Chloris CDU200 Black — 88-key power, budget-friendly piano soul.

Meet the Chloris CDU200 Black Digital Piano — a full-sized, 88-key digital piano that brings a rich playing experience to your home or studio without breaking the bank. Designed with beginner and intermediate pianists in mind, this instrument delivers a convincing feel and solid performance for everyday playing.
Weighted 88-Key Keyboard: The CDU200 offers a fully weighted keyboard that simulates the touch and resistance of an acoustic piano, giving you proper feedback under your fingers. noon.com+1
88 Graded Hammer Action: According to the spec sheet from its distributors, the keys are graded (heavier on the low end, lighter high), enhancing expressiveness and realistic play. Symphony Syndicates
Sound Engine & Voices: It supports 138 PCM voices, which gives a decent variety of tones — from acoustic-like piano voices to more synthesized textures. Symphony Syndicates
Polyphony: The CDU200 has up to 64-note polyphony, allowing for reasonably complex passages without note dropouts. Symphony Syndicates
Built-in Speakers & Amplification: It features dual 40 W speakers, giving enough power to project sound in a small to medium room. Symphony Syndicates
Effects & Controls: Includes basic effects such as reverb, chorus, and more, plus a metronome for practice. Symphony Syndicates
Playback & Recording: Equipped with a record function, so you can capture your performances, and USB/MIDI connectivity to link to a computer or other MIDI devices. Symphony Syndicates
LCD Display: A built-in LCD gives you visual feedback on settings, voices, and modes for easier navigation. Megarya+1
Split Mode: You can split the keyboard into zones, which is useful for practice, duet playing, or layering different sounds. noon.com
Pedals: Comes with a pedal box (usually included) that offers sustain, soft, and possibly other pedal functions, bringing in some of the realism of real piano pedals. Symphony Syndicates
Build & Weight: It’s fairly large and heavy; the model weighs about 58 kg according to one listing. noon.com
Finish & Look: The sleek black finish gives it a classic, refined appearance that fits well in any living room, studio, or practice space.
Pros & Use-Case:
Great for students or hobbyists who want a full piano feel without the cost of high-end brands.
Suitable for practice, teaching, or light performance.
Useful for connecting to your computer or DAW via USB/MIDI, thanks to its MIDI capabilities.
Limitations:
Not a premium brand — some users on forums have expressed skepticism about build and long-term reliability. Reddit+1
The polyphony (64 notes) isn’t very high compared to more professional digital pianos, which might be limiting for very dense compositions.