Korg B2 Black

I use it both for practice and live.

Pros:
Very easy to carry it from place to place.
It feels really good and steady construction (better than the B1).
The keys feeling is really good in my opinion.
The piano sounds are mostly good.
The included software.

Cons:
I think that Korg could easily put some extra sounds in the library. (not a problem for me)
It could be better if it has 2 inputs/outputs (left & right).
The missing split/dual mode may dissapoint some people but if you have no use for it, it isn't a problem.

Overall, it is more than good for its price, both piano and the electric sounds are good, although the electric sounds are simple but good, the keys also feels good and is easy to handle it.

Needed something lighter to gig and rehearse with and that had decent enough built in speakers.

I own another Korg digital piano which has a some nicer features and sounds but the B2 ticks all the boxes above for what we needed recently.

Pros: Light
Good piano sound reproduction
A lot of useful features (transpose, split etc)
Touch and weight of the keys is excellent for the price

Cons: The provided power supply and sustain pedal are very flimsy and barely have enough length to reach much further than my feet when seated in front of the piano. The wires and connection points are very poor and I can definitely see both of these breaking with only a slight bit of inattention to where they are if you're putting up or taking down the piano.

Otherwise the piano itself would be great for anyone who wants something with a nice sound a nice touch and who doesn't plan on moving it much.