Neewer® Universal Piano-style Sustain Foot Pedal with Polarity Switch Design Compatible with Any Electronic Keyboard with 1/4 Input Jack

Does exactly what it says on the tin.

It works perfectly, however, I had to stick some grip tape underneath, as it was sliding on my wooden floor.

Very average pedal. Switch on the side but no instructions what is for. Trial and error depending on the make of your keyboard.

You have to hold the pedal at a very specific point for it to take (about 70% of the way down). Just standing on it and flooring it is no good. This makes it pretty annoying and almost useless.Messaged the seller and they never got back to me. Bought a better version and moved on.

It works, but also it slides!

The base snapped half way along where the metal pedal starts at what appears to be a weak point within a few weeks of what I'd consider to be normal use. Bad design.

I was kindly sent this product for honest reviewing purposes:A great plug and play addition to my keyboard that adds a realistic sustain effect to your playing and feels and looks quite similar to a real piano pedal.If you plug it in and it doesn't seem to work, try these tips:- Make sure the pedal jack is plugged in ALL the way in.- If you have a DAW-playing Midi keyboard, I found that if the keyboard was switched on when I plugged in the pedal, it didn't register the pedal at all. You may need to:=== Step 1: switch the keyboard off, exit DAW=== Step 2: then plug the pedal in,=== Step 3: then switch the keyboard on again, and then switch on your DAW for it to register as plugged in.The pedal is nicely weighted (it's 442g) so it won't move around a lot or go flying if you accidentally knock or kick it. It also has little rubber grips to keep it in place on the floor.The feel of pressing down the pedal: there is a subtle step in there rather than it being one fluid smooth motion - but I only noticed the feeling of not-completely smooth action when I pressed the pedal with my hand rather than with my foot (just for thorough reviewing purposes). It sort of clicks and makes a soft grinding sound at about 75%-100% down - and you can hear it - though it's only subtle so not a deal breaker for me.The pedal seems to be an on-or-off sustain - either being 0% activated or 100% activated with no subtle soft sustain options in between - but then most electronic-keyboard pedals I've come across - including the one in my Yamaha Clavinova - are like this. For more transitional effects eg for synthesizer sounds, where you need access to the sounds between 0-100%, perhaps a dial controller may be better suited.There is a little switch on the pedal that says "N.O / N.C" - I have no idea what this stands for and there's no instruction leaflet to explain it, but from playing around with it, it seems to me that N.O makes it function as a normal pedal (press down = sustain, up = no sustain), and N.C seems to reverse the pedal (press down = no sustain, up = sustain).All in all, a sturdy, nice quality, real-piano-feel pedal that meets my sustaining needs.

not very sturdy. stop working very soon

When my all-plastic RCA pedal failed after 10 years of use, I needed a replacement. This one looks and feels like a “real” grand piano pedal, and works perfectly and instantly with my Casio keyboard. Hoping this one lasts even longer!

Ho preso questo pedale per il mio pianoforte digitale CASIO CDP-S110... veramente un ottimo articolo, quando lo si preme trasmette un vero senso di robustezzaConsigliato

Funktioniert gut und macht sein Job für den Preis

El producto era tal y como lo había pedido,llegó en muy buen estado,y ha cumplido sus objetivos

La calidad del plastico y ensamble es buena, el pedal parece ser de metal resistente ya que no muestra pandeo al pisarlo, no es ni muy duro ni muy suave al pisarlo. Es muy ligero por lo que en superficies muy lisas como vitropiso puede llegar a moverse de lugar a pesar de las gomas antiderrapantes por lo que sería recomendable ponerlo sobre un tapete .