I have this digital piano at my parents' house so I can practice there without annoying them.
One thing to consider is its middle pedal: when you push it down after playing a key, the sound will sustain BUT the sound will not be added with more sustained audio if you press the same key again. (With my more expensive digital piano, this is not the case)
Otherwise:
+ good amount of instruments
+ ok piano sound quality
+ keys feel ok to play on
+ you get all 3 pedals
+ easy to assemble
+ it's great that you can put down its cover to protect against dust
+ all 88 keys so you don't feel like you're playing on a cheap keyboard!
If you cannot afford a slightly more expensive digital piano for your piano endeavors, then I highly recommend this digital piano as a starting point for you.
Make sure you get a pair of headphones and a piano bench so you get the true piano experience so you can transfer your piano skills from this digital piano to a real one later on in your "career".