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Casio PX770WE (White) Digital Piano
Casio PX770WE (White) Digital Piano
Casio PX770WE (White) Digital Piano
Casio PX770WE (White) Digital Piano
Casio PX770WE (White) Digital Piano
Casio PX770WE (White) Digital Piano
Casio PX770WE (White) Digital Piano
Casio PX770WE (White) Digital Piano
Casio PX770WE (White) Digital Piano
Casio PX770WE (White) Digital Piano

Casio PX770WE (White) Digital Piano

(387 reviews)

You'll feel as if you're playing an acoustic piano with the Casio PX-770. This digital piano's 88 keys have a weighted hammer mechanism. This lets you put more feeling into your piano playing. Select 1 of 19 realistic piano sounds. This includes the sounds of concert grand pianos, electric pianos, strings, and organs. You can adjust the sounds to your liking. Would you like to simulate the acoustics of a well-known concert hall for extra-realistic sound reproduction? If so, switch on reverberation from the Hall Simulator. The piano has 2 speakers on board, allowing you to directly listen to your piano play. If you want to practice in silence, connect a pair of headphones to 1 of the 2 headphone jacks.

You'll feel as if you're playing an acoustic piano with the Casio PX-770. This digital piano's 88 keys have a weighted hammer mechanism. This lets you put more feeling into your piano playing. Select 1 of 19 realistic piano sounds. This includes the sounds of concert grand pianos, electric pianos, strings, and organs. You can adjust the sounds to your liking. Would you like to simulate the acoustics of a well-known concert hall for extra-realistic sound reproduction? If so, switch on reverberation from the Hall Simulator. The piano has 2 speakers on board, allowing you to directly listen to your piano play. If you want to practice in silence, connect a pair of headphones to 1 of the 2 headphone jacks.

$1,299.00 - $1,555.00

in 2 offers

The lowest price for Casio PX770WE (White) Digital Piano right now is $1,299.00 at Piano City, compared across 2 retailers.

The all-time low was $949.00 on 17 Feb 2026 — today's price is 37% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.

Prices last updated 5 Aug 2026.

Casio PX770WE (White) Digital Piano

$1,299.00

(387 reviews)

You'll feel as if you're playing an acoustic piano with the Casio PX-770. This digital piano's 88 keys have a weighted hammer mechanism. This lets you put more feeling into your piano playing. Select 1 of 19 realistic piano sounds. This includes the sounds of concert grand pianos, electric pianos, strings, and organs. You can adjust the sounds to your liking. Would you like to simulate the acoustics of a well-known concert hall for extra-realistic sound reproduction? If so, switch on reverberation from the Hall Simulator. The piano has 2 speakers on board, allowing you to directly listen to your piano play. If you want to practice in silence, connect a pair of headphones to 1 of the 2 headphone jacks.

You'll feel as if you're playing an acoustic piano with the Casio PX-770. This digital piano's 88 keys have a weighted hammer mechanism. This lets you put more feeling into your piano playing. Select 1 of 19 realistic piano sounds. This includes the sounds of concert grand pianos, electric pianos, strings, and organs. You can adjust the sounds to your liking. Would you like to simulate the acoustics of a well-known concert hall for extra-realistic sound reproduction? If so, switch on reverberation from the Hall Simulator. The piano has 2 speakers on board, allowing you to directly listen to your piano play. If you want to practice in silence, connect a pair of headphones to 1 of the 2 headphone jacks.

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Last updated at 05/08/2026 22:07:51

Please note: price history and price alerts are not available for some stores, including Amazon.com.au.
Piano City

$1,299.00

Casio Privia PX770 Digital Piano with Bench

Delivery between 7–15 Aug $180

Schmitt Music

$1,555.00

Casio Privia PX-770 Digital Piano White

Delivery $210.10

Price history

Price history

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Reviews

25 September 2019Raquel

originally posted on Kirstein.de Musikhaus

Delivery:The payment method I used was "überweisung" and I had no problems whatsoever with Kirstein Musikhaus (this was the first time I bought something from them). They are trustworthy in terms of online shopping.Once we bought and it was delivered within one week. Robust package, well protected parts, no parts broken, no scratches, everything in perfect state.Assembly:The assembly wasn't hard at all, it can be done by only one person but if possible I recommend to be done by two (in our case my wife). It requires a regular screwdriver and a philips screwdriver (both very simple tools that should be found in every one's toolbox). We assembled it in more or less 30 minutes doing every step slowly and with caution to prevent anything bad to happen. We receive ... MoreDelivery:The payment method I used was "überweisung" and I had no problems whatsoever with Kirstein Musikhaus (this was the first time I bought something from them). They are trustworthy in terms of online shopping.Once we bought and it was delivered within one week. Robust package, well protected parts, no parts broken, no scratches, everything in perfect state.Assembly:The assembly wasn't hard at all, it can be done by only one person but if possible I recommend to be done by two (in our case my wife). It requires a regular screwdriver and a philips screwdriver (both very simple tools that should be found in every one's toolbox). We assembled it in more or less 30 minutes doing every step slowly and with caution to prevent anything bad to happen. We receive per email also an video from Kirstein which we didn`t use because we already had already seen another video from youtube, that for us was good enough. There are no more than 12 quick and easy steps to put the whole thing together. Also they provide a clear manual that serves its purpose and is translated to many languages which in our case was very helpful.Look:The digital piano Casio Privia PX-770 WE as you proprably know comes with a wooden stand, a bench and a headset. The pair - white wooden stand and white bench form together an elegant decor and the one thing that I liked the most is the "Slide-type keyboard cover" which is this little white cover that slides over the key to keep them safe from hazards.Technical comments:I'm not a specialist nor a musician, for precise description of this product potential I suggest youtube or just visit Kirstein and try it.NO COMPLAINTS!VERY SATISFIED!

Amazing digital piano
23 November 2021Laetitia

originally posted on jbhifi.com.au

Perfect size for small space, very realistic sound, beautiful in my lounge room. I used to play an acoustic piano as a kid and this feels very similar, the keys have enough texture and weight and the sound is close enough to the real thing, even better as it never needs to be tuned.Great value, very happy with my new purchase.

Casio Privia PX-770 Digital Piano Black with Bench (PX770BK)
22 June 2022Taryn A

originally posted on australianpianowarehouse.com.au

Excellent piano for my son who is a beginner. But would suit an experienced pianist too. Aesthetically, it is compact and fits well into the room and with the decor. Light and easy to move. Beautiful tone and plenty of features including midi recording, use of two sets of headphones and built in metronome. Very happy with my purchase and even happier that it came with a bench, stand and pedals

Specification

Number of Keys88
Touch Sensitivity3 levels
Presets19 tones, Multi-dimensional Morphing AiR
Polyphony128 Notes
Number of Effects11

Price comparison

Updated about 2 hours ago
Please note: price history and price alerts are not available for some stores, including Amazon.com.au.
Piano City

$1,299.00

Casio Privia PX770 Digital Piano with Bench

Delivery between 7–15 Aug $180

Schmitt Music

$1,555.00

Casio Privia PX-770 Digital Piano White

Delivery $210.10

Price history

Price history

Please note: price history and price alerts are not available for some stores, including Amazon.com.au.

Reviews

25 September 2019

Delivery:The payment method I used was "überweisung" and I had no problems whatsoever with Kirstein Musikhaus (this was the first time I bought something from them). They are trustworthy in terms of online shopping.Once we bought and it was delivered within one week. Robust package, well protected parts, no parts broken, no scratches, everything in perfect state.Assembly:The assembly wasn't hard at all, it can be done by only one person but if possible I recommend to be done by two (in our case my wife). It requires a regular screwdriver and a philips screwdriver (both very simple tools that should be found in every one's toolbox). We assembled it in more or less 30 minutes doing every step slowly and with caution to prevent anything bad to happen. We receive ... MoreDelivery:The payment method I used was "überweisung" and I had no problems whatsoever with Kirstein Musikhaus (this was the first time I bought something from them). They are trustworthy in terms of online shopping.Once we bought and it was delivered within one week. Robust package, well protected parts, no parts broken, no scratches, everything in perfect state.Assembly:The assembly wasn't hard at all, it can be done by only one person but if possible I recommend to be done by two (in our case my wife). It requires a regular screwdriver and a philips screwdriver (both very simple tools that should be found in every one's toolbox). We assembled it in more or less 30 minutes doing every step slowly and with caution to prevent anything bad to happen. We receive per email also an video from Kirstein which we didn`t use because we already had already seen another video from youtube, that for us was good enough. There are no more than 12 quick and easy steps to put the whole thing together. Also they provide a clear manual that serves its purpose and is translated to many languages which in our case was very helpful.Look:The digital piano Casio Privia PX-770 WE as you proprably know comes with a wooden stand, a bench and a headset. The pair - white wooden stand and white bench form together an elegant decor and the one thing that I liked the most is the "Slide-type keyboard cover" which is this little white cover that slides over the key to keep them safe from hazards.Technical comments:I'm not a specialist nor a musician, for precise description of this product potential I suggest youtube or just visit Kirstein and try it.NO COMPLAINTS!VERY SATISFIED!

Raquel originally posted on Kirstein.de Musikhaus
Amazing digital piano
23 November 2021

Perfect size for small space, very realistic sound, beautiful in my lounge room. I used to play an acoustic piano as a kid and this feels very similar, the keys have enough texture and weight and the sound is close enough to the real thing, even better as it never needs to be tuned.Great value, very happy with my new purchase.

Laetitia originally posted on jbhifi.com.au
Casio Privia PX-770 Digital Piano Black with Bench (PX770BK)
22 June 2022

Excellent piano for my son who is a beginner. But would suit an experienced pianist too. Aesthetically, it is compact and fits well into the room and with the decor. Light and easy to move. Beautiful tone and plenty of features including midi recording, use of two sets of headphones and built in metronome. Very happy with my purchase and even happier that it came with a bench, stand and pedals

Taryn A originally posted on australianpianowarehouse.com.au
Descent piano with lots of features
14 April 2020

Purchased for the kids for piano practise. Nice slimline, but solid design. Easy to put together. Has great sound quality and key response. Lots of helpful functions like the split piano which has been great for lessons.Cons: - Full manuals had to be downloaded from Casio website.- No USB connection (Instead there's an odd shaped input, no adaptor cable was included in the box. Thus rendering the tablet connection invalid which id a shame).- The wrong size screw caps were included in the box

Anyada originally posted on jbhifi.com.au
Good if you don't want to buy a real piano, but not perfect.
9 February 2020

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.

Timothy originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
Great Digital Piano
2 April 2021

So many reviews are talking about buying this for their children, don't let that put you off if you're older. I'm an adult pianist who has moved into a small rental, so I didn't want to lug around my huge piano - this digital one works perfectly in that caseOf course you won't get the same acoustics as an upright or baby grand piano, but it's closer than I thought a digital piano could get. The keys feel far more authentic than standard keyboards since they're weighted and it feels comfortable to play faster pieces. Pedals simulate real pedals surprisingly wellAssembly is finnicky and feels flimsy at times, but overall really good

Julia X originally posted on jbhifi.com.au
Great digital piano!
26 September 2020

Beautiful unit, very classy build. The weighted keys, hammer action and damper resonance feels and sound like a real acoustic piano. Great price for such outstanding quality. Has many other features and available sounds. Just what I needed to achieve my piano aspirations during iso.

charmaineD originally posted on jbhifi.com.au
Love it! Apartment friendly!
18 January 2021

I love my PX-770. I bought it so that I could play in my apartment (something I haven’t been able to do for some time) and the sound in incredible. Obviously, there are sound differences and if you’re looking for a true piano sound, you won’t find it without an acoustic piano. However, the quality of the sound and the weight of the keys make it feel real enough. The piano has a nice professional look with the assembled legs and wood grain look. I love the simplicity of the design, and the slim structure. I bought the home essentials bundle from Kraft Music, which comes with a real piano bench and a pair of headphones. Definitely recommend if you’re looking for a mid-price range digital piano.

Stephanie Inscho originally posted on Google
Review of Casio Privia PX-770 Digital Piano White
16 January 2021

Great piano for the price. Key action is pretty good. Main grand piano voice is good, other pianos not bad. Not keen on any of the other voices, but it's the piano I wanted, so not too bothered by that.One of the pedals however doesn't work (left/ soft). I'm trying to contact Kenny's about this, but not getting any response from them at the moment.Update 04 FebKenny's responded well after I left this review and put me in touch with Casio. Turns out the pedal does work, but even the Casio technician who called me said the effect is almost imperceptible. He's going to report this back to Casio, but this doesn't really help me. Considering the cost of the piano though - it's not bad really. I've changed my review from three to four stars.

Reviewed by Kenny's Music customer originally posted on kennysmusic.co.uk
Review of Casio Privia PX-770BK Small Home Digital Piano in Black
26 May 2020

Great little digital piano at a very good price. Excellent sound quality. Keys a little stiff to begin with, but loosen up with regular usage. Able to assemble by myself (although instructions suggest having 2 people, and I can see how that might help). Very happy.

Reviewed by Andertons Music Co. customer originally posted on Andertons Music

Specification

Number of Keys88
Touch Sensitivity3 levels
Presets19 tones, Multi-dimensional Morphing AiR
Polyphony128 Notes
Number of Effects11

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