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Excellent piano action, very good to excellent sound limited by built in speakers. Touch screen makes navigating easy. At price point, nothing compared. Primarily, I use it for practicing piano lessons with headphone when acoustic upright cannot be played. My kids use it in their piano studies and band. Pro...too many to list. Outside of Kawai MP11 or maybe ES8, nothing close at 2 to three times price Cons..Tough to keep reading about entry level keyboard, yamaha superiority, Roland and Kawai better, etc. Enough to make me question purchase until I play it again.

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I'm a retired businessman and musician first of all. But 15 years ago I stumbled into a large music store and was introduced to a Previa 88 key. I didn't need it due to having high end Roland and Yamaha pro boards. I bought it and the rest is history.One of the original units is still playing and mostly good.I searched and bought several different models but the PX 360Is good for the old pro or the beginner. It's very creative if you are capable or just a basic piano. The layout and separation of the buttons and controls are set in the right places but the beautiful tones are up there with the Yamahas and the Roland's.I've had a music store to call me and ask what unit that I was playing in a recording session.The person wanted to buy one just like it! Sounds like a grand but plays much easier.Highly suggest this board. You don't need a dealer just let the rep at zZounds send it to you.Make sure you buy the heavy sustain pedal! The light one will drive you nuts trying to keep up with it. Enjoy the features.

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