Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I don't have room for a traditional piano so I've been shopping for a digital one for years. Every one that I found was at least $900 and had all kinds of professional features that I don't need and would never be able to figure out. The Williams Legato was on too good of a Black Friday special to pass up, so I decided to give it a try. I've only had it for a day, but I'm already in love. The previous reviewer was right, this doesn't come with a power cord. It can be run on 6 D batteries out of the box, but the pack with the power cord includes the sustain pedal, so you'll probably want it anyway. There are five "voices" on this. I only cared about piano, and I'm very pleased with it. The feel isn't exactly that of a grand piano, but since it's thousands of dollars less and much easier to store, I'm not complaining. The sound is much more wonderful than I expected. This is truly a digital piano, not just another stinky keyboard. If you're looking for something to play Carnegie Hall with, this probably isn't for you. If you're wanting an afordable, storable digital piano for your family, this is a surprisingly good value for the money! ETA: I forgot to mention that the Legato comes with a basic wire music stand that rests in two holes on the top of the piano. It's very easily removable for storage. It's got a sort of a shelf or small tray at the bottom with a short lip at the front that helps to hold music books open.