Donner DDP-80 Review 

This has been the greatest review I’ve seen done on this piano, love how detailed and informative it was!

Wow! what a comprehensive review. It has helped me a lot. Thank you!

i have watched many donner ddp80 reviews and yours is the best. keep up the good work.🎉

Thank you! I've just ordered one on the strength of your review!

For me, this is a really good review. It's informative about the product and compares it usefully with other keyboards in the same market sector. Good job. Thank you.

Thanks for the video. Very educational about digital pianos. (polyphony limitations etc) Never thought about that in speculations about keyboards! I subscribed to your channel even though I don't have a piano and don't know if I ever will really get one but I leaned something about a whole aspect of digital technology in general, so that makes it worthwhile to see your other output. Tnanks!

Love your video!🎉

It's a nice piano. I'm saving for something else though. Just got a Donner sustain pedal for my ew425. Works good. Down the road I might consider getting a DDP-80 for the front room. Thanks for the thorough review.

I red the news today, oh boy. Your song . Best exemple possible ! ❤

I'm hoping other manufacturers will make better pianos that look good like this one does

...sehr sehr gut! Thanks

Thanks for the detailed review. Do you have another Amazon promo code vaild now lol?

Thanks for the review. I purchased after watching and absolutely love mine. I am trying to find Midi information as well as what cord to purchase for midi to connect like you did in your video using drum beats, etc. Any help on that?

I already have an acoustic piano and was looking for something that I can play on and not disturb neighbours after hours. Such a great review, for someone looking for something to just play and practice on it seems to do it’s job. I have just ordered it and can’t wait to play it :)

Hi, Do donner has transpose function? Thanx

Best video on this piano What is the name of the dinner app?

I would put a little reverb pedal a pedal or an analog delay just a little bit

I couldn't find an honest review on the internet. All of them were sponsored by Donner (they've sent the pianos to the people for free). So here is the unsponsored review of the Donner DDP-80 after buying. I would lie if I said, "this is an amazing instrument for everyone!" That's not true. The only two reasons I decided to buy it are a good-looking flat top and fully weighted keys. I couldn't find any other manufacturers with this flat top. The keyboard. The keys are okay. Fully weighted keyboard, and responding is very well. Also, I liked the material of the keys. It feels cool and looks like it without a shining surface. No nuances here. The sound. Well, I would say it's 6 out of 10. Yamaha p105 sounds better, for sure. The sound of DDP-80 is flat, without enough deepness of the bass, and the high notes are really bright. I would say too much bright. Overall it's playable, but don't expect that it would sound like a real piano. Again, Yamaha is better in that way. And also, even with headphones, the sound is unnatural. Well, in my case, I will use a computer to play it via virtual instruments plug-ins. Also, be aware that there is an annoying high-frequency noise if you leave the piano with plug-in electricity (both in headphones and from the speakers). It's not so loud, but you can find it disappointing if your hearing is well, and sometimes it might be a reason for your headache. So to be sure you are okay, unplug the adapter every time you leave the instrument. Also, the cable and adapter itself are pretty weak. Especially the cable. I think in a year or two after active usage, it will be broken. The other issues. When I received the package, with the first connection, I found that the pedal block wasn't okay. The right pedal produced clicking at the end of the movement. I repaired it easily with the screwdriver and 15 minutes of my time. There was an unplugged spring, so if you have the same issue, just plug it in the right place. Also, I found the unglued corner on the top. So it looks like I need to try and glue it properly. Overall. That's a little bit pitty that the new device from the box has so many things to fix and do, especially for this high price (in my case, I spent ±800 EUR to get it). Would I like to send it back because of all these issues? Of course not. Does it worth 800 EUR? Well, only if you like the design. At the point of the sound, you can take a Yamaha p45 or p125, and it will sound better. But I don't like Yamaha because of all these plastic materials. The quality of the materials - more or less good. I would say it's 7 out of 10. To whom this instrument fit? For beginners, it will be okay because of the keyboard. For professional usage - only if you plan to use it with virtual instruments because the sound is too flat and unbalanced. Am I satisfied with all these things - it's difficult to say.

The On and Off Button isn't working correctly on my Donner Paino. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Has anyone ever experienced this or have any suggestions on how to fix it?

Can you use this as a controller for a digital audio workspace with the USB port?

Regarding sound, if compared to Yamaha P-45, which one has much better sound?

Great review but as a begginer i didn't understand much, What are voices? and if they're very important is it not worth getting the ddp-80? I really want a acoustic piano type keyboard thanks!

Id be interested in how the french company harvested those samples because it almost sounds like a cp80

Would you recommend this or a Roland FP-30X?

This vs the ddp-80 plus what’s better sound and quality wise

Is there a transpose feature?

Donner is a very new Chinese brand

I got a notification from Donner that they now have a DDP-80 Pro version. I'd like to know what you think.

What’s the difference in this one and the PLUS model??

Will Simply piano work with this device?

Have you had any experience with their customer service? I ordered a Tri-Pop for my son and it arrived broken and after an email assuring me they would help me, I never heard from them again. I send them all the information they needed and absolutely got nothing in response.

Can this ddp80 connect with headphone via Bluetooth?

So...no touch sensitivity? :/

Donner gave a way a lot of these pianos to RU-vid reviewers aka advertisers. The piano sounds pretty bad. Dynamic range is awful. Every note has a harsh attack. It’s definitely a beginner piano, like for your first couple years of piano lessons. You get much more realistic sounding pianos out of cheap apps or plugins. Of course you don’t get the keyboard with built-in speakers. But I think it’s hard to justify this Donner for the sound alone.

...aaaaand the 1960's are back... {Re: aesthetics}

Great review. Extremely clear and detailed. Thanks