Casio CDP-S110 88-Key Compact Digital Piano

Suitability:Perfect for beginners and those who would want to practice pianoQuality:Good conditionAppearance:black case good keysSo happy with this buy. Easy to assemble. Sounds include 3 types of grand piano, 3 types of electric piano, harpsichord, strings and pipe organ and jazz organ. Has build in metronome, with damper pedal included and stand. Touch response is also good. Keys are weighted. Transposing is possible. Packed secured and nicely. So happy with this one!

Quality:The sound quality of the Casio CDP S110 is quite good, especially considering its price range. It features 10 built-in tones, including grand piano, electric piano, strings, and more. The piano tone is sampled from a high-quality acoustic piano, and it has a nice resonance and warmth to it. The other tones are also well-designed and can be used for a variety of music styles.Appearance:The CDP S110 is a very portable instrument, weighing only 23.1 pounds. It's also quite slim, so it can fit easily into small spaces. It's a great option for musicians who need to transport their instrument to gigs or rehearsals.Touch Response: The touch response of the CDP S110 is quite good for a digital piano in this price range. It features Casio's scaled hammer action ... MoreQuality:The sound quality of the Casio CDP S110 is quite good, especially considering its price range. It features 10 built-in tones, including grand piano, electric piano, strings, and more. The piano tone is sampled from a high-quality acoustic piano, and it has a nice resonance and warmth to it. The other tones are also well-designed and can be used for a variety of music styles.Appearance:The CDP S110 is a very portable instrument, weighing only 23.1 pounds. It's also quite slim, so it can fit easily into small spaces. It's a great option for musicians who need to transport their instrument to gigs or rehearsals.Touch Response: The touch response of the CDP S110 is quite good for a digital piano in this price range. It features Casio's scaled hammer action keyboard, which provides a realistic touch and feel that is similar to an acoustic piano. The keys are also weighted, which adds to the authentic playing experience.Features: The CDP S110 has a number of features that make it a great value for its price. It has a built-in metronome, transpose function, and layer and split modes, which allow you to play two different sounds at once or split the keyboard into two sections with different sounds. It also has a USB port, which allows you to connect it to a computer or other devices for MIDI connectivity.Overall, the Casio CDP S110 is a great digital piano for beginner and intermediate players. It has a good sound quality, realistic touch response, and a variety of features that make it a great value for its price.

A pleasure to play

In the past I bought a normal keyboard without weighted key. In my case those were wasted money (and wasted time). Finally I understood that it's the pleasure to play the gasoline for the engine to learn a musical instruments. Playing this keyboard is a pleasure, touching the keys, the feeling, is worthy the money. (I'm a beginner, just starting playing)

Great digital piano

This is the perfect starter digital piano for beginners and more experienced players. It comes with a dampener pedal and a backstand for music sheets. The fact that it also runs on batteries (6x AA) as well as on power is great, making this piano super portable. While the piano includes an AC power adaptor, it actually only uses 12V power (but there is no 12v plug included). The piano has 10 different sounds, including three for a regular piano, three for an electric piano and four other sounds (i.e. strings, harpsichord etc). It also has a built in metronome and other features. They keys are touch responsive, and the firmer you press the louder the sound is. They're also weighted like an actual piano. I love that a digital piano can be adjusted with volume if you ... MoreThis is the perfect starter digital piano for beginners and more experienced players. It comes with a dampener pedal and a backstand for music sheets. The fact that it also runs on batteries (6x AA) as well as on power is great, making this piano super portable. While the piano includes an AC power adaptor, it actually only uses 12V power (but there is no 12v plug included). The piano has 10 different sounds, including three for a regular piano, three for an electric piano and four other sounds (i.e. strings, harpsichord etc). It also has a built in metronome and other features. They keys are touch responsive, and the firmer you press the louder the sound is. They're also weighted like an actual piano. I love that a digital piano can be adjusted with volume if you want kids to practice playing quietly so as not to disturb others in the house. You can also use headphones if you want complete silence for others. I haven't tested out the USB function yet by hooking it up to a device or using an app for piano practice, but I'm sure that feature is also pretty great. Overall, I'm extremely happy with my purchase as postage from Better Music was fast and reliable. I also happened to buy this piano when Casio had a special cashback deal on, and was able to get $90 back within 2 days of making my purchase. Score!

Simply The Best

After having a previous Casio keyboard for almost 15 year it was time for an upgrade! Casio’s weighted keyboards are the closest thing to real keys that I’ve found at an affordable price, and I couldn’t be happier! Also the size of this keyboard is practically 3/4’s the size of my previous, so portability with be easier than ever. Lastly this even runs on batteries so no longer will I have to worry about playing at a venue with access to a power supply. Of course it works with MIDI so I can plug this into a computer or even iOS device, and access additional sounds past the built in 10. Overall so happy with my purchase!

nice for the price

Catch one on sale and you really can't complain. Nice touch, nice piano, passable electric piano, nice clean look. As compact and light as an 88 weighted key piano could be. Biggest disappointment: you can layer two tones, but you can't set the balance between the two tones' volume level. The preset balances are terrible. This has got to be about the only keyboard with a layer function but not a balance function. Even some Casio reps I spoke to about this were either surprised, uninformed, or mistaken.