KAWAI ES110 VS YAMAHA P-125 - Weighted Keyboard Comparison

Kawai and Yamaha both manufacture world class acoustic pianos and utilize this knowledge and acumen in their digital products. Pianists looking for an affordable and portable weighted keyboard should look closely at the Kawai ES110 and the Yamaha P-125. Both of these keyboards are stellar options and exemplify the experience that both Kawai and Yamaha have. Check out the comparison between these two great keyboards and see which one is right for you.
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[@karlopoop]

This review made me decide to buy the Kawai ES110 and I've watched several hundreds of piano reviews already!! I am a beginner and can't waitT!!

[@obito6262]

How is it?

[@Taichientaoyin]

Me too Here but I want to try Roland f30x.

[@gustavopaulette3496]

Answer clown

[@leowong9620]

Thank you. Recommending these over acoustic pianos by a professional really bolstered my faith with an E piano. All I get from other's opinions are jeers and look downs. Thank you for your honest, no-fuss reviews. It means a lot to a complete beginner.

[@pianowhizz]

The ES110 does not let you play audio over Bluetooth - it only has MIDI (input and output) over Bluetooth.

[@Justin_collier]

Great demos! I just feel it was an in mono though also when you played at first on the p125 sounded like you were playing cheers lol

[@henrikpettersson2886]

Ah, Cheers and Hill street blues. Nice series both of them.

[@markwillis2980]

Maybe the camera mic wasn't good, but both of these keyboards sound good in person.

[@zwch_]

I’m really torn between the two... I’ll just be doing home practice, the more voices and the cheaper the better so I’m leaning towards the Yamaha. Not sure about sound quality and other things, any opinions?

[@mohammedrokaya1625]

kawai has a better sound in my opinion

[@atkinlee2492]

Kawai much better amplifier built inside,it gives lower distortion, higher dynamic range and wide frequency responses : ))

[@grantheron4595]

Why didn't you show us all of the sounds on the Kawai

[@EvonVincent]

Which do you prefer?

[@philgray1023]

I could listen to your playing for a lot longer than this video

[@obito6262]

Do you guys think the yamaha Np 32 is a good selection?

[@jealun5668]

It actually sucks tbh I got one and their is they buzzing sound when the key is played hard ..I returned it and that is a manufacturer defect that can't be fix

[@ashash2935]

Which do you think is better for classical music playing for a beginner/intermediate player ?

[@kenamamanglon4248]

I personally love my ES 110 Its because Kawai's sound and tones are much more distinctive than the Yamaha's sounds the Yamaha P-125 notes are just Eh. I have used both but I prefer the ES 110 Sound quality and Keys.

[@Razzer0693]

i agree with kim, i own the es110 ffor over 6 months now and im absolutely loving it. can never get tired of the default piano sound, the highs are just magical and if you increase the damper resonance, my god it sounds just heavenly ! there are a few videos on my channel of the es110, feel free to check them out and ask me about any queries if you have :)

[@ashash2935]

Shriom Manerker thank you i bought the es110 a month ago and i love it!

[@Razzer0693]

@@ashash2935 try setting damper resonance to max and listen via headphones on the default piano sound. It's just magical

[@penetratecolumba6591]

Please I want Yamaha p125 second hand

[@deepakdaniel1846]

Which one is good according to you ??? As I am planning to buy one of these .... please help me ...

[@jacobmorgenstein6788]

Ferrari or Lamborghini ?

[@deepakdaniel1846]

@@jacobmorgenstein6788 In this video you review farrari or Lamborghini ????? You give me brainless reply....... thank you.......

[@ganarachelruth]

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[@henrikpettersson2886]

Ive heared so much good stuff about the Kawai es 110 but when I listen to youtube reviews I always percieve the treble as sharp and almost painful. The Yamaha however sounds more easy to my ears. Maybe its just in the KZbin video and not in real life but. Hmmm males me think that the Yamaha is the best choice.

[@manictiger]

The sensitivity can be changed. He seems to be maxing out the velocities pretty hard.

[@henrikpettersson2886]

@@manictiger I watched more videos of the es 110 now. I agree. There seems to be a lot of ways to make the es110 sound less bright. I found 2 videos where is sounds really good so its much less of a concern now. Its so tricky to judge sounds on youtube I think.

[@manictiger]

@@henrikpettersson2886 I have one and I think it doesn't sound bright enough. I haven't hooked it up to studio monitors or line-in yet, though. But the speakers themselves point down, and as such, don't sound as neutral as one might want.

[@henrikpettersson2886]

@@manictiger Yes, Ive noticed several reviewers describing the Kawai as less bright then the Yamaha. Ive swotched to the Kawai now and probably going for that one. I tend to do to much research before buying stuff. :)

[@manictiger]

@@henrikpettersson2886 I think the Yamaha sounds way too digital from the vids I saw. It sounds like a relic of the 2000s.

[@darz3829]

I bought a Kawai ES100 7 years ago and the buttons have stopped working. No sounds and functions. They are just cheaply made and it would cost around $300 to repair it.

[@dendragardiner8702]

Omg stop asking which one the kawai is way better.