TOP 10 Digital Pianos | "Biggest Bang for the Buck in 2021!" 👍
Top 10 Best Digital Pianos for 2021 offering the "Biggest Bang for the Buck!"
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The Kawai ES920 - This new 2021 model and just about to come out and is very impressive in our opinion because it utilizes Kawai's famous grand piano super sound chip inside which is the identical sound chip being used in their higher end $3000 home digital piano. It really does sound amazing at such a low price, especially as compared to what the other brands have to offer in a top end portable digital piano. This model has a good looking compact furniture style case (optional stand & triple pedals), natural stereo piano tone, responsive key action (closer to a grand piano response) which is best in its class over other portable digital pianos including Yamaha, Roland, etc, pro pedaling response, and lots of very cool digital features like iPad piano virtual piano designer app, USB connectivity, audio wav and MP3 recording & playback, Bluetooth wireless, and all of it easy to use. The Kawai ES920 is perfect for beginners all the way up to professional players. As of right now we suggest you get a "pre-order" in to reserve one before the first incoming shipments are all sold out. Also, ask me about even lower discount prices with free shipping and no tax. Go to my detailed review at the following link and then let me know what you think: Kawai ES920 Review

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Yamaha CSP-150 & CSP-170 Smart Pianos - In cooperation with Apple Company - Yamaha has an all new class of digital pianos which is the first of their kind that offer high quality digital pianos with a unique control panel design that looks like a piano but with only 2 buttons and one volume control on the pianos themselves. This minimalistic cabinet design might fool you into thinking the pianos don't do much, but you would be very wrong if that's what you thought. The big surprise is that Yamaha piano company in cooperation with the Apple company has designed a new comprehensive "Smart Pianist" app for iOS product (iPad & iPhone) that puts the power of music and music education at your fingertips...literally. There has never been a digital piano like this before and when you play one of these pianos like I have, you'll be amazed by what you can do with it and they are a lot less money than you might think for all of this new music technology. Also, the Smart Pianist app is now available for Android devices so everyone can enjoy a CSP-150 or CSP-170 now. Learn more about these impressive pianos at the following link: Yamaha CSP-150 & CSP-170 Digital Smart Pianos
The Casio PX-S3000 at $849 is the hottest self-contained portable digital piano under $1000. This is because for it's very slim compact size cabinet weighing in at only 24 lbs along with having battery power besides the normal included power adapter, the piano-weighted key action, stereo HD piano sound chip, amazing pedaling response and sustain/decay time, and new 3D multi-directional speaker surround sound is incredibly impressive. For people looking to get the most realistic piano playing experience under $1000 in a very portable 88-key digital piano, this new PX-S3000 is it. There are so many amazing new technology features in this model that you might otherwise think this piano should cost nearly twice what it does for how good it is. Casio has been climbing up over the recent years in its bid to take over this category of low priced portable digital pianos, and with this new model I believe they have done that. Please read my full review of this new model before you make a purchase of anything anywhere. Casio PX-S3000 Review
Dexibell is a digital piano company located in Italy and they are famous in Europe for producing all Italian designed and made high quality, high definition state-of-the-art products in unique furniture cabinets unlike what any other major digital piano company is offering right now in any price range. The Dexibell company has years of design and production experience in their local factory and has just started importing their special "VIVO" products into the US and I have played and examined them. You may be surprised to learn that although the Dexibell is a name you have probably never heard of, they stand along names like Ferrari & Lamborghini in offering what I call "powerful piano sports cars" that can impress almost anyone looking for a digital piano with a unique, contemporary cabinet offered in multiple finishes and colors including black, white, red, etc, along with a smooth running powerful piano sound "engine and transmission" on the inside able to produce acoustic piano sounds and orchestra & pop instrument sound authenticity not heard before in their lower price range. I recommend you read my review of these new pianos and then let me know what you think. 👍 Dexibell VIVO digital piano review

The Kawai CA49 - The well known Kawai piano company has a new impressive home furniture cabinet digital piano that is just coming out which is very competitive in the $2000 price range. The CA49 at just $2299 features a real all-wood key action designed to more closely emulate an acoustic grand piano with a smooth playing key action like no other in its price range. It replaces the former CA48 which was also a great selling piano for Kawai and one that I had played many times. Coupling this innovative and organic feeling key action is a resonant stereo grand piano sound, responsive pedaling, and a nice set of useful digital functions and features. If you looking for a more traditional home furniture cabinet with technology focused more on playing the piano rather than lots of "bells & whistles" and all at what I consider to be a very reasonable price at $2299, the Kawai Concert Artist CA49 digital piano offered in premium satin black, premium satin rosewood, and premium satin white just might be the perfect choice for you. I will have a review of this new model very soon so stayed tuned. In the meantime you can always read my review of the previous CA48 model which shares some of its features with the new CA49.


Korg G1B Air home contemporary compact digital piano - This small but powerful digital piano is amazing! Korg is in the top 5 most respected Japanese digital piano companies today and is well known for processional stage pianos and keyboards but not as well known in the recent past for furniture cabinet home digital pianos. However, all that is changing with the advent of their newest "home style" digital piano for $1799 that competes head on with the other guys and in some ways the G1 Air is superior to the competition in this price range and even against the higher price ranges. With very impressive piano key action, big stereo grand piano sound, and long sustain pedaling response, I believe you'll be quite surprised at how good this newer model sounds and plays for its lower price. If you don't know about this newer Korg piano or much about the their company, please read my detailed review to learn more, you'll be glad you did: Korg G1 Air Review
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2018 should be the year Roland renews its HP and LX range of pianos (HP603, HP605, LX-7, LX-17) with new and hopefully better pianos!
ReplyDeleteno changes with Roland pianos from last year going into 2018 with the exception of a new 5' digital baby grand called the GP609 that is a larger, more powerful version of the smaller GP607 digital baby grand and will sell over $10,000.
DeleteHoping to hear your thoughts on the Roland Fp-60. It's at a very attractive price point.
ReplyDeleteI have played the FP60 and I will be publishing my review of the FP60 in the near future. It is essentially a portable version of the Roland RP501R (same key action and piano sound source) but with the upgraded piano editing features of the FP90 and registration storage. Larger polyphony than RP501R but overall pretty much sounds and plays the same. Offers a somewhat brassy piano tone but I do like the FP60 overall....not physical modeling which is good. Reasonable price point, nice internal speaker system, etc. I like it better than the Yamaha P255 although not near as much as I like the Kawai ES8, but that one is a big price jump. I personally like the more natural piano tone on the lower priced Kawai ES110 better and that model is $729, but speaker system is much better on Roland FP60. Just depends on what is important to you musically.
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ReplyDeleteI am located in Europe, and I have to buy a white cabinet digipiano to my 8 years old doughter. She plays the piano since two years, and seems to be talented, but she is sometimes not enough motivated to practice, that is why it should be white and should have USB midi connection to be able to use apps installed on a tablet. Of cource realistic key action, sound and pedaling experience are the most important factors. Which piano would you recommend from the following list? (they are now nearly at the same price level in Europe) Casio PX-770, Casio AP-270, Korg C1 air, (Korg LP380), Roland F-140R, (Roland RP102) – Thank you for your help!
I recommend all of them as they all offer impressive features in their price range. But my favorites with regard to the best piano playing experience would definitely be the Casio AP270 and Korg C1 Air
ReplyDeleteI am praying for your grandson. His story broke my heart. May God bless you all. I came here looking for advice on Orla digital pianos. I will carry your grandson's story with me.
ReplyDeleteI'am Glad I found you folks. Days and days, hours + I've been looking for a digital piano. And all the info I get from Youtude ect. Many of these brands are not what they say. Specially, on proper key wieghts. I live on retirement money, not alot, and I want ONE good piano. Hopefully, you can help me out here. Layaway or something. (216) 272-4002
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for your reviews Tim!
ReplyDeleteI just wanted to ask what should I better buy Yamaha CLP-645 or Kawai CA48. In my country they are in the same price range.
You can be happy with both instruments for key action but the Yamaha has the far better, more realistic piano sound.
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