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THE KING'S CHOICE
Kawai ES110
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Pros & Cons
Great piano for intermediate students
Default tone simulates an analog piano's mechanical sounds
Can mix custom tones and recall them with a button press
Some reviewers disliked how heavy the key action is
Better sound through an amp than with the default speakers
Number of Keys
88
Includes
Keyboard and damper pedal
Demo Songs
15
Tones
19
Other Features
Dual and split keyboard modes, Bluetooth MIDI connectivity, and a lesson mode with three beginner songs
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Yamaha P-45
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Pros & Cons
Focus on realistic key action and sound
Good choice for a beginner who doesn't want a toy
Function keys are simpler to use than tons of buttons at the top
Some dislike that the headphone jack's on the back
Too basic for more experienced players
Number of Keys
88
Includes
Keyboard, sustain pedal, and a music rest
Demo Songs
None
Tones
10
Other Features
Dual mode, one-button controls
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Casio CT-X700
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Pros & Cons
Beginner-focused keyboard with less features
Great tone for the price, will accept a pedal
Great for those who want to play on a budget
Keys feel cheap and slippery
Piano students will soon want an 88-key model
Number of Keys
61
Includes
Keyboard, AC adapter
Demo Songs
100
Tones
600
Other Features
Learn to play modes, optional battery power
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Roland RD-2000
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Pros & Cons
High-end piano great for performers
Almost any setting can be adjusted in real time right from the top buttons
Reviewers love its keys, which vibrate slightly to simulate a real piano
No built-in speakers, needs an audio setup
Overkill for anyone but a professional musician
Number of Keys
88
Includes
Keyboard, damper pedal
Demo Songs
None preloaded; can store 300 in memory
Tones
Over 1,100
Other Features
Key remapping, built-in sound mixing tools, DAW connectivity, a dozen audio outputs, and more
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BEST FOR TRAVEL
Casio Privia PX-S3000
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Pros & Cons
Slimmest 88-key piano on the market
Very portable option, great for taking the piano on the road
Touchscreen controls give it a sleek, futuristic appearance
Key action isn't very realistic
Some think the keys are too small to play comfortably
Number of Keys
88
Includes
Just the keyboard
Demo Songs
200
Tones
700
Other Features
Touch controls, adaptive tone shifting, audio playback through Bluetooth. Can be played off batteries.
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Korg B2
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Pros & Cons
Few tones, but the tones it does have are excellent
Piano sounds simulate sympathetic vibration on neighboring keys
Excellent sound for a piano in this price range
Rest of the piano is somewhat lackluster
There are better keyboards at this price point
Number of Keys
88
Includes
Keyboard, damper pedal, and music stand
Demo Songs
12
Tones
12
Other Features
Audio output from AUX, smartphone connectivity
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Roland FP-30X
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Pros & Cons
Action and tone are good for getting beginners used to real pianos
Can adjust a ton of features through a phone app
Allows the user to change the amount of force needed to make sound
Harder to adjust the volume than it needs to be
Some reviewers dislike how it controls
Number of Keys
88
Includes
Just the keyboard
Demo Songs
30
Tones
56
Other Features
Bluetooth MIDI and GarageBand connectivity, dual and split keyboard modes, dual audio output
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Nord Stage 3
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Pros & Cons
The best digital piano on the market
Played and loved by tons of professional musicians
Tons of control over every part of the mix right on the board
Really, really expensive
Only worth buying if you make your living off the piano
Number of Keys
88
Includes
Keyboard and sustain pedal
Demo Songs
None, but can store up to 400 in memory
Tones
Tones can be edited and mixed on the fly
Other Features
Also has organ and synth controls, tons of mixing controls, tons of audio outputs, can upload custom tones
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Yamaha YPT-270 61 Key
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Pros & Cons
Well sized and easy to transport
High quality sound
Keys have a good feel to them
Comes with a 1/4 headphone jack, so users may need to purchase an adaptor
Keyboard can't be secured on the stand
Number of Keys
61
Includes
Keyboard, power adapter
Demo Songs
112
Tones
401
Other Features
Smart chords, quiz mode
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Yamaha YPT-260 61 Key
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Pros & Cons
Excellent pitch
Many sound options
Works well for children and adults
Audio ports may have issues
Older model
Number of Keys
61
Includes
Keyboard, stand, bench, power supply
Demo Songs
113
Tones
400
Other Features
Aux input, Yamaha Education Suite
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Yamaha P71
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Pros & Cons
Pretty much the same piano as the Yamaha P-45
Sometimes you can get it cheaper than the P-45
Only available on Amazon
Number of Keys
88
Includes
Keyboard and sustain pedal
Demo Songs
None
Tones
10
Other Features
Can blend tones, one-button controls
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Alesis 61 MKII
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Pros & Cons
Several size options
Fits well in small spaces
Easily stored
Comes with several additional items
Keys aren't pressure sensitive
Low sound quality
Number of Keys
32, 54, or 61
Includes
Keyboard, headphones, microphone, piano stand, music rest, stool, power adapter
Demo Songs
40
Tones
300
Other Features
Tone split mode, layer mode, 3 months of Skoove Premium
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Best Choice Beginner with Lighted Keys
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Pros & Cons
Great for beginners
Lighted keys allow players to follow along to songs
Comes with many additional accessories
Songs may be too advanced for young children
Limited selection of songs and no way to program new ones
Number of Keys
61
Includes
Keyboard, headphones, note sticker pad, music holder, stand, chair
Demo Songs
50
Tones
255
Other Features
32 percussion sounds, key lighting, 3 lesson levels
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RockJam 61 Key with Pitch Bend
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Pros & Cons
Sturdy stand
Seat is comfortable
Keyboard works well
Headphones tend to crackle
Volume defaults to full volume when turned on
Number of Keys
61
Includes
Keyboard, keyboard stand, piano bench, headphones, keynote stickers
Demo Songs
30
Tones
200
Other Features
Pitch bending, aux input
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