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Amanda
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2025
Magnificent piano. The sound is rich and vibrant. The keys are weighted perfectly. I love to play this. The quality is great and I think it is a marvelous instrument, the only qualm I have with it is the price. Yes pianos are not cheap but this is still an electric piano. That aside I have no issues with this product. I deeply enjoy playing it and my kids have started too. It has brought music and joy into my home, so this was a wonderful buy, just wish it was cheaper.
Melissa G.
Reviewed in Canada on March 31, 2025
I was looking for a piano for my kiddos. Came across this one, which I went back and forth on. I watched a lot of video reviews and still was 100% sure. I mean in terms of looks you really cannot beat DONNER. Itโs a great piece of furniture just to look at.Here is what I found, the sound is really great, the weighted keys play and feel just right. The volume doesnโt go as loud as I would have thought it would, although it is still plenty. The grand piano sound is on point. It connects to a lot of great apps wirelessly and shows right on the iPad which key is being played. This is really great if youโre into self learning!Very happy with the sound, the looks, the quality, and the price!
Amanda
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2025
The Donner DDP-200 Pro offers a compelling package. Its 88-key graded weighted keyboard provides a realistic playing experience, mimicking the feel of an acoustic piano. The 2.4" IPS screen is a welcome addition, simplifying navigation through the extensive 100+ sound library and recording features. Wireless connectivity is a great added feature. While the sound quality is generally good for its price range, some advanced players might find it slightly lacking. Overall, the DDP-200 Pro is a solid digital piano with a wealth of features, making it a great value for those seeking a versatile and budget-friendly instrument.
Smores
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025
It's an electric piano. The sound comes close to the actual piano. The features take some time to learn. It can be cumbersome at first but by sticking with it, they are easy to remember. The keys feel natural to push. I just don't like how it looks. It reminds me of one of those catholic pianos played during mass. Ill probably paint it black and add something on the sides to make it look more grand.
Jean-Paul Gravel
Reviewed in Canada on February 22, 2025
I love my piano
Hogg Wyld
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2025
First, let me say that the style of this piano made with cherry wood grain has created a beautiful piece of furniture. It is inviting to play and offers excellent features and sound quality. The 88 keys are weighted and are an important part of the playing experience as are the stereo sound and recording ability. I also like that it comes with the Melodics software and Donner Music APP to assist in learning keyboard skills. I have played the piano for mostly my own enjoyment over the years and am really enjoying this excellent instrument.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on January 6, 2025
The instrument is as advertised, it was well packed for shipping and assembly was straight forward. The only criticism is that the bottom of the right panel had about a 2 inch crack in the wood of the panel where it joined the metal foot which we carefully glued and clamped to effect a repair rather than send the unit back. I can only assume it was questionable quality control in construction.
Melissa G.
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2025
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JF
Reviewed in Canada on April 5, 2025
Nice fot the price
Happy Vibes
Reviewed in Canada on December 4, 2024
Iโve been playing the piano since I was four years old, and now I teach others how to play. After trying out the Donner DDP-200 Pro digital piano, I think itโs an impressive option for its price.To begin with, this piano is perfect for beginners and intermediate players, offering great value with features youโd usually find in much more expensive models. The wooden case with metal legs is not only sturdy but also looks beautiful, making it a nice addition to any room. Arriving in a large cardboard box, assembly was surprisingly straightforward. Taking no more than 15 minutes with some assistance from a family member. Plus, itโs not heavy, so moving it around wasnโt a problem.The 88 weighted keys feel close to playing on my grand piano, with a natural action and quick rebound that makes it enjoyable to play. It comes with a range of connection options, including a DC adapter, headphone jack, audio output, USB port, and even a MIDI output for recording or using extra sounds through a computer. Bluetooth connectivity is also included, along with features like learning and recording functions, split mode for two players, and a built-in metronome.The piano has three pedals that feel sturdy and responsive, just like a traditional grand piano. I also appreciate the sliding cover that keeps dust away and the foldable music stand, which helps save space. It offers 138 tones, 120 rhythms, reverb effects, 130 demo songs, and 256-note polyphony, giving players lots of options to explore. The built-in 25W speakers sound good, and the clear, easy-to-use 2.4-inch color screen simplifies navigation without cluttering the design with too many buttons.One small downside is that the music stand is a bit short, so sheet music tends to fall backward unless supported by a book.Overall, the Donner DDP-200 Pro stands out among digital pianos in its price range. It offers a lot of features, looks great, and is fun to play. The sound of the instrument sounds polished. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a quality piano without breaking the bank.
M. Gondek
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2024
I was disappointed to receive the wrong screws with this keyboard, so I couldn't assemble the foot pedals. The foot board is also cut a fraction of an inch too long, so it can't fit into the brackets as intended.Other than that, it works pretty well. Key are somewhat pressure-responsive.You'll need an adapter to use the wireless settings, and a headphone adapter to use the headphone jack. The headphone jack won't fit the standard headphones from, for example, Bose headphones. The menus are pretty complicated and confusing, so this is probably best for someone who wants to sit down and study it and play with it and spend a lot of time with it. The settings also all reset to the default when it's turned off, so if you've got tempo, tone, voice, percussion, etc. set up the way you like it, you may want to write it down to reset it when you turn it on again.This is a fair-to-middling freestanding keyboard, considering all those issues.
Michelle Hartman
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2024
This Donner piano is a fantastically brilliant musical instrument. There are pages and pages of rave reviews on the internet. It does almost everything except serve drinks. There is a slight bit of silliness in putting the headphone jack on the back, but a right angle plug on an extension cable, and keep the end in a cable organizer on top of the piano will take care of that. So you're saying if it's so great why the three stars?It's the price. When I choose this instrument it was priced at $899.00, and it is now at a Black Friday price of $759.99. If you search the internet there are far better prices. Here on Amazon you can get it cheaper, and not leave the site. It is a wonderful gift to yourself or anyone else, but do yourself a favor and check out other pianos on Amazon.
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