Honest, hands-on reviews of digital pianos, keyboards, and accessories. We test and compare instruments to help you find the perfect gear for your playing style and budget. Learn more about our testing methodology and how we ensure unbiased, expert reviews.
Korg has been one of the biggest innovators in the development of stage pianos over the years. Stage pianos like the Oasys and the Kronos raised the bar significantly when first released. This review looks at the SV-2 and SV-2S, modern stage pianos that focus primarily on the sound of vintage...
Yamaha’s Clavinova series is widely regarded as some of the best digital pianos ever made. In this review, I’m taking a look at the CLP-735. I find out if it delivers the high-end digital piano experience expected from a Clavinova.
In recent years, Roland’s FP series has provided some of the most reliable digital pianos. Their typically streamlined design and easy-to-use features made them a go-to choice for music students and gigging professionals alike. The latest update to the series brings us the Roland FP-X...
Although not the first name on everyone’s mind when it comes to high-end digital pianos, Casio’s Celviano range is right up there. In this review, I’m looking at the AP-710, crafted in conjunction with C. Bechstein. Let’s find out what it has to offer.
One of the things that makes Casio so good for the beginner digital piano market is that they always push the limits of what’s possible on a tight budget. Continuing that trend, Casio has released the CDP-S160, a successor to the popular CDP-S150. The newer model comes with a higher price...
One of the things that Korg is known for is creating modern digital pianos with a minimalist design. In this review, I look at the Korg LP-180, which perfectly fits that description. It’s a slimline digital piano aimed primarily at beginner to intermediate players.
Kurzweil is a brand that has been around for many years, producing some fantastic keyboards and digital pianos.
Far from being an entry-level piano, the KA130 is aimed at intermediate to advanced players. In this review, I will discuss what it has to offer, who it suits, and value for money.
Finding the best beginner piano is often more about the budget than quality. Ideally, you want to find a good mix of value for money and quality/quantity of features. While Donner is relatively new to the digital piano market, they are well-versed in making beginner-friendly products. This review...
Casio Privia digital pianos have a reputation for providing some of the best value for money around. They aren’t usually the cheapest, but they tend to be amongst the most affordable, offering such high-quality. In this review, I’m looking at the Privia PX-770, a beginner-friendly...
Alesis probably isn’t the first name that comes to mind when you think about digital pianos. However, few manufacturers are more prolific when it comes to value for money. In this review, I am looking at the Alesis Recital Pro, which is a great example of a budget digital piano.
