Casio Privia PX-S5000 Portable Digital Piano with 88 Hybrid Weighted Keys, 23 Tones, Touch Sensor Controls, Sustain Pedal, Bluetooth, USB, AC Adapter, 16W Speakers, Gloss Black Finish (PX-S5000BK)

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The grand piano sounds pretty good. It’s nice to have 1/4 outputs for easy recording.Ergonomically I actually prefer the CDPS360 because of its slim body. The keys are a bit noisy, and the action doesn’t feel as good as I would expect on an expensive instrument like this. The interface for changing sounds is awful. I shouldn’t have to look in a manual to change the sounds, just give me physical buttons! Overall a decent piano, but a little overpriced for what you get.

I sold my Steinway grand when I moved. I decided to try this keyboard & it’s one of the best decisions of my life. The German Steinway grand sound has a crisp bell like clarity that is so beautiful! Everything else about this keyboard is top quality - the look, the feel & expressiveness of the keys, and I play a lot, so it’s lasted over a year without any sign of wear or tear. My playing has improved so much, I guess because the experience of playing has become such a delight. And no more giant unwieldy expensive piece of furniture that needs constant upkeep, and degrades visibly each year. A Steinway costs like a car: I don’t know how Casio can make this for such a reasonable price! I bought the good pedal, which I recommend, and a $17 keyboard stand from Amazon that looks & works great. I love this keyboard, it has made my life so much more enjoyable! If you buy your music from Henle for your iPad, you can even eliminate all those the music piles.

I've had quite a few digital pianos over the years, but this one has thus far outshined them all. I've attached two Rokit 8 speakers, and it sounds and plays like I'm sitting at a 9' Steinway Grand.