Casio PX-770WE Privia 88-Key Hammer Action Digital Piano
With an attractive, slim and modern design the PX-770 Privia digital piano from Casio is a perfect fit in any space! Authentic piano sound via the award-winning Air Sound Source, 88-key Tri-sensor Scaled Hammer Action Keyboard II and impressive features make the PX-770 ideal for even the most discerning pianists. Includes a beautiful new stereo grand piano which comes alive with realistic damper resonance, simulating the entire body of the instrument, not just the strings. In addition to the new piano, the PX-770 features a variety of 19 instrument Tones, with the ability to layer and split them as needed.
With an attractive, slim and modern design the PX-770 Privia digital piano from Casio is a perfect fit in any space! Authentic piano sound via the award-winning Air Sound Source, 88-key Tri-sensor Scaled Hammer Action Keyboard II and impressive features make the PX-770 ideal for even the most discerning pianists. Includes a beautiful new stereo grand piano which comes alive with realistic damper resonance, simulating the entire body of the instrument, not just the strings. In addition to the new piano, the PX-770 features a variety of 19 instrument Tones, with the ability to layer and split them as needed.
With an attractive, slim and modern design the PX-770 Privia digital piano from Casio is a perfect fit in any space! Authentic piano sound via the award-winning Air Sound Source, 88-key Tri-sensor Scaled Hammer Action Keyboard II and impressive features make the PX-770 ideal for even the most discerning pianists. Includes a beautiful new stereo grand piano which comes alive with realistic damper resonance, simulating the entire body of the instrument, not just the strings. In addition to the new piano, the PX-770 features a variety of 19 instrument Tones, with the ability to layer and split them as needed.
With an attractive, slim and modern design the PX-770 Privia digital piano from Casio is a perfect fit in any space! Authentic piano sound via the award-winning Air Sound Source, 88-key Tri-sensor Scaled Hammer Action Keyboard II and impressive features make the PX-770 ideal for even the most discerning pianists. Includes a beautiful new stereo grand piano which comes alive with realistic damper resonance, simulating the entire body of the instrument, not just the strings. In addition to the new piano, the PX-770 features a variety of 19 instrument Tones, with the ability to layer and split them as needed.
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The lowest price for Casio PX-770WE Privia 88-Key Hammer Action Digital Piano right now is $995.00 at The Pianoforte, compared across 7 retailers.
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Prices last updated 31 July 2026.
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Casio PX-770
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Casio PX770 Action Keyboard - White
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Casio Px770Bk Digital Piano And Bench
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originally posted on adorama.com
We bought the Casio PX-770 digit piano for my wife and she loves it! It arrived only a couple of weeks ago but she has already downloaded several instructional apps and is practicing daily. She really likes how it looks and sounds. Definitely a great investment!
originally posted on zzounds.com
Overall:This piano is not going to fill a grand ball room. It is loud enough for a medium sized living room. It was fairly easy to put together, I recommend having two people do it to be safe. It isn't particularly heavy as individual pieces, but it can be awkward to move the pieces around.The sound is decent enough, but you won't mistake it for a baby grand. Also, when you play some keys together it may sound a little off from a real piano.The keys do feel nice to the touch and they are weighted decent. The pedals are decent enough and match what a real piano does.The material looks nice at a distance and it doesn't have the cheap MDF problems so far.Overall, I think it is about the minimum someone should get if they want something nice enough to display and are ... MoreOverall:This piano is not going to fill a grand ball room. It is loud enough for a medium sized living room. It was fairly easy to put together, I recommend having two people do it to be safe. It isn't particularly heavy as individual pieces, but it can be awkward to move the pieces around.The sound is decent enough, but you won't mistake it for a baby grand. Also, when you play some keys together it may sound a little off from a real piano.The keys do feel nice to the touch and they are weighted decent. The pedals are decent enough and match what a real piano does.The material looks nice at a distance and it doesn't have the cheap MDF problems so far.Overall, I think it is about the minimum someone should get if they want something nice enough to display and are looking for casual playing and entertainment.
originally posted on guitarcenter.com
I took up piano earlier this years as a "Covid project." Starting with an old Casiotone with mini-keys, I quickly outgrew it and needed something that would last years. I am delighted with the Privia. While I can't speak to the response of its keys, not knowing what an acoustic piano plays like, the sound is wonderful...full, dynamic, realistic. The additional instruments are great fun, particularly the concert organ and harpsichord. Such an instrument really helps with motivation to practice, and I haven't missed a day since I set it up.
Casio PX-770
Free delivery by Fri
Casio PX770 Action Keyboard - White
Delivery $75.95
Casio Px770Bk Digital Piano And Bench
Delivery $75.95
Casio PX-770BK Privia 88-Note Digital Electric Piano w/Foot Pedals & Bench Black
Delivery $102.19
CASIO Privia PX-770 Digital Piano with Bench (White)
Delivery $13.27
We bought the Casio PX-770 digit piano for my wife and she loves it! It arrived only a couple of weeks ago but she has already downloaded several instructional apps and is practicing daily. She really likes how it looks and sounds. Definitely a great investment!
Overall:This piano is not going to fill a grand ball room. It is loud enough for a medium sized living room. It was fairly easy to put together, I recommend having two people do it to be safe. It isn't particularly heavy as individual pieces, but it can be awkward to move the pieces around.The sound is decent enough, but you won't mistake it for a baby grand. Also, when you play some keys together it may sound a little off from a real piano.The keys do feel nice to the touch and they are weighted decent. The pedals are decent enough and match what a real piano does.The material looks nice at a distance and it doesn't have the cheap MDF problems so far.Overall, I think it is about the minimum someone should get if they want something nice enough to display and are ... MoreOverall:This piano is not going to fill a grand ball room. It is loud enough for a medium sized living room. It was fairly easy to put together, I recommend having two people do it to be safe. It isn't particularly heavy as individual pieces, but it can be awkward to move the pieces around.The sound is decent enough, but you won't mistake it for a baby grand. Also, when you play some keys together it may sound a little off from a real piano.The keys do feel nice to the touch and they are weighted decent. The pedals are decent enough and match what a real piano does.The material looks nice at a distance and it doesn't have the cheap MDF problems so far.Overall, I think it is about the minimum someone should get if they want something nice enough to display and are looking for casual playing and entertainment.
I took up piano earlier this years as a "Covid project." Starting with an old Casiotone with mini-keys, I quickly outgrew it and needed something that would last years. I am delighted with the Privia. While I can't speak to the response of its keys, not knowing what an acoustic piano plays like, the sound is wonderful...full, dynamic, realistic. The additional instruments are great fun, particularly the concert organ and harpsichord. Such an instrument really helps with motivation to practice, and I haven't missed a day since I set it up.
The Privia feels pretty much like a real piano would, and has all the whistles and bells of a digital piano. I'm a relative beginner at piano and It bought not for the electronics, but for the size and touch, It's enough. It doesn't take up much space, allows for recording. It comes with a built-in keyboard cover (since I share my space with 5 cats, this is important).It's a kit. Assembling it was fairly easy and fast, but putting the keyboard itself into the stand is best done with two people--it's heavy and a bit bulky. The instructions for this are good.There are few glitches. There's apparently a hinge holding two parts of the keyboard cover. It's got holes for screws, but the nice Casio people decided to use glue. One side came unstuck and I'm not sure how ... MoreThe Privia feels pretty much like a real piano would, and has all the whistles and bells of a digital piano. I'm a relative beginner at piano and It bought not for the electronics, but for the size and touch, It's enough. It doesn't take up much space, allows for recording. It comes with a built-in keyboard cover (since I share my space with 5 cats, this is important).It's a kit. Assembling it was fairly easy and fast, but putting the keyboard itself into the stand is best done with two people--it's heavy and a bit bulky. The instructions for this are good.There are few glitches. There's apparently a hinge holding two parts of the keyboard cover. It's got holes for screws, but the nice Casio people decided to use glue. One side came unstuck and I'm not sure how to restick it, but it keeps the cover from closing and will probably wear down one of the F# keys if I don't--but by the time I figured out the problem the packaging was long gone.A more systematic problem is trying to figure out how to use the nifty functions--there's no display so getting information out of the piano isn't always a trivial task. It can be annoying to sort out the instructions for resetting the built-in metronome, adjusting the timbre, etc.I'm giving it 3 stars, in spite of the problems. It wasn't the most expensive, and once I get the hinge problem solved it'll suit my needs just fine--but there are capabilities that are probably just too much of a hassle to sort out.
I'm not a piano expert, but I know enough to know that this one sounds great both through the built in speakers and through headphones. It has plenty of sound options for me, but some people might find them limited. It also doesn't have a visual interface, which I prefer, but again some people might not like. It does have a ton of have to the sound, designed to emulate real acoustic pianos, and you can actually connect to the piano with the Casio Chordana for Piano app and customize some of the settings, including the key weight, which is interesting. It is a bit complicated to connect a phone or tablet because the input on the piano is a USB-B (the printer one) which means you need a double female USB-A which is surprisingly hard to find. Despite that, I highly ... MoreI'm not a piano expert, but I know enough to know that this one sounds great both through the built in speakers and through headphones. It has plenty of sound options for me, but some people might find them limited. It also doesn't have a visual interface, which I prefer, but again some people might not like. It does have a ton of have to the sound, designed to emulate real acoustic pianos, and you can actually connect to the piano with the Casio Chordana for Piano app and customize some of the settings, including the key weight, which is interesting. It is a bit complicated to connect a phone or tablet because the input on the piano is a USB-B (the printer one) which means you need a double female USB-A which is surprisingly hard to find. Despite that, I highly recommend this piano.
I am very satisfied with my purchase. I was looking for a full-sized digital piano that I could use at home to practice and play for fun. I would describe myself as an experienced pianist. It had all the features I was looking for, like a key cover to keep out dust, headphone jacks, and the 3 standard pedals. The keyboard is not very deep, which is nice in terms of space. It did take 2 people to put it together, but it wasn't hard and only took about 30 minutes. The only downside i could potentially see for someone is that the speakers on the keyboard are not super-loud, but it is more than adequate for playing at home. You could also attach an amp through the headphone jacks if needed. Great keyboard for the price !
We have always had a "real" piano, but we wanted to try this for size and ease of moving. The dark wood is very attractive and fits our smaller room well. The keys don't feel exactly like a standard keyboard, but they are similar enough to be satisfactory. We enjoy using it and agree that it was worth the price.
As a lesson studio teacher/owner operator, this is the keyboard I recommend most to my students that are beyond the preliminary beginner stages. This is a perfect home piano for the advancing students that should be the staple for every piano student of all ages. Great sound, sleek design, retractable cover (very convenient), and pedals. I have purchased this several times for my studio students.
Hands down the best bang for your buck in the $900 range. The responsiveness, rich/full sound, and the white casing are absolutely gorgeous. Sounds incredible and love that this covers the keys (protects from dust). The only very minor complaint is the feel of the keys. It?s a tad overkill with the texture. Again, very minor. I?ve been playing for decades and this is a joy to play on for hours.
I have been playing piano for over 10 years. I only had lessons for 2 years, and have been self taught since. After working at guitar center for a year, and having the opportunity to play on 30+ different keyboards, I can assure you that no keyboard feels more like a genuine piano than the casio privia. The keys are dynamically weighted, so that the lower keys are harder to press. The keys also have a matte finish, and the weighting of the keys makes it feel as though you are not playing on plastic keys at all. The speakers do suffer a slight distortion at the highest volume, which is disappointing, as the PX-160 I played in guitar center stores did not seem to have that problem. However, the 770 is fantastic because the stand is really nice, and you get the added ... MoreI have been playing piano for over 10 years. I only had lessons for 2 years, and have been self taught since. After working at guitar center for a year, and having the opportunity to play on 30+ different keyboards, I can assure you that no keyboard feels more like a genuine piano than the casio privia. The keys are dynamically weighted, so that the lower keys are harder to press. The keys also have a matte finish, and the weighting of the keys makes it feel as though you are not playing on plastic keys at all. The speakers do suffer a slight distortion at the highest volume, which is disappointing, as the PX-160 I played in guitar center stores did not seem to have that problem. However, the 770 is fantastic because the stand is really nice, and you get the added benefit of the 3 pedals. The sustain works very well.There are only 19 built in sounds, which is sadly pretty limiting compared to other keyboards. However, the playability is so realistic that I do not consider it to decrease how good of a value this keyboard is.This is my third keyboard, and is by far my favorite so far. I have no intentions to upgrade until I can actually afford an acoustic baby grand piano someday.
