I bought it 2-3 years ago, and used it 4-5 times a week for about an hour. Recently, one key broke, I can't play anymore, the sound is annoying, I don't know if it can be fixed or if the wear is normal. I am forced to use headphones so I don't hear it.
Fortunately, it's a backup, I also have an electronic piano of the same brand for 10 years and nothing has happened to it, we bought it for around 2,000. This one cost 200-250 but it doesn't seem normal to me for it to break in 2-3 years... maybe I'm being excessive or maybe it can be fixed... because the sound of the key is there, it just seems like it's getting stuck somewhere and making a noise...

Be cautious with this specific piano-keyboard. It is of mediocre quality construction, which you know from the start and should not bother you for this price category. However, you expect it to do the basics, i.e., you press the keys and they sound. Well, it doesn't even do that. Gradually, the speakers broke down, first one and then shortly after the other. In other words, it doesn't do the basic thing it was made for. A children's keyboard costing around €20, even with abuse, falls, and broken parts, continues to sound. This particular Yamaha model is unacceptable. Really, do not spend your money on this model. Prefer another brand.

I have had it for 7 years and it has passed through the years with almost no scratches and no damage at all. Definitely worth its money. (although I can't play some notes of the rush e because it has 61 keys compared to the standard 88.