Casio CDP-S110WE Digital Piano with 88 Weighted Keys, White

I began learning piano in January on a cheap keyboard, after getting good and enjoying it so much I splashed out on this.Huge difference! My piano teacher says my playing has noticeably improved and I am absolutely in love with this instrument.It is very heavy, definitely not something to move about, but it is not huge so can fit nicely on a slim footprint and is worth it.The only slight downside is that the keys are a little too heavy, so if you have very little or weak fingers it would be hard to play. The keys on this are heavier than on my teacher's piano so when I go for my lesson I tend to play very loudly!

I rather like this keyboard, excellent for the price, it serves my needs, fits into the available space in my home, and I can move it around on my own if needs be. The speakers are not brilliant, but I prefer to use a headset rather than annoy the neighbours! As others have mentioned, the keys are heavier to use near their far ends, especially between two black notes, but not too hard to get used to and compensate for. I was used to playing either an 88 key weighted Korg, or my beloved 1926 Gulbransen baby grand, but could not bring them with me when I made an international move. As I now have peripheral nerve damage, and only play to amuse myself, this keyboard fits the bill. However, I'm not sure how well it would stand up to being taken to and from gigs if that was its intended use!

Like the title suggests. It’s a very good digital piano. It sounds very authentic, it’s a decent price for what you get and it looks really nice and simple. It’s also from a well known company which gives you the ease of buying from a legit business.

First things first.. the keyboard is great quality, budget friendly and ideal for learners. The keys are somewhat weighted and the keys have an almost ivory feel which is quite pleasing. The keyboard itself is built well and surprisingly compacted compared to other keyboards on the market. Well worth the money for a learner.Now, from an advanced pianist perspective. I did not get on with the weight or hammer action of the keys. The feel wasn’t authentic and playing classical song specifically, the quality wasn’t there. I will be returning to Yamaha, but I am definitely in the market for a Kawaii.I only purchased this keyboard for music production through a DAW(Digital Audio Workstation).I hope this helps review helps you all.

Fantastic realistic piano keyboard action and great sounding. I took the old keys and keybed out of my permanently out of tune, upright piano and dropped this in and play it through the sound bar on top. Absolutely brilliant purchase. Highly recommended !!!

Brought for my partner, she plays it everyday.It’s a bit heavy so suggest having a place it permanently lives, don’t want to have to move it around too much.Great quality

This is an excellent beginer / Starter's piano at an excellent price. For intermediate to advanced players, need to buy a higher quality piano, as the decay levels of the piano selection are far less than what will be needed.