and its flimsiness and how it was a non yamaha add-on, not designed for this keyboard, but there were other comments that suggested the problem had been fixed and that a new/better stand was included. Let me assure you that it has NOT been fixed. The stand is horrible - it is basically two metal tubes criss-crossed with smaller perpendicular tubes on top, acting as a the platform for the keyboard to rest on. There are tiny plastic pieces that are supposed to hold the key board in place. Not only is the stand lightweight and flimsy to begin with, but you tend to get the feeling that there is no way the keyboard won't slide off and go crashing to the floor. There are no clips, straps or anything else to hold the keyboard in place. So, it slides around and "jumps" the plastic pieces and never stays in place. This would be difficult for an adult and impossible for kids. I decided to return the keyboard only because of the stand, but contacted Amazon first, since the product came with a missing headset and did not want it to be an issue. The representative took time to understand my problem, apologized and amazingly offered me a brand new stand of my choice. Frankly, I was totally surprised and shocked. She pulled up and offered me some options around $20-$30, but they looked similar to the one I had - so I asked for this one - Stellar Labs 555-13830 Heavy Duty Keyboard Stand with Adjustable Width and Height - which was $37 + $12 shipping. I offered to pay the extra $20/$25 to get the better stand, but she said that would not be necessary and within 2 days I had this incredibly sturdy, heavy duty stand, all compliments of Amazon. I consider my self a fairly good customer, but was truly impressed that they went the extra mile and sent me a new stand of my choice completely free. It made me a stronger believer in Amazon. Yes, good customer service works and I will continue to be a loyal customer.I can only assume they don't do this every time, or for everyone, so I would suggest buying the keyboard separately and buying a stand separately.

Bought it as a gift for my wife. She always wanted a keyboard and learn to play. But it's so cool that me and our cat are using it too :)Here are some of our findings:PROsListen & Learn is an amazing feature. You can adjust the learning style for yourself. Also, there's a great selection of songs you can learn. (100 classics)The flashing keys are very helpful for remembering how to play. You can also see which fingers to use on a little display.The keyboard automatically adjust the tempo during learning lessons making your first attempts sound less akward.Selection of sounds is huge. You can be creative in so many ways. Which brings me to the next point:There's an option to connect headphones if you want to practice alone or late at night.Sound on the speakers is loud and clear, but can't really say if it's amazing or just good, can't compare to other keyboards. Hard to say. No complaints there.CONsThe stand that came in this package is not the best one and we dont even use it. We put the keyboard on a desk/table and it fit perfectly.Batteries don't really last long, so you're better off using the power adapter. Or use rechargable ones (have to switch a power option).Bonus:iPad Page Turner app is a nice bonus which may be useful or not depending on how deep you want to learn, but it's definitely cool.Few other apps that you may use or not are also nice.Option to connect to computer is there, but we haven't used it yet.There's definitely many features on the keyboard that will fit various needs!

This keybord is awsoome i got it for my daughter for music lessons she love it

Really fast shipping and good product