Customer ratings for Korg C1 Air Digital Piano BK Home Set

A very homogeneous whole with a good value for money. The only downside is that the learning method is only in German.

Very nice electric piano. Great sound and fits both visually and from the space needed in the living room!

are very satisfied. Product flawless. Also the substructure, headphones and piano chair all tip-top.
Only delivery Boardsteinkante is absolutely literally so executed. Is ne bischen stupid, even lift was available, but at the entrance to the house was end ...

We bought this economy pack for our daughter who has been learning the piano for 1 year now and has been practicing on a keyboard until now. She is very excited about the instrument. The assembly instructions were very clearly explained and thus the assembly was done quite quickly.
The sound is very convincing and it is a lot of fun to play with the instrument. The keys feel good and have a nice touch.
I've been playing the keyboard for 25 years and the instrument captivated me immediately. The piano sound is terrific.

Very good buy and fast delivery.

The electric piano is a tonally interesting musical instrument. I am a beginner and it is fun to play. I want to practice my choral songs independently at home. Even with the windows open, I can play with headphones. Even at that, the sound is just great.

We are optimally satisfied about the shipment and SOUND of the Korg.
Thank you House Kirstein!

Arno
Netherlands

After very long research and consideration of me important factors and comparison of electric pianos under 1,000 euros from Roland, Yamaha, Casio and Korg (have myself 1 x Sauter Stutzflügel and 1 C. Bechstein piano at home, but I'm only at home on weekends and want to practice during the week) my decision fell on the Korg C1 Air, mainly because of the very good reports and Youtube videos about the RH3 keyboard approaching a mechanical piano and the slim, "chic" design and the small footprint. I was also taken with the Bluetooth connectivity.

Despite absolutely correct ordering process for a WHITE (high gloss) C1 Air (code WH), I got for whatever reasons and internal website links then but the since 2019 new "White Ash (WA)" model delivered. On the kirstein.de page was only from 3 colors white, brown and black the speech, I never saw this one in "White Ash" veneer until I opened the package, so it should be better on the website of 4 (!) Colors spoken! But this has nothing to do with the rating, Kirstein immediately offered the exchange and the communication was very friendly and purposeful. Already during the assembly, the word "IKEA" crept subconsciously into my head, because exactly so the construction of the thin, not with white ash, but very beige grained veneer and therefore "cheap" looking boards and other components. Expecting a piece made in Japan and not China or Malaysia to be of high quality, I then immediately noticed conspicuous white hinges and many exposed silver screw heads which, unlike nowadays at Ikea, could not be covered as best they could with plastic covers. In addition, the white primer was showing through at the edges of the veneer. Now I realized that this couldn't possibly be the white C1 Air, went back to the website and then found out that there are just 4 color variations. I convinced myself that it wasn't all that bad and continued to build with Phillips head screwdrivers in a do-it-yourself budget manner. Here I noticed the really cheap looking pedal box cast in black plastic, quite primitive. I then played a bit and was impressed by the very realistic RH3 keyboard, which is considered to be the best in this class, the excellent rich and natural sound and was initially happy for a while, but over the hours I couldn't get used to the color at all and the playing fun also waned as I became more and more aware of how cheap this veneered board construction looked with screws and white hinges sticking out everywhere. I looked at other brands on the internet, especially on Youtube, and realized that Yamaha or Roland don't do this, it looked better. The disappointment was now huge, playing was no longer fun for me. When I noticed that only music can be streamed into the speakers via bluetooth and that my bluetooth-connected ipad pro doesn't recognize the keys I've just pressed when the headphones are connected (you'd probably need a MIDI bluetooth adapter for that), I decided to send the thing back and do some more research. Kirstein has arranged the pickup including refund very friendly.

CONCLUSION: very good keyboard and sound, despite Made in Japan after Ikea and camping board construction, a NO GO, sorry!