Classic Cantabile UP-1 WH Upright E-Piano White High-Gloss

Great design, good finish. Very good sound, keyboard very similar to an acoustic. Very easy to assemble. At this price there is nothing better, but it is still comparable to much more expensive digital pianos. Go ahead and buy it even if you are a level piano player!

The prices are not fancy (shipping actually included, and tariff including all taxes) You know exactly what you will pay when you go to the checkout ... not like the German competitor where one surprise after another ...
Everything is well packed, we answer your mails with links ...
very well packaged as far as I'm concerned.
So no bad surprises, despite the miles...
If I have a purchase to make, YES, I'll go through them again ! !
serious, availability, material in accordance with what is announced
Thank you

In itself, the piano makes a high-quality and solid impression.
The sound is so far great, the keyboard feel quite authentic and also the 40 modes are entertaining.
Only the construction of the foot pedals does not open up to me. So the pedals hang together with the crossbar a good piece in the air, whereby the flexible pressed wood is but badly stressed and also partly gives to hear from. Ultimately, either a bar is missing, which supports the floor, or the cross brace should be placed further down. In any case, I find it inappropriate for a piano in this price segment. You can also guess the gap on the product image - yes the distance to the floor is a whole 3.5cm high.

When I received the box, I first had mixed feelings. Because the carton was dusty without end, which gave me the impression to have bought a store. In the box was then of course nothing dusty and the device was also perfectly in order.

The assembly is very simple, because the game table is completely ready and you only have to bring together the frame underneath. This was done without instructions (all logical in itself) and alone in 15 minutes. Setting up the game table on your own is probably not everyone's cup of tea, but it's not impossible either. A little bit of what can lift, you have to do it.

The first impression... The instrument is much smaller and more slender than the pictures in the shop show. If you have a real piano in the room like me, this one seems quite small. But you can get along with it, if you bring the bench to the right height. :-) The next point is the keyboard: It is of high quality, pressure point simulation is all well and good, but it is only a simulation, you notice that immediately. The keyboard is weighted and can also be played well, but it does not come to a real piano, there are worlds in between.

Then the first playing. What is immediately noticeable is the amplifier, which doesn't have too much pressure. This becomes noticeable when you play with a lot of power. That sounds then already somewhat pressureless... If you have ever played a real piano, you know what a can of sound can come out of such a device. Here that is not the case, everything is rather leisurely. But you can play with it and for most players, including me, that should be enough. The sound as such is also acceptable in the piano sounds, but the bass in chords already rolls over, while individual notes sound clean. The middle range and the treble is acceptable, whereby the strength lies here quite clearly in the middle range.
The not piano length are gimmicks, which are more or less successful, but probably for a "piano player" should be completely uninteresting.
The pedals I find successful, because I have not really had what to criticize.

Successful I find the keyboard cover, which comes with a softclose.

A price of 799, - euros I find a bit high for this device, but there you can decide freely, what you buy. :-)

My conclusion: A successful device with some limitations. I had previously opted for the Steinmayer with real wood keyboard, then switched at the last moment to this one, because I found the design (Upright) more beautiful. I don't know if that was the right decision, it's the Krucz which unfortunately you can't play beforehand when buying on the internet. If I could now, I would want to take the Steinmayer.

All in all, you get here but a nice piano to learn to play and beyond.

At first I had considered two other digital pianos, but after a very nice and informative phone conversation with a staff member, I decided on the Classic Cantabile UP1.
Set up was super easy. Since I'm a beginner, I can't really say anything about the sound quality. But the first impression is great. It looks great, has great features and feels good.
I could choose the delivery date, everything went smoothly.
I would buy from Kirstein again at any time.