Axus AXP2 61 Key Beginner Touch Sensitive Electronic Keyboard Piano with Power Supply and Music Rest

For a budget priced keyboard it certainly stands out amongst the best. Simplicity in use and excellent sound quality

I cannot believe that this is this cheap. Perfect for a (little) beginner to learn piano or keyboard with 66 full-size keys, some touch sensitivity and pretty good sounds and as the teacher said, should take her to the next stage when biugger bucks will be required. Unhesitatingly recommend it.

It’s a lovely keyboard with a lot of functions considering the price. Works nicely however when I received the product it makes an aweful crackling sound then jumps the volume to full whack without warning so makes it very difficult to try to enjoy and learn new songs with. If I get a non faulty replacement with decent speed I will change this review but as it stands I cannot say how dissapointed I am eith this keyboard. BUYER BEWARE!

I needed something to practice reading music again after a 50 year gap. I wasn’t going to splash out on a proper piano and this has been a cost effective solution. It doesn’t sound like an authentic piano but it does the job I need it for. It’s just big enough and I bought a stand separately.

Excellent Product and Service very pleased 😀

What is not in the description is that you can play mp3 tracks through the USB drive and the keyboard is equipped with mp3 controls. The 4 way speaker system is quite impressive and this is the cheapest touch sensitive keyboard I have come across. The voices and rhythm styles are impressive, but the basic piano sound is, well, basic. The keyboard is not backlit on this model. There is no socket for a sustain pedal (unheard of!) so no way should you buy this as a starter for a piano student even though it is t/s. No MIdi in/out/ The keyboard can split and offer two voices (which they call timbres) as well as dividing into lead/chords with the division at the usual Fsharp below Mid C. The auto accompaniment system offers major, minor, 7ths and minor 7th chords. Even if you select 'fingered' chords it will not play any other chords. There are 4 memory banks for recording but switching off erases the memory. The AXP2L has a backlit keyboard, USB Midi and a sustain pedal socket. This would be ideal for apps like Synthesia which can be set to light up the keys as well as the ability to connect to third party software (Logic, Musescore, Cubase etc). Overall a good range of features for under £100 but probably worth spending a little more.

Bought for my 9 year old daughter, she loves it. After having for a few days the seller contacted me to inform of a defect with that make regarding the speakers. They said if ours was one of the defected items they would replace or refund. They were really quick to replace the item and the customer service was excellent.

This was a keyboard for my daughter's birthday. The other reviews are correct - it is well made, has the touch sensitivity, enough tones and voices to sink a battleship, for a very good price. As a bonus, also arrived on time.

Consigliata da un amico che suona da anni per mia figlia che ha iniziato a suonare ora. Perfetta, tasti pesati e anche "divertente"

El piano llegó defectuoso. Varias teclas no funcionaban. Me tocó devolverlo

Not hammer action, arrived with one key broken right off, some keys have no felt to dampen the sound when letting go of it, Push down weight is not the same for every key.

I don't know what else to say other than it works :D This is my first piano ever at age of 30 so learning is going fun so far. Touch sensitive also makes a huge different, I love it, I use batteries and it lasts couple of days with daily 1-2 hrs of practice. Rechargeable batteries so nice to have. I did buy it used from amazon, the complete right key is a bit wonky but never the less Piano is actually great and I love the learning mode.

Ich habe das E-Piano um einen Aktionspreis gekauft und möchte meine Erfahrungen teilen: Es bietet ein paar interessante Features und ist auch für Einsteiger ok. Leider ist gerade für Einsteiger die Bedienung nicht sehr intuitiv, sondern immer mit Tastenkombinationen verbunden. Aber wenn man die Anleitung durchliest, sollte man zurechtkommen. Der Klang des Klaviers ist ok, auch manche andere Klänge sind in Ordnung. Das E-Piano ist aber schwach. Positiv: - Drumcomuter und Begleitakkorde - Sustain-Pedal und Notenablage wird mitgeliefert. - USB-MIDI ist vorhanden - 2 Kopfhöreranschlüsse (das ist wirklich super, wenn man in der Nacht gemeinsam spielen möchte. - 128-stimmige Polyphonie. - USB-Eingang zum Abspielen von mp3-Files. - Eingebaute Effekte und ein gleichzeitiges Übereinanderlegen von 2 Sounds ist möglich. Negative Punkte: - In der Werbung steht, dass das Klavier eine voll gewichtete Tastatur hat. Das stimmt nicht! Sie sind halbgewichtet und fühlen sich sehr nach Kunststoff an, wobei die leicht gerippten Tasten aus meiner Sicht wiederum positiv sind. - Der Sound ist mit den eingebauten Lautsprechern nicht besonders großartig. Insbesondere das Schlagzeug klingt nicht gut, aber das ist den mickrigen Lautsprechern (2x5 Watt) geschuldet. Mit (hochwertigen) Kopfhörern ist der Sound generell besser. - Leider gibt es keinen Bass-Sound und keine Möglichkeit z.B. in der linken Hand Bass und in der rechten Klavier zu spielen. Zusammenfassung: Es ist ein E-Klavier für Einsteiger mit einigen interessanten Features, kann aber NICHT mit der Qualität von namhaften Firmen mithalten. Wenn man eine sehr gute Tastatur und einen sehr guten Klaviersound haben möchte, dann empfehle ich YAMAHA. Denn wenn man ca. 100,- mehr investiert bekommt man auch bereits ein Yamaha P-145.