Reviews
Digital Pianos Reviews
34 models researched one by one, with verified specifications and a verdict on who each one suits.
Kawai ES920
Serious pianists who want the best action and sound in a portable before the price of a Kawai console
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Yamaha CP88
Working pianists who want a wooden-key action and a stage-ready panel in one case
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Roland FP-30X
Anyone who wants the complete mid-range portable: realistic action, generous polyphony, every connection
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Kawai CN201
Pianists who want the most authentic action and tone in an entry Kawai console
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Yamaha Arius YDP-184
Serious students and returning adults who want the most capable Arius without stepping up to Clavinova
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Casio Privia PX-S7000
Buyers who want a piano that is also a piece of furniture, with a serious action and sound to match
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Yamaha P-225
Players who want Yamaha's flagship CFX tone in a slim portable with proper outputs
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Casio Celviano AP-550
Pianists who want Casio's best action and sound under the Grand Hybrid series
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Kawai ES120
Players who prize a warm, acoustic-like piano tone and a light, well-connected portable
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Roland FP-E50
Singer-songwriters and worship players who want Roland's piano action with a full arranger and a mic input
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Korg LP-380U
Pianists who want Korg's best action in a slim home cabinet with three pedals and real speakers
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Roland RP701
Families who want a complete home piano with a display, recording and a huge sound library around Roland's PHA-4 action
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Casio Privia PX-S1100
Players who want a serious, slim, wireless-ready piano that still travels easily
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Casio Privia PX-S3100
Players who want the PX-S1100's slim piano plus a full arranger and performance controls
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Yamaha Arius YDP-166
Students who want a better action than GHS with Yamaha's CFX sound and Bluetooth in an Arius
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Korg D1
Gigging players and home producers who want Korg's RH3 action without speakers or bulk
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Roland RP107
Students who want Roland's best entry action and Bluetooth in a three-pedal console
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Casio Privia PX-870
Home players who want a console that sounds full through its own speakers for well under four figures
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Yamaha P-145
Beginners who want the current Yamaha entry model with app control and a slim footprint
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Yamaha Arius YDP-S56
Apartment and small-room buyers who want the YDP-166's action and sound in the slimmest Arius
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Roland FP-10
Beginners who want the best key feel available under the entry price ceiling
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Casio Celviano AP-S200
Buyers who want a slim, good-looking console with strong speakers and Bluetooth under the AP-550
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Yamaha Arius YDP-146
Families who want the CFX sound, Bluetooth and a bench in an affordable Arius console
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Casio Privia PX-770
Students who want a three-pedal console with a three-sensor action at the lowest Privia price
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Korg B2+
Buyers who want a straightforward weighted piano with Korg's warm grand samples and nothing to configure
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Yamaha P-45
First-year students who want a proven weighted 88-key piano at the lowest Yamaha price
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Casio CDP-S160
Beginners and casual players who need a light, slim piano that can run anywhere
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Kawai ES60
Buyers who want Kawai's piano tone in an entry portable priced against the Yamaha P-145 and Roland FP-10
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Yamaha Arius YDP-105
Families who want a proper three-pedal upright for lessons without portable-piano clutter
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Alesis Recital Pro
Beginners who want hammer-action keys and loud speakers for the least money
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Korg Liano
Players who need a full 88-key piano that weighs almost nothing and runs anywhere
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Donner DDP-80
Buyers who want a good-looking console with weighted keys for a living room at the lowest price
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Donner DEP-20
Budget buyers who want weighted keys, loud speakers and a large sound library in one box
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Alesis Recital
First-time buyers who want 88 full-size keys, speakers and a lesson mode for the least money
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