Our Top 7 Digital Pianos Offering the "Biggest Bang for the Buck!"
August 1, 2017 - UPDATE: We have been notified by various digital piano manufacturer representatives that there is a slight
product shortage right now for some of their most popular digital piano models. If you want a new digital piano model soon and think you may like one of these specific pianos below, we recommend you contact us right away.
WE CAN HELP YOU ORDER A NEW DIGITAL PIANO FOR LESS MONEY THAN AMAZON AND U.S. INTERNET SITES INCLUDING FREE SHIPPING, NO TAX (on most models) ON MANY POPULAR MODELS. Even though we listed some of our favorites on this page, there are other models we recommend as well and are happy to talk to you about them too. Just send us an email or give us a call (US phone calls only) and we'll be happy to talk with you about your piano questions and give you helpful advice at no charge.
A top pick! - The Kawai ES8 - This model is very special 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 top-of-the-line $8000 home digital piano. People tell us that they like this piano better than many other famous name brands & models that cost twice as much. With a good looking compact furniture style case, great piano tone, excellent responsive key action, professional pedaling, and lots of very cool digital features like iPad piano virtual piano designer app, USB connectivity, audio wav and MP3 recording & playback, this piano is perfect for beginners all the way up to professional players. Go to my detailed review at the following link and then let me know what you think:
Kawai ES8 Review
The Casio Celviano AP650 home digital furniture cabinet piano - This one is Casio's best home digital piano for under $2000 and it has and does everything that most people want who are looking for impressive stereo sampled piano sound with 256-note polyphony along with useful educational & fun features, especially as compared to other furniture cabinet model or brands under $2000. A full featured model with an attractive furniture cabinet, tilt-open lid sound expansion, quick responsive hammer key action, big, bold piano sound with lots of dynamic tonal range, built-in piano educational features along with many fun bells & whistles for the family, this model is definitely one that gives a Big Bang for the Buck in so many ways. Casio may not have the same "piano name" prestige as a Kawai, Yamaha, or Steinway, etc, but don't let that fool you. Casio knows what they're doing and it shows in this instrument. In fact, the popularity and low price of this model has caused a back order on this model and they are
nearly sold out according to Casio, This may or may not be the perfect piano for you but to know for sure, please check out my review at the following link and let me know what you think:
Casio AP650 Review
The Samick NEO -
This is a cross between a digital piano and a regular acoustic piano without the need for tuning or maintenance. For people who want a beautiful piano cabinet, simple "design," a small quantity of useful digital features, and a beautiful piano sound. Special factory
"Private Sale" now 30% OFF 1st come 1st served. The most beautiful cabinet for a digital piano under $5000US in my opinion and its regular store price is
$4399US. Great looks, expressive tone, quick responsive key action, traditional fully functional pedals including half-damper effect, and elegant cabinet design with a full size wood soundboard on the back of the piano. A simply designed model that gives people a more traditional acoustic piano upright design with a minimalistic look to owning a digital piano but yet
comes with USB connectivity,
Bluetooth audio streaming device, and a elegant adjustable matching bench along with a full 3-year parts & labor factory warranty all from the Samick grand piano company headquartered in Nashville, TN. Check out my review at the following link and let me know what you think:
Samick NEO Review
The Casio-Bechstein Grand Hybrid GP500. A real wood grand piano keyboard with actual moving grand piano composite hammers placed into an beautiful cabinet that really simulates the actual acoustic grand piano playing experience. The famous German grand piano company called Bechstein has created a 1st ever grand action that is in a digital piano allowing for a hybrid piano playing experience that I personally recommend. Along with an impressive array of digital features controlled from a minimalistic control panel, USB connectivity, and expressive sampled piano sounds from Steinway, Bosendorfer, and Bechstein grand pianos, this is a very impressive instrument. Please read my detailed review of the new Grand Hybrid models at the following link:
Casio-Bechstein Grand Hybrid Review
Roland has recently come out with a new model called the DP603 digital piano and they are quite popular. Available in 3 cabinet color finishes, the discount selling price ranges are anywhere from $2000 to $2800. The DP603 borrows its sound, feature technology, and key action from its higher priced big brothers the HP and LX home piano series. Roland also produces a lower priced RP501R piano selling for $1500US. However, the DP603 piano playing experience and technology is SOOO much more authentic than the slightly lower priced Roland model that I would suggest to invest your hard earned money into the DP603 instead, if you can. The difference between the RP and DP is huge. Is the Roland DP603 better than the other brands and models listed here? Yes and no...but as against other Roland's that are about $500 less than the DP603, I recommend you spend the extra money because it's a better long term investment. Take a look at my DP603 review at the following link and let me know what you think?
Roland DP603 Review
The Kawai KDP90 - If you are looking for a smaller, lighter, nice looking digital piano under $1200 that focuses primarily on giving you an impressive and enjoyable piano playing experience while
not having too many extra "bells & whistles" on it, then we recommend the very popular Kawai KDP90 as a great choice. This piano model has been purchased by people all over the world who want a solid, quiet, and responsive piano weighted key action, dynamic stereo piano tonal range with lots of expression, authentic damper-sustain pedaling with half-damper feature, and ability to make you sound great with its full sounding built-in stereo speaker system. This piano may be the perfect choice for you and/or your family in this price range and it looks great with its simulated dark rosewood finish and has a solid factory warranty that comes with it. The Kawai KDP90 also comes with a comfortable matching padded bench. Check it out at the following link:
Kawai KDP90 Review
Samick SG110 - A 3' deep mini grand piano by the well known Samick piano company for people who have limited space but want a good piano in terms of key action and functionality in a beautiful polished ebony cabinet. Lots of very cool features for educational and fun piano playing including a huge variety of impressive instrument sounds along with acoustic piano tone and full functioning pedals. After playing this model it's my opinion it's the best mini grand out there priced in piano stores at
$3395US and although it is more money than the cheaper, lower quality brands that can be found at Costco such as Artesia and Suzuki, you do get what you pay for. With a full 3 year parts & labor warranty, matching bench, and great Italian designed and made key action, this smaller Samick baby grand is something that you should consider.
UPDATE: As of July 1, 2017 and while supplies last, there is a private unadvertised sale on this model going on now of
30% OFF.. If you want more info on this piano and on the private sale, please read my review at the following link and then contact me asap:
Samick SG110 Review
August 1, 2017 - UPDATE: We have been notified by various digital piano manufacturer representatives that there is a slight product shortage right now for some of their most popular digital piano models. If you want a new digital piano model soon and think you may like one of these specific pianos below, we recommend you contact us right away. WE CAN HELP YOU ORDER A NEW DIGITAL PIANO FOR LESS MONEY THAN AMAZON AND U.S. INTERNET SITES INCLUDING FREE SHIPPING, NO TAX (on most models) ON MANY POPULAR MODELS. Even though we listed some of our favorites on this page, there are other models we recommend as well and are happy to talk to you about them too. Just send us an email or give us a call (US phone calls only) and we'll be happy to talk with you about your piano questions and give you helpful advice at no charge.
A top pick! - The Kawai ES8 - This model is very special 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 top-of-the-line $8000 home digital piano. People tell us that they like this piano better than many other famous name brands & models that cost twice as much. With a good looking compact furniture style case, great piano tone, excellent responsive key action, professional pedaling, and lots of very cool digital features like iPad piano virtual piano designer app, USB connectivity, audio wav and MP3 recording & playback, this piano is perfect for beginners all the way up to professional players. Go to my detailed review at the following link and then let me know what you think: Kawai ES8 Review
The Casio Celviano AP650 home digital furniture cabinet piano - This one is Casio's best home digital piano for under $2000 and it has and does everything that most people want who are looking for impressive stereo sampled piano sound with 256-note polyphony along with useful educational & fun features, especially as compared to other furniture cabinet model or brands under $2000. A full featured model with an attractive furniture cabinet, tilt-open lid sound expansion, quick responsive hammer key action, big, bold piano sound with lots of dynamic tonal range, built-in piano educational features along with many fun bells & whistles for the family, this model is definitely one that gives a Big Bang for the Buck in so many ways. Casio may not have the same "piano name" prestige as a Kawai, Yamaha, or Steinway, etc, but don't let that fool you. Casio knows what they're doing and it shows in this instrument. In fact, the popularity and low price of this model has caused a back order on this model and they are nearly sold out according to Casio, This may or may not be the perfect piano for you but to know for sure, please check out my review at the following link and let me know what you think: Casio AP650 Review
The Samick NEO - This is a cross between a digital piano and a regular acoustic piano without the need for tuning or maintenance. For people who want a beautiful piano cabinet, simple "design," a small quantity of useful digital features, and a beautiful piano sound. Special factory "Private Sale" now 30% OFF 1st come 1st served. The most beautiful cabinet for a digital piano under $5000US in my opinion and its regular store price is $4399US. Great looks, expressive tone, quick responsive key action, traditional fully functional pedals including half-damper effect, and elegant cabinet design with a full size wood soundboard on the back of the piano. A simply designed model that gives people a more traditional acoustic piano upright design with a minimalistic look to owning a digital piano but yet comes with USB connectivity, Bluetooth audio streaming device, and a elegant adjustable matching bench along with a full 3-year parts & labor factory warranty all from the Samick grand piano company headquartered in Nashville, TN. Check out my review at the following link and let me know what you think: Samick NEO Review
The Casio-Bechstein Grand Hybrid GP500. A real wood grand piano keyboard with actual moving grand piano composite hammers placed into an beautiful cabinet that really simulates the actual acoustic grand piano playing experience. The famous German grand piano company called Bechstein has created a 1st ever grand action that is in a digital piano allowing for a hybrid piano playing experience that I personally recommend. Along with an impressive array of digital features controlled from a minimalistic control panel, USB connectivity, and expressive sampled piano sounds from Steinway, Bosendorfer, and Bechstein grand pianos, this is a very impressive instrument. Please read my detailed review of the new Grand Hybrid models at the following link: Casio-Bechstein Grand Hybrid Review
Roland has recently come out with a new model called the DP603 digital piano and they are quite popular. Available in 3 cabinet color finishes, the discount selling price ranges are anywhere from $2000 to $2800. The DP603 borrows its sound, feature technology, and key action from its higher priced big brothers the HP and LX home piano series. Roland also produces a lower priced RP501R piano selling for $1500US. However, the DP603 piano playing experience and technology is SOOO much more authentic than the slightly lower priced Roland model that I would suggest to invest your hard earned money into the DP603 instead, if you can. The difference between the RP and DP is huge. Is the Roland DP603 better than the other brands and models listed here? Yes and no...but as against other Roland's that are about $500 less than the DP603, I recommend you spend the extra money because it's a better long term investment. Take a look at my DP603 review at the following link and let me know what you think? Roland DP603 Review
The Kawai KDP90 - If you are looking for a smaller, lighter, nice looking digital piano under $1200 that focuses primarily on giving you an impressive and enjoyable piano playing experience while not having too many extra "bells & whistles" on it, then we recommend the very popular Kawai KDP90 as a great choice. This piano model has been purchased by people all over the world who want a solid, quiet, and responsive piano weighted key action, dynamic stereo piano tonal range with lots of expression, authentic damper-sustain pedaling with half-damper feature, and ability to make you sound great with its full sounding built-in stereo speaker system. This piano may be the perfect choice for you and/or your family in this price range and it looks great with its simulated dark rosewood finish and has a solid factory warranty that comes with it. The Kawai KDP90 also comes with a comfortable matching padded bench. Check it out at the following link: Kawai KDP90 Review 
Samick SG110 - A 3' deep mini grand piano by the well known Samick piano company for people who have limited space but want a good piano in terms of key action and functionality in a beautiful polished ebony cabinet. Lots of very cool features for educational and fun piano playing including a huge variety of impressive instrument sounds along with acoustic piano tone and full functioning pedals. After playing this model it's my opinion it's the best mini grand out there priced in piano stores at $3395US and although it is more money than the cheaper, lower quality brands that can be found at Costco such as Artesia and Suzuki, you do get what you pay for. With a full 3 year parts & labor warranty, matching bench, and great Italian designed and made key action, this smaller Samick baby grand is something that you should consider. UPDATE: As of July 1, 2017 and while supplies last, there is a private unadvertised sale on this model going on now of 30% OFF.. If you want more info on this piano and on the private sale, please read my review at the following link and then contact me asap: Samick SG110 Review
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