Henry's SNAPPY natural

If you're looking for a musical instrument that offers a modern alternative to a classic piano, try the Henry's digital piano. It will be a stylish addition to your home and also offers various advantages, such as always being in tune and having volume control. It features 88 standard-sized keys, sophisticated sounds, and a digital effects unit. The semi-weighted hammer-action keyboard allows the digital piano to respond to the intensity of your touch, providing a similar response to an acoustic piano with a lighter press.

Key features of the Henry's SNAPPY natural digital piano

• The Henry's digital piano has a polyphony of 32 notes
• Features 88 standard keys
• The semi-weighted action gives you the feel of a classic piano with a lighter touch
• Varying play intensity thanks to the built-in dynamic keyboard
• Interfaces: Bluetooth and 3.5mm Jack
• Includes reliable built-in speakers with a power of 18W
• In addition to the digital piano, the package also includes a music stand and a sustain pedal

You'll love the digital piano for its great features

A key element of the digital piano is its dynamic keyboard, which is able to respond to the intensity of your playing. The matte plastic keyboard enhances the feeling of playing a classic piano. The attractive design is further accentuated by its natural colour.

How to connect the digital piano

One of the great advantages of a digital piano is the option to listen through headphones, so you won't be limited by the volume of the music and you won't disturb others. Thanks to Bluetooth wireless technology, you can connect the piano to popular music apps, so you can look forward to an excellent musical experience. The built-in speakers with a power of 18W will also prove useful. You don't need much to get started with the digital piano; however, in addition to the instrument itself, the package also includes a music stand and a pedal. When playing, you'll make the most use of the sustain or damper pedal, which lets you prolong the resonance of played notes without physically holding your finger on the key.