How To Choose An Upright Digital Piano?

1. Is it good to pick the piano and the keys are heavy?
The most important basis for choosing an upright digital piano is: do I think it is comfortable to play?
Many people are very concerned about whether the keys are heavy enough when picking up the upright digital piano, they feel that the heavier the keyboard, the more like a real piano, the more able to exercise the strength of the fingers, I think it is a very wrong concept. Even if it is a real piano, the weight of each keyboard is different, so in fact, it should return to the problem of whether it is smooth to play. In fact, I think the keyboard design of modern upright digital pianos is better than most upright pianos.
2. Where should I pay attention to in the specification table?
Number of tones: Entry-level upright digital pianos usually have only a few tones, perhaps containing two piano tones, several upright digital piano tones, one or two pianos, harpsichords, and pipe organs, and then gone. High-end upright digital pianos typically have at least 300-500 tones, and some even more than 1000, including any instrument and synthesizer sound you can imagine.
However, if you are connecting to a computer for arranging, the number of timbre of the piano itself becomes unimportant, because when using a computer to arrange, you will use the timbre in the computer software most of the time.