Reviews
Digital Pianos Reviews
131 models researched one by one, with verified specifications and a verdict on who each one suits.
Nord Stage 4 88
Professional keyboard players who want the Nord workflow across piano, organ and synth
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Kawai CA701
Serious pianists who want Kawai's Grand Feel III wooden action and 256-note polyphony in a console
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Yamaha P-525
Serious pianists who want Clavinova-grade keys and sound in an instrument without legs
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Kawai MP11SE
Professional pianists who want a wooden-key stage piano with Kawai's grands
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Roland V-STAGE 88
Professional stage players who want Roland's best piano, electric piano, organ and synth engines under one set of hands-on controls
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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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Nord Grand 2
Pianists who want Nord's library and workflow under a Kawai hammer action
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Kawai CA401
Pianists who want wooden keys at the lowest Kawai price
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Roland FP-90X
Serious pianists and performers who want Roland's flagship action and modeled piano without a cabinet
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Nord Piano 6
Performing pianists who want Nord's piano library and immediate panel control in a piano-focused stage instrument
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Kawai CN301
Pianists who want the CN201's action with more speaker power, a display and USB audio recording
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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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Korg Grandstage X
Stage pianists who want Korg's best piano engines, Nutube warmth and an accompaniment section
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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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Nord Stage 3 88
Players who want the Stage 3 specifically, or find it discounted against the Stage 4
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Studiologic Numa X Piano GT SE
Stage pianists who want wooden keys with aftertouch from the keybed maker
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Kawai DG30
Buyers who want a Kawai digital grand with modern connectivity in a compact footprint
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Roland FP-60X
Performers and home players who want the FP-30X's action with far louder speakers, a display and a mic input
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Casio Celviano AP-750
Pianists who want Casio's best console action and sound system without stepping to the Grand Hybrid series
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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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Roland RD-88 EX
Gigging and worship keyboard players who want a serious Roland stage piano with speakers and a vast sound set
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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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Korg SV-2SP
Players who want a vintage-styled stage piano with speakers, electric pianos and real grands
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Kawai ES520
Players who want Kawai tone with speakers strong enough for a living room or a small venue in a portable
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Kawai CA501
Pianists who want a wooden-key Kawai console between the CA401 and CA701
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Roland F701
Buyers who want the RP701's features in a modern, shallow cabinet
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Casio Privia PX-S5000
Players who want the slim Privia form with a significantly better action and a flagship grand
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Casio Celviano AP-S450
Pianists who want the hybrid action and a four-speaker system in a slim modern console
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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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Nord Grand
Live performers and studio players seeking a premium 88 key stage piano with Kawai hammer action and Nord sound libraries.
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Korg C1 Air
Pianists who want the LP-380U's action with Bluetooth audio for play-along
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Studiologic Numa X Piano GT
Stage players who want Fatar's own hammer action with a modern color interface
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Roland F107
Buyers who want Roland's entry console action in a modern, shallow cabinet
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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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Kawai KDP120
Students and families who want the warmest-sounding mid-priced console with wireless app connection
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Roland FP-40
Players who want the FP-30X's action with Roland's newest engine and app ecosystem
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Roland GP-3
Buyers who want the look of a baby grand with Roland reliability and modern connectivity in a small footprint
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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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Kurzweil KaP1
Players who want Kurzweil's sound set with full connectivity and 256-note polyphony in a portable
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Kawai CX202
Students who want a Kawai console with the RHC II action in a modern cabinet
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Yamaha DGX-670
Players who want one keyboard that is a piano, a backing band and a songwriting tool
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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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Roland RD-08
Gigging players who want a Roland stage piano with speakers and everything to start in one purchase
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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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Kawai KDP75
Families who want Kawai tone and three pedals in a console at the lowest Kawai price
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Casio Celviano AP-300
Buyers who want a classic-looking Celviano cabinet with strong speakers below the hybrid-action models
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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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Kawai ES110
Buyers who find the ES110 clearly cheaper than the ES120 and want Kawai tone in a light portable
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Yamaha Arius YDP-145
Families who find the YDP-145 discounted against its Bluetooth-equipped successor
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Yamaha Arius YDP-S36
Apartment buyers who want a Yamaha console that sits flat against a wall with Bluetooth
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Yamaha CK88
Gigging keyboard players who want speakers, batteries and a hands-on panel in one light stage keyboard
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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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Korg XE20SP
Players who want a Korg arranger piano with a furniture stand and pedals included
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Kawai CX102
Families who want a Kawai console at the lowest price in the new CX line
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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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Yamaha P71
Beginners and returning players who want an 88 key weighted action and a trusted Yamaha piano voice in a simple lower mid-range instrument.
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Yamaha PS500
Self-taught adults and families who want a guided learning system built into a real piano
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Casio CDP-S360
Beginners and songwriters who want an arranger on the slimmest hammer-action piano at the entry price
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Yamaha P-143
A beginner or returning player who wants a complete 88 key weighted Yamaha bundle with stand and bench in one mid-range purchase.
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Medeli SP201 Plus
Buyers who want 192-note polyphony, bi-amped speakers and USB audio in a mid-priced portable
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Medeli CP203
Families who want a console with 192-note polyphony and bi-amped speakers below the major brands' prices
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Alesis Recital Pro
Beginners who want hammer-action keys and loud speakers for the least money
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Donner DDP-400
Buyers who want Donner's flagship upright with its most advanced action and cabinet
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Oyayo FHP10
The Oyayo FHP10 is best for players who need a portable, full size weighted 88 key piano with built in sounds and battery power.
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Donner DDP-200
Buyers who want Donner's best-looking upright with a graded action at a mid-budget price
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Donner DDP-300
Families who want a full upright with a subwoofer, Bluetooth and a graded action from Donner
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Korg LP-180
Buyers who want a simple Korg console with three pedals and a bench in one purchase
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Alesis Recital Home
Families who want a complete budget console with hammer keys and three pedals in one box
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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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Aklot AUR-LS02 Pro
Home learners wanting a weighted upright action, strong onboard speakers and a complete furniture style practice setup.
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Donner DDP-90 Pro
Budget buyers who want a compact console with a protective cover, three pedals and wireless apps
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Roland GO:PIANO88
Players who need 88 keys in the lightest possible package for travel, songwriting or casual play
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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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Strich SDP-500
Beginners and intermediate players who want a furniture style digital piano with weighted keys, wireless app connectivity, and an included stand and triple pedal set.
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AODSK UPB-85
A home learner who wants a furniture style 88 key weighted digital piano with triple pedals and a keyboard cover.
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Ktaxon Grand Upright 88-Key
Home players who want a lower mid-range 88 key weighted digital piano with a grand piano look and Bluetooth connectivity.
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Donner DDP-70
Budget buyers who want an upright-style piano with a bench, rhythms and an app at a low price
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Donner DDP-95
Self-taught beginners who want a large screen with notation and guided teaching modes
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Donner OURA S100
Design-led buyers who want a minimalist console with Bluetooth MIDI and audio at a low price
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Korg B2N
Players who want the B2's sounds with a lighter, faster keyboard for synth and keyboard parts
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Medeli SPC121
Buyers who want a graded hammer action with USB audio from a long-standing OEM maker at an entry 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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Kumeng KU-1181
Beginners and home players who want a full size 88 key weighted digital piano at a budget price with a desk style cabinet.
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Ktaxon Foldable 88-Key
Beginners and space conscious players who want a fully weighted 88 key action with Bluetooth convenience and a compact foldable lid design.
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Mosen MDP-88N
Beginners who want a budget 88 note weighted digital piano with triple pedals and wireless app connectivity.
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Donner DEP-16A
Budget buyers who want a slim hammer-action piano with three pedals in the 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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Strich SDP-350W
Beginners and casual players who want a complete furniture style home piano with a dust cover, three pedals and a stand at a lower mid-range price.
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Strich SDP-120
Beginners and intermediate home players seeking a budget 88 key weighted piano with a large feature set.
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Wencai C01
Beginners and home players who want a fixed 88 key hammer action piano with a traditional pedal setup and soft-close fallboard.
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AODSK UP-701
Learners and home players who want a furniture style weighted upright digital piano at a mid range price without needing advanced connectivity.
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MSTNE LDP40A
Beginners and casual players who want a complete budget piano package with accessories, Bluetooth, and quiet practice options in one box.
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Glarry C442
Budget conscious beginners and returning hobbyists who want a full weighted 88 key action with triple pedals and dual Bluetooth for home practice.
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Anndles ADP-115
This is best for beginners wanting an inexpensive 88 key weighted console piano with a bench and triple pedal included.
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Mosen MDP-110
Beginners and casual players who want a budget furniture style 88 key weighted digital piano with a large sound library and headphone practice.
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Donner DDP-50
Budget buyers who want a console look with hammer keys and three pedals at the lowest price
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Mosen MDP-70
Beginners and casual players who want a budget 88-key weighted digital piano with a stand and triple pedal included.
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Goldriff GR-GHAK
Beginners and casual players who want a full size weighted keyboard with teaching features at a budget price.
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Eastar EUP-100
Beginners who want a furniture style 88 key weighted digital piano with a complete starter bundle and app connectivity.
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Aureocorda Aureo Pro
Beginners or returning players who want a furniture style 88 key weighted digital piano with quiet practice and MIDI.
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Zhruns Wooden Classic 88-Key
A beginner or home player wanting a full size weighted upright piano with a stand and three pedals at a budget price.
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Zhruns Wooden Upright 88-Key
Beginners and casual players who want an upright style furniture digital piano with weighted keys and a three pedal unit on a budget.
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Plyor P-810
Beginners and casual players who want an 88 key weighted action and triple pedals without spending above a budget tier.
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Alesis Recital Play
Beginners and children who want 88 full-size keys with a huge sound library for the least money
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Vediya VE86
Beginners and home players who want a weighted 88 key piano with a furniture style desk and basic MIDI recording at a budget price.
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Ktaxon GPP-203
Best for beginners and casual players who want an 88-key fully weighted digital piano with Bluetooth, rhythms, and a three-pedal unit at a budget price.
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Strich SDP-300W
Beginner and casual players who want an 88 key hammer action piano with a furniture stand at a budget price.
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Melentro MP3
Beginners and hobbyists seeking a budget 88 key weighted digital piano with USB MIDI and a large sound set.
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Skaehp SK-172
Beginners and students who want a budget 88 key weighted hammer action piano with silent practice accessories and app connectivity.
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Mosen MDP-80DS
Beginners and students who want a full size weighted hammer action digital piano with a bundled accessory set for quiet home practice.
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Zhruns T01
Beginners and apartment dwellers who want a budget full size 88 key semi weighted digital piano for quiet practice and computer based learning.
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Garvee 88-Key Upright
A budget upright home piano for beginners who want a complete starter set with silent practice.
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Uiscom 88-Key Desk Piano
Beginners who want a full size weighted keyboard and triple pedals in a budget furniture style desk piano.
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Melentro 88-Key Desk Piano
Buyers who want an 88 key hammer action piano that doubles as a compact desk or vanity in a smaller room.
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AODSK UPB-83S
A beginner or student who wants a furniture style 88 key weighted piano with pedals and a stand in a budget package.
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