Alesis Prestige Artist

I bought this electric piano for my son (8 years old) who started piano lessons. Before i order it i searched on internet, comparing electric pianos at the same price, watching reviews on youtube, and of course reading the commends here in thomman web site. I'm not musician, and I have only a small knowledge about music and instruments in general.
After lot of reading for about understanting some technical terms, i understoud that for a beginner all models are the same. All has the most important feature, polyphony, to a value more than 64 that is enough for any musician.
Why i get this and not another cheeper model.
The first reason is for the sounds, most for the quality of sound samples that i like it more than other models.
The second reason is the sustain pedal. It is like a real piano sustain pedal .
The third reason is the display screen makes some actions easyes
The forth reason is about polyphony a feature that it's useless for now.

If you have low badget go to cheeper model. It's the same and you see not any different.
It's ideal for practicing. The weighted graduated keys feel like a real piano. The sound from the speakers is very good. It sounds like a real piano.

After seeing and hearing several mentions of this piano, I decided to go for an acquisition.
My background is having a piano that was almost only a piano and not a hundred other possibilities. The piano is lovely to play with weighted keys and good action. In addition to the natural piano sound in different variations, it also has other good instruments that sound very good. Not forgetting the 2X25 watt amplifier. Should hold in most contexts. Some reviews describe that the piano has drum patters. This is not true. Only has Metronome.

All in all, very happy with the purchase.