Best digital pianos in 2026
Ranked by the KeyboardLookup editorial score — how strong each instrument is today for its intended use, weighed on key action, polyphony, feature set and price against same-class peers. How we score.
Current models (48)
| # | Model | Score | Why this score | Price | |
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| 1 | Yamaha CLP-885 | 8.8 | GrandTouch wooden keys with VRM and Grand Expression Modeling, 230 W speakers, Bluetooth MIDI/audio and USB audio. | — | Compare → |
| 2 | Yamaha CLP-875 | 8.5 | Full GrandTouch wooden action and 220 W at 71 kg - the top conventional console of the 2024 CLP line. | — | Compare → |
| 3 | Kawai CA901 | 8.5 | The CA701's Grand Feel III action and dual engines with a 135 W soundboard speaker system in the flagship console. | — | Compare → |
| 4 | Roland FP-30X | 8.4 | 256-note polyphony, USB audio and Bluetooth on a PHA-4 bed at $749 - the default mid-price slab. | $749 | Compare → |
| 5 | Kawai CA701 | 8.4 | Grand Feel III wooden-key action with SK-EX Rendering, 256-note polyphony, Bluetooth MIDI/audio, USB audio and 110 W. | — | Compare → |
| 6 | Casio AP-750 | 8.3 | Austrian spruce wooden-key action, AiR Grand engine and a 40 W eight-speaker Grandphonic system at 53.6 kg. | $3399 | Compare → |
| 7 | Yamaha CLP-845 | 8.3 | Wooden (white-key) GrandTouch-S action with 180 W of amplification, Bluetooth and USB audio. | — | Compare → |
| 8 | Casio PX-S7000 | 8.3 | Spruce wooden-key Smart Hybrid action, 400 tones and a 32 W four-speaker system with Bluetooth included at $3,199. | $3199 | Compare → |
| 9 | Kawai ES-920 | 8.3 | 256 notes, USB audio and aptX Bluetooth on the RH III action at 17 kg and $1,599 - Kawai's stage pick. | $1599 | Compare → |
| 10 | Yamaha P-525 | 8.2 | Wooden GrandTouch-S keys, 52 W of amplification and 256 notes with Bluetooth and USB audio at $1,299. | $1299 | Compare → |
| 11 | Kawai NV-10S | 8.2 | A genuine Millennium III grand action with contact-less optical sensing and 130 W audio in a 132 kg grand-style cabinet. | — | Compare → |
| 12 | Kawai CA501 | 8.2 | 256-note polyphony, 45 sounds and 100 W of amplification behind the wooden-key Grand Feel Compact action. | — | Compare → |
| 13 | Casio PX-S3100 | 8.1 | 700 tones and 200 rhythms with Bluetooth (adapter included) and USB audio at $999, still an 11.4 kg slim. | $999 | Compare → |
| 14 | Roland FP-90X | 8.1 | PHA-50 hybrid keys with USB audio and Bluetooth added - the connected take on the FP-90 formula. | — | Compare → |
| 15 | Yamaha P-225 | 8.0 | GHC keys with 192-note polyphony, Bluetooth and USB audio in an 11.5 kg body at $899 - the default mid slab. | $899 | Compare → |
| 16 | Yamaha DGX-670 | 8.0 | 601 tones, 294 styles, Bluetooth and USB audio on GHS keys at $999 - the do-everything home slab. | $999 | Compare → |
| 17 | Roland FP-60X | 8.0 | 358 tones, USB audio and Bluetooth on the PHA-4 escapement action at 19.3 kg - the home-slab sweet spot. | $1199 | Compare → |
| 18 | Yamaha CLP-835 | 8.0 | 38 sounds and 60 W behind GrandTouch-S keys with Bluetooth and USB audio in a 57 kg cabinet. | — | Compare → |
| 19 | Yamaha CVP-905 | 8.0 | GrandTouch wooden keys and a 525-style arranger over CFX and Bosendorfer realism, but 82 kg pins it to one room. | — | Compare → |
| 20 | Kawai CA401 | 8.0 | Wooden-key Grand Feel Compact action, 192-note polyphony and 40 W of amplification in a 57.5 kg cabinet. | — | Compare → |
| 21 | Kawai ES-120 | 7.9 | 192-note polyphony, 25 sounds and Bluetooth MIDI/audio at 12 kg and $899 - the light Kawai slab. | $899 | Compare → |
| 22 | Casio PX-S1100 | 7.9 | 192-note polyphony, Bluetooth and USB audio in the 11.2 kg slim chassis at $799 - the mid Privia slab. | $799 | Compare → |
| 23 | Casio PX-S5000 | 7.9 | The S7000's wooden-key Smart Hybrid action with 23 tones at 11.5 kg and 232 mm depth for $1,799. | $1799 | Compare → |
| 24 | Kawai CN301 | 7.9 | 256-note polyphony and 45 sounds on the Responsive Hammer III action with Bluetooth MIDI and audio. | — | Compare → |
| 25 | Roland HP702 | 7.9 | PHA-4 Standard keys, 324 sounds and Bluetooth audio plus MIDI in a 54.4 kg upright cabinet. | — | Compare → |
| 26 | Yamaha CLP-825 | 7.8 | The current entry Clavinova: GrandTouch-S keys, 256 notes, Bluetooth and USB audio at 45 kg. | — | Compare → |
| 27 | Casio CDP-S360 | 7.8 | 700 tones and 200 rhythms on scaled-hammer keys with USB audio at $499, all in a 10.9 kg chassis. | $499 | Compare → |
| 28 | Kawai ES520 | 7.8 | 192 notes, 34 sounds and 40 W of amplification on RHC II keys at 14.5 kg, with Bluetooth on board. | — | Compare → |
| 29 | Roland FP-90 | 7.8 | The PHA-50 wood/plastic hybrid action with 60 W of onboard amplification and Bluetooth at 23.6 kg. | — | Compare → |
| 30 | Roland FP-10 | 7.7 | The PHA-4 escapement action at $499 and 12.6 kg - the cheapest route into Roland's proper keybed. | $499 | Compare → |
| 31 | Yamaha YDP-165 | 7.7 | GH3 keys with synthetic ebony/ivory tops, 40 W and USB audio at $1,899 - the mid-range Arius. | $1899 | Compare → |
| 32 | Roland RP107 | 7.7 | 256-note polyphony and Bluetooth on the PHA-4 Standard action in an entry-level 37 kg console. | — | Compare → |
| 33 | Kawai KDP-120 | 7.6 | A 37 kg console with RHC II keys, 192-note polyphony and 40 W at $1,299; Bluetooth is MIDI only. | $1299 | Compare → |
| 34 | Kawai ES-60 | 7.4 | 11 kg and 192 notes at $899, but RHL is the entry action and Bluetooth/USB audio are absent. | $899 | Compare → |
| 35 | Casio CDP-S110 | 7.3 | Weighted 88 keys at $399 and 10.5 kg - the price floor, with 64-note polyphony and no BT/USB as the trade. | $399 | Compare → |
| 36 | Roland F-130R | 7.3 | A compact Roland console built on the PHA-4 Standard escapement action with Ivory Feel keytops. | — | Compare → |
| 37 | Yamaha P-145 | 7.2 | The current GHC action at $599 and 11.1 kg - the entry point, with 64 notes and 10 sounds as the trade. | $599 | Compare → |
| 38 | Yamaha P-S500 | 6.9 | CFX and Bosendorfer samples with VRM and 660 voices on board, but an entry-level GHS action undercuts the 52 W smart piano. | — | Compare → |
| 39 | Casio CDP-S160 | 6.9 | The same 64-note, 10-tone, 16 W recipe as the CDP-S110 at 10.5 kg, with thin official documentation. | — | Compare → |
| 40 | Casio PX-S1000 | 6.9 | The slim Privia chassis at 11.2 kg and 16 W, but Casio's pages leave polyphony and tone count undocumented. | — | Compare → |
| 41 | Roland RP30 | 6.9 | Escapement Ivory Feel keys and 20 W in a 48 kg entry console; no Bluetooth and 15 onboard sounds. | — | Compare → |
| 42 | Yamaha YDP-145 | 6.9 | GHS keys and 192-note polyphony with 16 W in a 38 kg console - the entry Arius of the current line. | — | Compare → |
| 43 | Yamaha P-143 | 6.8 | GHC keys and USB audio at 11.1 kg, but 64 notes and 10 sounds; the P-145 costs $100 less without USB audio. | $699 | Compare → |
| 44 | Kawai ES110 | 6.6 | 192 notes and Bluetooth on the RHC action at $1,099, but 15 sounds and the pre-ES120 feature set. | $1099 | Compare → |
| 45 | Yamaha YDP-105 | 6.4 | GHS action, 10 voices and 12 W speakers in a 37.5 kg cabinet - an entry Arius without USB audio. | — | Compare → |
| 46 | Roland FP-7 | 6.2 | PHA II keys, 339 sounds and 26 W in a 23.9 kg body - a design two generations behind the current FP line. | — | Compare → |
| 47 | Roland FP-4 | 5.8 | PHA alpha II keys, 333 tones and 2 x 7 W amplification - a classic slab two FP generations behind. | — | Compare → |
| 48 | Yamaha P-95 | 5.2 | GHS keys with 64 notes and 2 x 6 W amplification - a variant-spec entry board the P-145 has long replaced. | — | Compare → |
Used & discontinued market (44)
Older models people still search for| # | Model | Score | Why this score | Price | |
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| 1 | Yamaha AvantGrand N3X | 8.5 | Real grand action, CFX and Bosendorfer engines and a 615 W soundboard resonator system with Tactile Response. | $22199 | Compare → |
| 2 | Yamaha AvantGrand N1X | 8.0 | A real grand piano action with optical sensors driving CFX samples through 180 W spatial speakers - 117 kg of hybrid. | $10999 | Compare → |
| 3 | Yamaha AvantGrand NU1X | 7.9 | A genuine upright action with optical sensors, CFX and Bosendorfer samples and VRM in a 111 kg cabinet. | $6999 | Compare → |
| 4 | Roland RP701 | 7.7 | PHA-4 escapement action with 256-note SuperNATURAL polyphony and Bluetooth audio and MIDI in a classic 46 kg cabinet. | $1499 | Compare → |
| 5 | Kawai CA59 | 7.7 | CA501-class specs - 256 notes, 100 W - plus USB audio; discontinued in 2023, so used pricing is the draw. | — | Compare → |
| 6 | Roland F701 | 7.6 | The RP701's SuperNATURAL engine and PHA-4 action in a slimmer 36 kg cabinet with Bluetooth audio and MIDI. | $1399 | Compare → |
| 7 | Yamaha CLP-745 | 7.4 | Wooden GrandTouch-S keys, 200 W, Bluetooth and USB audio; the 2024 CLP-845 now occupies its slot. | — | Compare → |
| 8 | Kawai CN39 | 7.3 | 355 sounds and USB audio on Responsive Hammer III keys; discontinued in 2022, which softens used prices. | — | Compare → |
| 9 | Kawai CA49 | 7.2 | Same wooden-key Grand Feel Compact action and 192 notes as the CA401; discontinued 2023, so buy used. | — | Compare → |
| 10 | Yamaha P-515 | 7.2 | Natural Wood X keys with 256 notes and 40 W; P-525 brings GrandTouch-S, so used P-515 pricing is its case. | — | Compare → |
| 11 | Roland F-140R | 7.1 | SuperNATURAL piano and Bluetooth on PHA-4 keys at 34.5 kg; the F-130R continues the slot in the current line. | — | Compare → |
| 12 | Yamaha P-125 | 6.9 | 192 notes, 24 sounds and USB audio at 11.8 kg and $649; the P-225 adds GHC keys and Bluetooth. | $649 | Compare → |
| 13 | Casio PX-870 | 6.9 | 256-note polyphony and USB audio recording in a 2017 console; the current AP/PX-S lines moved past it. | $999.99 | Compare → |
| 14 | Kawai ES8 | 6.9 | 256-note polyphony and USB audio on RH III keys; 22.5 kg and 2020 end of production push it to used. | — | Compare → |
| 15 | Roland FP-30 | 6.8 | PHA-4 action and 22 W at 14.1 kg; the FP-30X added 256 notes and USB audio, so new ones are hard to justify. | $699 | Compare → |
| 16 | Kawai CN29 | 6.8 | Responsive Hammer III with 192 notes and 40 W at 43 kg; the CN301 took its slot with 256 notes. | — | Compare → |
| 17 | Yamaha P-45 | 6.7 | The long-running $449 default: GHS keys, 64 notes and 10 sounds in 11.5 kg, no Bluetooth or USB audio. | $449 | Compare → |
| 18 | Roland FP-60 | 6.7 | 288 notes, 351 tones and Bluetooth audio; the FP-60X adds USB audio and is the better buy today. | — | Compare → |
| 19 | Yamaha P-255 | 6.6 | 256 notes on a GH keybed with synthetic ivory tops at 17.3 kg; P-515 and P-525 superseded it. | $2199 | Compare → |
| 20 | Yamaha CLP-725 | 6.6 | GrandTouch-S keys with synthetic ivory tops and 256-note polyphony in a 43 kg console; CLP-825 replaced it. | — | Compare → |
| 21 | Yamaha YDP-184 | 6.6 | 256 notes, 24 sounds and 60 W on GH3 keys in a 56 kg cabinet; the CLP-800 line overshadows it. | — | Compare → |
| 22 | Yamaha YDP-164 | 6.5 | GH3 keys and 40 W of amplification at 42 kg; the YDP-165 replaced it and added USB audio for similar money. | $1999 | Compare → |
| 23 | Roland RP-102 | 6.5 | PHA-4 keys in an entry console with 12 W and 15 sounds; the RP107 raised the bar with 256 notes. | — | Compare → |
| 24 | Casio PX-770 | 6.4 | A 31.5 kg console with tri-sensor keys, 128 notes and 19 tones; discontinued and undercut on the used market. | $699.99 | Compare → |
| 25 | Yamaha CLP-625 | 6.4 | GH3X keys and 256-note polyphony in a 43 kg console; the CLP-700 and 800 generations superseded it. | — | Compare → |
| 26 | Casio PX-560 | 6.3 | Casio's 2015 stage Privia with tri-sensor keys at $1,599 MSRP; used units now meet current $999 slabs. | $1599.99 | Compare → |
| 27 | Yamaha YDP-144 | 6.2 | 192-note polyphony and 16 W on GHS keys at $1,499; the YDP-145 continues the same slot today. | $1499 | Compare → |
| 28 | Casio AP-270 | 6.2 | A 2017 cabinet piano with 128-note polyphony and 22 tones at $1,049; newer Casio consoles have moved past it. | $1049.99 | Compare → |
| 29 | Yamaha P-115 | 6.2 | 192 notes on GHS keys, but 14 sounds and no USB audio; the P-145 sits below it with newer GHC keys. | $599 | Compare → |
| 30 | Casio PX-360 | 6.1 | 550 tones and 200 styles on tri-sensor keys from 2015 at $1,199; the PX-S3100 outclasses it used. | $1199.99 | Compare → |
| 31 | Roland FP-80 | 6.1 | The 2013 flagship slab with SuperNATURAL tones and Ivory Feel-S keys; FP-90X occupies the same slot today. | — | Compare → |
| 32 | Yamaha DGX-660 | 6.0 | 192 notes and 151 sounds on GHS keys at $1,299 - the DGX-670 gives more of everything for $300 less. | $1299 | Compare → |
| 33 | Roland FP-50 | 6.0 | SuperNATURAL sound with 372 tones and 24 W; the 2013 platform was superseded by the FP-60X at the same slot. | — | Compare → |
| 34 | Korg SP-280 | 6.0 | 44 W of amplification stood out in its class, but the NH action and 120-note engine show their age. | — | Compare → |
| 35 | Casio PX-160 | 5.9 | A 2015 Privia with 128-note polyphony and 18 tones at $499 MSRP; twice superseded, it is a used-market basic. | $499.99 | Compare → |
| 36 | Korg LP-180 | 5.9 | Natural Weighted Hammer keys and 22 W in a 23.3 kg console with just 10 sounds; a 2014 design, discontinued. | — | Compare → |
| 37 | Kawai KDP-90 | 5.9 | A 2013 console on the older AHA IV-F action with 26 W; KDP-120 replaced it with RHC II and more power. | — | Compare → |
| 38 | Casio PX-150 | 5.8 | Its tri-sensor action led in 2012, but 128 notes, 18 tones and no BT/USB date it against the PX-S1100. | $699 | Compare → |
| 39 | Kawai ES100 | 5.7 | 192 notes was generous for 2013, but 14 W of amplification and the AHA IV-F action date it. | — | Compare → |
| 40 | Yamaha DGX-650 | 5.6 | A 2013 arranger-piano on GHS keys with 195 styles; the DGX-670 added 256 notes, Bluetooth and USB audio. | $1299 | Compare → |
| 41 | Yamaha P-105 | 5.6 | 128 notes on GHS keys from 2012 at $999; the current P-145 offers its newer GHC action for $599. | $999 | Compare → |
| 42 | Casio CDP-S100 | 5.4 | Entry Casio slab: 64 notes, 10 tones, battery option; the CDP-S110 refresh carries the same numbers today. | — | Compare → |
| 43 | Casio CDP-S150 | 5.3 | Identical 64-note, 10-tone recipe to the CDP-S100; only worth it used below the current S110's price. | — | Compare → |
| 44 | Yamaha P-35 | 4.8 | 32 notes and 10 sounds on GHS keys - the 2012 floor model the P-45 undercut in every spec. | — | Compare → |