Hemingway DP-501 MKII WH

I enjoyed really much having this piano to practice and create on it for three years. Unfortunately I had to sell it because i had to move to another country but the friend i sold it to is really enjoying it and doing some grate work with it being a pro musician and all. In overall i would say its a more than decent piano for its price. The four stars for the sound are for the keybord, i would like it to be more smooth and even as for some notes it seemed to me that it was like tripping and the sound changed to more loud suddenly, i do not know if that was because of the particular piano or its construction. Also the pedals seemed to me that they were going to torn of their station, the wooden construction there was bending every time i was pressing the pedal, something i got used to with time but yet not the up right piano pedal feeling at all. Concluding this is a really good piano for its price but if i were to buy it again i would choose a Thomann with the same features instead whose critics are way better.

I do not have a great experience in digital pianos and I bought it for my 9 year old daughter that started piano lessons. I own it almost 2 years now.
The parts that are good is: 1) the size of keys and 2)the weight of them that simulates the real ones.
The sound is decent and the features more than enough (includes metronome).
The only con that I should mention is the fact that a couple of keys after few months do not bounce back imediatellly. They stay down for more than they should. This does not happen all the times but is something worth mentioning.
As a conclusion I would say that I am happy for my purchase and I would recommend it as a product