General

If you haven't heard of Dexibell before, feel free to consider the brand one of the best builders of solid digital pianos. While competitors tend to stick to more conservative specifications - so limited polyphony, limited sounds and limited effects - Dexibell like to do things their way, so let's skip the small talk and dive straight into the nitty gritty.

Features of Dexibell Vivo H5

The numbers don't lie: the polyphony of the Dexibell Vivo H5 is capped at 320(!) while the built-in sounds comprise no less than 1.5 gigabytes, covering strings, wind instruments, electric pianos, acoustic pianos, synths, guitars and more. While a collection this big isn't unique when it comes pro-level workstations and synthesizers, remember that the Vivo H5 is 'merely' made for living room use, where more devoted musicians might want more professional means to hone their craft.

Other Highlights

The Dexibell Vivo H5 is fully up to speed in terms of the latest tech and can be simply connected to a computer via USB. This means you also have the option to record directly to a USB stick, and let's not forget app support: the X Mure APP (for iOS) provides access to various audio patterns which are worth checking out once you've got to the grips with the Vivo H5. This digital piano even caters to more creative musicians who're into sampling and sound design, since the internal wave-ROMs can be replaced with custom samples (Sound Font). In short, a mass of potential hiding underneath a satisfyingly fuss-free control lay-out - just get seated and start summoning sounds.