I can only think of one word to describe my all experience with the Roland RD-2000: Delicious.

Maybe also, I only have a single warning for anyone interested in buying that wonderful digital stage piano:
Do not believe and do not trust any comparison video and even supposed promotion of the RD-2000 on YouTube, with sound intentionally or not, horribly modified by equalizers or altered by poor quality amplifiers to disqualify the RD-2000 against the competition. Nothing to do with the reality, beauty, sophisticated, powerful and wonderful sounding of the RD-2000's sound engine both on stage and in the studio.
I have owned and spent tens of thousands of dollars each year on the latest of all the most expensive premium range digital pianos from the brands Yamaha, Nord, Kawai, Kurzweil, Dexibell, Korg and lastly the RD-2000 which was my latest and cheapest purchase and the best sounding by far, comparing it to all my previous models.
Better believe an end user like me, without any need to benefit a particular brand cheating, and who is only interested in the truth with the supporting facts in the hands.

This feels just like playing a real piano. Very nice response to force and repetition. I really like the simple, minimal design. I have never had a use for keyboards full of lessons, song demos, cheesy backing tracks, and other unnecessary clutter (The D1 does have demo stuff but at least it's out of the way). This still has plenty of useful features to control, such as the metronome, tunings, and lots of options for combining sounds. That being said, it would be a nice touch if parameters of some of the sounds could be changed like on the real instruments, like the organs or electric pianos. But that's not a huge deal since I didn't buy this to have total control over every aspect of the sound - I mainly just wanted a realistic piano (but I do especially like the Rhodes and 60s electric piano). The only annoyance I have found so far is that there is a subtle high pitch frequency that is audible through headphones. It's not particularly loud or noticeable at normal volumes and it didn't seem worth it to go to the trouble of sending this big thing back and exchanging it. It is easily removed with an EQ adjustment if you're recording or playing through an amp but still slightly disappointing since everything else about this piano is so enjoyable. I'm still giving 5 stars with the assumption that it is just an isolated problem and not something found in all of them. The included pedal works well - it does not do half pedaling so if you want the full real piano experience, you'll have to upgrade the pedal. Overall, very happy with the purchase - looks great, sounds great, feels great.

This Roland digital piano sounds amazing. I love it. The action and feel of the keys is nice too. Highly recommend.

This is the only budget DP which provides proper hammer response and repetitive notes (trills).
comparison:
Kawai RHC action - proper hammer response but no repetitiveness

Casio Scaled Hammer Action - modified hammer response
Roland PHA-4 action - no hammer response at all
Yamaha GHS action - no hammer response at all, no repetitiveness

This is not a technical review - you can read technical reviews by just using YouTube.

I purchased this because I wanted a keyboard that was more focused on piano sound reproduction than synthesizer options. I am not disappointed.

There are enough variations with the available piano sounds to keep any person happy. In addition, there are options to layer different instruments (pads, strings, electric piano, etc.). The capabilities of this keyboard are more than I need at this time, but I am very pleased with the sound reproduction and options available.

I played keyboard for my church and wish I could bring this on stage with me, but I currently play on the Yamaha MX88 at church.

Much more capabilities than I will probably ever use, but if you are looking for a top-notch performer for a stage piano, this doesn't disappoint. I purchased it because it finally went on sale.

It is a professional level stage piano and is right up there with the Yamaha YC-88 and Nord series.

Very good! Sounds great and built well.

5 stars

Recently got this RP-107 as my son has started piano lessons and the acoustic pianos we looked at either were out of our price range or were not good quality and/or in need of repair. Plus, the cost of moving a piano as well as routine tunings factored into our decision to look at digital piano options. The key feel and the sound are incredible, next to impossible to tell the difference from an acoustic piano. I have not explored all the additional features this has as we are focused on learning basic piano right now, but I am sure those will be a great asset in the future. Note: instructions say not to set this on deep pile carpet as it may cause damage to the pedals when used. And it came with a piano bench in the package even though this is not listed as being included. The only part that feels a bit cheap is the music stand as it is plastic and does not fold down when not in use. I am sure this will be used for many years.

I did a lot of research to find a good solid, electronic piano for my wife who has a degree in classical music. She really loves this piano and we hope to enjoy it for many years to come.

Really impressed with the sound, quality and feel of this piano. We hoped to find a piano that felt like an upright with the benefits of being digital and lighter in terms of overall weight, and this beautiful piano really exceeded expectations.