Amosic Universal Sustain Pedal with Polarity Switch for Keyboard Piano, Pedal with High Flexibility Non-slip Bottom

Used on a digital piano (Yamaha P-80) and other synthesiser keyboards this has done a really good job. There are simple paddle switches available for sustain, but this certainly feels much nicer to use and can be made to support half-pedalling on incompatible keyboards by feeding its signals through the MIDI interface (you'll need to convert its signal using extra kit). Yes, it is a continuous controller, not a simple on-off switch, which means you have some degree of control over sustain to avoid your music sounding muddy. For the price (especially in mind of what some makes cost) it is offering a lot. So far I've loved it, and I've used it a while now.

After a year of regular use, it's not taking as well to be used softly. If you tend to put the pedal on slowly, it doesn't catch the notes and doesn't sustain. Still try usable for home practice but would be an issue in performance

After having to replace many pedals that broke down from the wear and tear of gigging I opted for one at 50%-65% my normal price so wouldn't cry if another one bit the dust.It's cheap, light and very plasticky (as expected) but works perfectly fine. Only 4 stars because the grip at the bottom is terrible, it's grippy but, it comes away from the base far too easily. I ended up super gluing it down to avoid having to re-adjust it halfway through a set.

Works fine now but was very 'sticky'for first few used

Not sure if I am just not experienced enough with sustain pedals to know how to properly use one as I'm new to piano, but have been using it with my midi keyboard on my DAW and it doesn't reliably sustain. When I press down fully it does not sustain at all; I have to find a spot in the middle which is hard to find every single time. Very frustrated. Have tried the switch on the pedal which makes every note sustained. And when that setting is on I can press down fully and it will stop sustaining. So I don't know what the problem is. I am unimpressed and annoyed.

VERY GOOD

Bought this to use with my Roland digital piano. The pedal which came with the keyboard was small and tended to move around too much when using. This pedal is more study and has a slip proof base and works really well

Dual polarity which makes it compatible with most keyboards. Solid and it has a strong spring. Better than most budget pedals and fraction of the price of the yamaha equivalent.