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Casio PX-S3100: The Casio PX-S3100 is an upgraded version of the PX-S3000, with an improved resonance system, speakers, wireless connectivity, and fully weighted Smart Scaled Hammer Action. It's a portable piano that feels in sound and touch with the Privia quality. The PX-S3100 runs on batteries and AC power to fit any style of life and inspire you to play wherever you are.
Yamaha P-225: The P-225 is a compact, portable digital piano from the Yamaha P Series. Its lightweight and sleek design makes it perfect for players looking for a small digital piano with the quality and exceptional sound of the Yamaha CFX Grand Piano.
Korg B2SP: The Korg B2SP will attract beginner piano players looking for portable digital pianos that offer the experience of playing on a real piano. It also includes bundled software that makes the best of the various types of connectors in the B2SP to expand your sounds and range.
Roland FP-30X: Built on the FP-10 legacy, the Roland FP-30X is the middle ground between quality and cost-benefit. It’s a portable digital piano with onboard speakers and uses the SuperNATURAL piano Roland technology as its sound engine, plus a huge palette of sounds to explore different musical genres.
Kawai ES120: The Kawai ES120 is one of the most beloved entry-level digital pianos, and for the right reasons. It's ultra-portable and features responsive hammer compact keys, the breathtaking sound of the Shigeru Kawai grand piano, Bluetooth MIDI, and audio connectivity.
Casio PX-870: The Casio PX-870 is a world-renowned digital piano that provides the real piano experience in terms of feeling and sound. It comes in a contemporary style with a classic acoustic piano sound and has top-quality speakers that provide a fine, detailed presentation. Unless on sale, it costs slightly more than $1000, but it's still a bargain for what you'll get.