Kawai ES-60

Was looking for an entry level keyboard and after trying the Yamaha P125 and Roland FP10 and not being overly impressed by either decided to purchase the Kawai without trying it, merely based on brand reputation.
Been a month that I have it and quite happy with it.
Size/Handling: the keayboard is small enough and the stand fits quite well in small spaces. The only complaint I have is that the score stand goes a little beyond the actual keyboard so if you put the keyboard against the wall it tilt a bit. Can still be used that way but would have been better if it was couple of centimeters forward. That is really the only complaint, so should give the idea of the quality.
The sound is very very good. The pianos are top notch and even if there are not too many options you have pretty much all you might need and all of them sound very very good.
The action is quite light, but very enjoyable to play.
4/5 on the features as there is no connectivity for bluetooth and even if I don't care too much would probably be handy for controlling the options from a phone/tablet.
My order was missing the irish/uk adapter, but was fixed from Thomann support quickly and effectively.
Is great for home use, but the jack audio output make it a good choice for gigging as well.

This piano is absolutely everything I was hoping it would be. I tried out a few pianos, and I found the keys to be heavier than I care for, and on some of them the keys felt kind of springy. Not this one! The keys are weighted, but a bit lighter, which makes them so much more comfortable for me. And the action feels incredibly natural. I absolutely love it!!
The sound is really great! it comes with 3 pianos, but I just use the default one. It sounds beautiful and rich, and I really don't feel a need to play with it. I did play around with the other sounds a bit when I first got it, and they sound really nice as well, but I mainly got this to just be a piano, which it does perfectly. I really feel that at this price point, this is the best piano on the market, hands down.
The speakers are loud enough that they fill the room nicely when I turn up the volume.
Overall build quality is amazing, one thing I did notice was that the key-ends aren't perfectly lined up. But that's the only complaint I have, so if there had to be one compromise on this instrument to make it affordable, I'm really glad it's just aesthetic.
I couldn't be happier with this piano. It's everything I was hoping it would be!!

My only gripes with this keyboard are:

The keys make a pretty loud "knocking" sound when playing, even with the speakers off. This isn't really a silent piano.

Very fast repeated notes are difficult to play, if not impossible. You don't want to be playing Scarlatti K. 141 or Alborada del Gracioso on this. Perhaps the sensor is not good enough, or the action is not good enough. I wouldn't know.

I have noticed that the keys can wiggle side to side ever so slightly. Is this normal? I don't know, but it does not really affect my experience playing it. This may change over time.

Other than this, there is nothing wrong with the keyboard at all. It is an excellent instrument for the price. The sound is good. The action feels smooth. It is sufficiently weighty but not 'sticky' or clunky. The key travel distance is spot on. I have played some keyboards where it feels like you are playing an old typewriter, but this is thankfully not the case here.

There is no escapement with this keyboard action. This doesn't really affect playing much though.

All in all, I would recommend this to beginner and intermediate pianists. It is not quite a "grand piano in keyboard format", but it is still pretty darn close to the real thing.