Korg B2 Digital Piano
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The Korg B2 is a simple, affordable digital piano that focuses on the essentials: a full 88-key weighted keyboard, a decent piano sound and straightforward controls. It's a sensible alternative to Yamaha's P-series for home learners.
Key specs
| Keys | 88, Natural Weighted Hammer (NH) action |
| Sounds | 12 (pianos, electric pianos, organs, strings and more) |
| Polyphony | 120 notes |
| Speakers | Stereo, 15 W + 15 W |
| Connectivity | USB audio and MIDI, headphone outputs, damper pedal input |
What stands out
Strong speakers for the price. The B2's speaker system is more powerful than many entry-level portables, so it sounds fuller in a room. USB audio. You can play audio from a computer through the piano and record it directly — handy for online lessons.
What to know
- The NH action is weighted and graded but feels a bit lighter and noisier than more expensive actions.
- Only a basic set of sounds and features — no Bluetooth.
- Upgrade the included pedal for better control.
Verdict
A no-nonsense, good-sounding piano for beginners on a budget. For Bluetooth and a better action, consider the Roland FP-30X; for the lightest budget option, see the Yamaha P-145.
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