The Best Beginner Piano Keyboards in 2024 - Buy Wrong & You'll Regret

[@JeremySee]

📱 Best Piano Apps (Android/iOS) simplypiano.sjv.io/oer4jo bit.ly/2EUP0SJ Home Digital Pianos Korg LP-380U - geni.us/2Xob7rO Review kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpa3dHx3ial9i6s Yamaha YDP-S35 - geni.us/5X6R0B Casio PX-870 - geni.us/0vaB Roland F701 - geni.us/cZRNKo1 Hybrid Arranger Digital Piano Keyboard Roland FP-E50 - geni.us/qi1i9H Yamaha DGX-670 - geni.us/ENkZX5 Review kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6KVqGqhpNWUbK8 $1,000 Digital Pianos Kawai ES-120 - geni.us/a0gxyr Review kzbin.info/www/bejne/raO3Z5x9YsSCf7M Roland RD-08 - geni.us/x68gZo $1,000 Keyboards Roland Juno DS-88 - geni.us/E39LrDx Yamaha CK-61 - geni.us/UyxN Review kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIi4m6CpiN94m8k Yamaha PSR-SX600 - geni.us/o5LHQ7 Review kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWi9e4qnbrqnn8U $600+ Digital Pianos Roland FP-30X - geni.us/Co38Xkt Review kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5PdqIaYq7Jmbrc Yamaha P-255 - geni.us/og7HWQ $500+ Digital Pianos Roland FP-10 - geni.us/cd1sKzh Yamaha P-145 - geni.us/FCpSg9 Review kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZKzm3WAbb1rirs Casio PX-S1100 - geni.us/IlBbP Review kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpPPqZiIgqxoe5Y $400+ Keyboards Roland GO:Keys 5 - geni.us/Fvwsn84 Review kzbin.info/www/bejne/anrcfauOrrV_oLM Yamaha PSR-EW425 - geni.us/qGwm4o Review kzbin.info/www/bejne/nHXYn6melq6ihbM $400+ Digital Pianos Alesis Recital Grand (Prestige) - geni.us/TY2u Review kzbin.info/www/bejne/fnW6f5eDnLOLg5I $300+ Digital Pianos Alesis Recital Pro - geni.us/wrDnqy Review kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWa2cmOfi56ZiaM Donner DEP-20 - geni.us/p7fnE Review kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2XWaIekZquVp8k $300+ Keyboards Roland GO:Keys 3 - geni.us/06AvDBK Review kzbin.info/www/bejne/anrcfauOrrV_oLM Arturia Keylab Essential 88 MK3 - geni.us/Qqu2x9D Review kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWbReqWsermKhq8 Korg Liano - geni.us/4qDyuQ4 Review kzbin.info/www/bejne/bobciH5nmZWEeq8 $200+ Keyboards Casio CT-S1 - geni.us/PkvVaY Review kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4aqY4Oked5ja9k Casio CT-S400 - geni.us/uOX2O Review kzbin.info/www/bejne/faPHh2SdrNx6eKc Yamaha PSR-EW320 - geni.us/S5WPD Review kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zp-nkmSHf86er8k Yamaha EZ310 - geni.us/79aSp Review kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zp-nkmSHf86er8k Arturia Keylab Essential 61 MK3 - geni.us/uUCDoX Review kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWbReqWsermKhq8 $100+ Keyboards Yamaha PSR-E383 - geni.us/XQyDB Review kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zp-nkmSHf86er8k Nektar Impact GX61 - geni.us/aAZKE Recommended Accesories 📺 kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHSXZop8oqyHesk 🔊 Sustain Pedal geni.us/IAkZR 🎧 Headphones geni.us/OVSkp 🎹 Keyboard Stand geni.us/YAUt1A 🎶 Portable Stand geni.us/ekOeQ0 ✔ Keyboard Bench geni.us/V8TvI 🔊 Keyboard Amplifiers geni.us/VSvyg

[@ljgahol9739]

Aww man, I was expecting to see the Nux NPK 20 on this list....

[@1954farmall]

I’m an old professional keyboard player looking for something to give to my grandson’s 9th birthday. This is the best overview/comparison summary I’ve seen. Quick and right to the point. No superfluous chatter. Just useful information. Kudos!!! Excellent work.

[@ArgenisRivas]

Which one do you think is the best option for your 9-year-old?

[@potato9832]

@ArgenisRivas For kids, Casio. Almost always Casio. For serious kids: any name brand: Yamaha, Roland, Korg, Nord, Kawaii.

[@edwardwheeler197]

@@potato9832thank you for this

[@DimitriosCharalampidis]

00:00 Introduction 00:53 Quick Tip 02:09 $100+ 03:46 $200+ 06:45 $300+ 10:19 $400+ 12:00 $500+ 13:25 $600+ 14:40 $800+ 16:44 $1,000+ 17:47 Home Digital Pianos

[@Marklar3]

Synth action keyboards may be lighter by some metrics, but I think the most overlooked parameter is the LENGTH of the keys. Synth actions keyboards usually have shorter keys, and maybe more importantly, the hinge of the level is directly behind the visible portion of the key. Compare this to acoustic pianos where the lever point is usually at least several inches behind the visible key. Synths action keyboards take a lot more force to play near the back of the key because it's right next to the lever point. The factories seem to only measure the force it takes to play at the tips of the keys, but that's not how any good pianist plays. You need to be able to play well at the back of the key. Anyone who knows the simplest physics of levers can tell you why the pivot point being right next to the key will take more force to play than if that pivot point were moved backward, as it is in acoustic pianos (both upright and grand).

[@StefanGBucher]

Oh! This explains SO. MUCH! How did I never… this explains SO MUCH!!!

[@lonelyboy4033]

So can you tell me which beginner keyboard/piano should I buy?

[@nami_senpai]

So, what piano would you recommend to buy for a beginner?

[@SheetFiber]

so this is why I always mess up my tone when involving black key. how about the semi weighted one?

[@musicmanifested4558]

Still remember watching a similar video of yours a few years ago, and buying the Yamaha PSR-E463 as my first 61-key digital keyboard. One of the best videos you've made, and one of the best keyboards Yamaha has ever manufactured.

[@ThePianoJourneyMusic]

I own a Yamaha PSR SX700 and I have to say it's been absolutely great, I've used it for producing music, for band performances, home playing, the whole lot And I can fully agree with you that you don't need an expensive keyboard to learn music, even though something like the SX series will be far more superior, I've seen many non musician listeners not able to tell the difference Not that it should matter to the player, but one thing is for sure - good keyboards may not be getting cheap But cheap keyboards are getting good!

[@RabindraDahal-ie7sb]

Thanks for the update. I am middle aged man and after two weeks I am going to buy a Yamaha DGX 670. I am going to learn to play digital piano soon.

[@RabindraDahal-ie7sb]

Would you please let me know some free piano apps or similar websites to learn the digital piano that are useful for the beginners? And I am also going to buy Senneihser HD 660 S 2 Open Back Headphone, in my opinion this headphone would be great to learn the digital piano. Please advise.

[@rproctor83]

​@@RabindraDahal-ie7sb KZbin is pretty much all you need, just search beginner piano lessons, your set.

[@Dekroo_]

@@RabindraDahal-ie7sb Description ;)

[@lisfos7428]

Thanks for the list! I'm a beginner. At first, I was planning to buy the Casio CDP-S110 or the Yamaha P225 (max), but the store clerk recommended the Kawai ES-120, which had a huge discount because it was the last one in stock. I was able to buy the Kawai ES-120 for $710(Brand New)-an insane deal!

[@LoneTiger]

I own the DGX-670, it has been a joy to practice and learn piano using it, I said it before, the DGX-670 is the piano version of a Victorinox pocket multi-tool, it has everything you need to get the job done. Best if you get the 3-pedal attachment.

[@lunatherese]

I’ve been playing for a long time and am very lucky to have multiple pianos at the music school I work at, so I’m able to practice multiple times daily in short windows, but have been looking to get a piano for my time at home and days off, and am very excited to watch your full reviews!!

[@stangadoboaradreaptaomoara9567]

What timing! I just again searched for my fav guy that talks about beginner pianos and here comes the shiny new video. Thanks a lot, Jeremy! Much love.

[@johnchastain7890]

Great info in this video, especially the survey of different price ranges! I just ordered a Roland GO:3, which has far more sounds and features than I'll ever need, for adding background to KZbin videos. Thanx for the reviews!

[@ferappel1446]

Thanks Jeremy! I'm looking for my first keyboard and this video is just what I needed. Greetings from Argentina!!

[@jtc1947]

I definitely NEED o watch more of Your REVIEW VIDS!!!

[@viralbuthow000]

Finding a good beginner piano can be tough. You want one that's inexpensive, but you want sound quality, decent action and durability -- an instrument that will last a good 3-5 years depending on practice regimen. The used market can be the way to go if pricey shipping charges aren't applicable.

[@lynalyna.2326]

I want to play the piano , not other sounds , just like grand piano, but i want something that has 88 keys

[@BlessYourHeart254]

Casio has some excellent models-they’ve come a long way from the 80s and won’t break the bank.

[@BreadButter09]

Thank you for helping me.I chose Yamaha ESR 383 ..its been great 😊

[@perpetualprosperity2963]

Best beginner to intermediate keyboard

[@jonathanhockey9943]

I hear people always say get a piano for playing classical piano music, however, one has to bear in mind, composers like Haydn, Mozart, wrote pieces for fortepiano, which is not like the modern piano sound, in fact I would think their style of piano pieces would work well with a keyboard style of playing. And if one goes back earlier, Bach and the like, we are talking harpsichord and also keyboard, that is genuinely composed to be played on a keyboard not a piano. It is perhaps really just for one or two generations of classical that Modern pianos are specifically designed, perhaps the likes of Chopin, Debussy. Even Schubert, Beethoven worked with fortepiano originally, though I think it can be argued in their case for sure that they sound best on a modern piano.

[@apislapis]

An amazing selection of keys Jeremy, many thanks. I would just say if you're choosing between a keyboard that has 650 sounds and one with 800 don't be fooled into thinking the more sounds the better the keyboard. Sometimes you can spend far too long auditioning sounds (being 'spoilt for choice') at the expense of playing / practising. For most people there will be more than enough 'killer' sounds among the lesser 650 sounds to keep them satisfied. Perhaps prioritise the number of keys, the key action or the number or quality of accompaniments, drum patterns, audio / MIDI connectivity instead? Happy playing.

[@ChrisFreshy27]

For someone who is a complete beginner but also wants the full experience and range how many keys should I have on my first keyboard? How important is it?

[@thelastone7864]

88keys and above

[@stopthink7202]

Thank you for this review. It was very helpful for purchase info and the links for online tutorials.

[@trian_cuy]

11:01 the tight comparison need to be detailed between the GoKeys 5 vs PSR EW425

[@accentontheoff]

Thanks for this. So you think it's okay to start one's piano journey on a digital piano?

[@novemberthewriter]

I started over 20 years ago on a 61-note synth with unweighted keys as a child and graduated to a weighted keyboard + acoustic upright when my parents saw I was serious about learning. If you're on a tight budget, I say try to find something that has weighted or semi-weighted keys right off the bat even if it doesn't have 88 keys because it will be easier to transition to a fancier digital piano / regular piano later. (I remember having to go back and forth between a real piano for lessons and my unweighted keyboard at home was tough.)If budget constraints aren't an issue for you, the world is your oyster, there are so many high-end digital pianos nowadays that are perfect to learn on

[@BlessYourHeart254]

Jeremy’s videos are the best! I bought and still love a Casio CT-S1 which probably has more features than I will ever use, plus its piano sounds are lovely. Best bang for my buck at the time and still happy with it 😊

[@libervolucion]

Thank you, this has been very helpful. Keep it up.

[@Gk2003m]

If the objective is to learn to play piano and do so “on the cheap”, it is absolutely doable. Find a used digital 88 key weighted piano, or one of the new inexpensive weighted ones with the three-pedal configuration. Remember, for just a couple hundred bucks this need not be a lifetime investment. It only needs to last long enough to determine whether you have enough interest to get a better (acoustic?) piano!

[@alexandros-markovits]

Cant wait for the delivery of my es120 Kawai! Seeing this video now makes me feel more assured for choosing it, at an incredible price also! First piano to learn! :D lets see how it goes haha

[@ShellyAnderson0624]

Excellent video and I agree with your choices. You're saving your viewers a lot of time, money, and aggravation by narrowing down the best keyboard for each money category. I'm always curious which keyboards your will pick for each year and you seem to always nail it. 😊

[@astralmade]

Purely informational video, great stuff.

[@fishingrodgaming7140]

Should i buy Casio cts410 for my first keyboard ?

[@kavinadarsh]

Ig cts-1 works

[@magnimike4632]

The yamaha psrsx600 is such an amazing keyboard im saving up to buy one

[@dipakahir86]

Hey @JeremySee which song you played @0:12 ? It's so soulful.

[@kanarxn]

gymnopedie

[@jleocarmo]

What about the Casio CDP-S360? I have one and personally I think it is an astonishing value-for-money digital piano, for all that it offers.

[@caleidoscopioliterario9851]

Congratulations!Nice and useful video!

[@icemanz09-09]

Honestly I want to get a solid keyboard, because my acoustic piano is falling apart, and I don't want to damage it anymore than what I've already have. Sadly I have no money for a keyboard.

[@madasiro]

Hi Jeremy, Would love if you made a review of the new YAMAHA EZ-310 vs the old one. 🙏🏼👍🏼 Keep up the great content.

[@perpetualprosperity2963]

Thank you for the video 🙏🙏. $200 to $300 keyboard is actually great option for a serious beginner & spending more than that needs much of revaluation. Better perfect the basics & fundamentals in this range then move on to $400 to $600 range

[@mizuhashitsunoka]

I am just an absolute beginner who wants to learn to play piano to arrange some of the pieces like Debussy's Reverie in a tempo that I actually wanna hear 🥲 All these explanations were prolly wonderful but they went over my head. I am not sure if it's the right video for someone like me either. I like old classical music but i also wanna give a shot to playing game music like Kingdom Hearts and Final Fantasy. What would be the right keyboard to buy for an absolute beginner who only has time to learn by themselves at home through online videos?

[@georgelewisray]

Very Well Done !

[@robertgarland9342]

Thanks for this Video Jeremy. After watching several of your videos over the passed year or so I eventually settled on buying the Yamaha EW-425. It's perfect for what I want to do and now I just wish I had more time to enjoy it. Maybe if I can get my fingers moving again and really get going with the keyboard I may in a couple years time splash out on something bigger like the Genos but for now I'm very happy with the EW-425.

[@JeremySee]

Great choice!

[@Matt369oi]

I'm so confused on what to buy. I want to focus on classical piano music and then eventually work my way into music producing classical, electronic, jazz, and a variety of others. Not sure if I should get a MIDI piano, or buy a traditional piano and buy a separate MIDI piano? Budget is around 400 for each

[@salvager66]

E373

[@salvager66]

Yamaha

[@saranm9143]

Is psr e473 a bad choice in 2024?

[@anishsingla8484]

It's is the 61 key version of ew425. But I think it's better deal than e383

[@shaylennaidoo3397]

Thanks for the review, does a beginner need 88 keys?

[@kolekristian]

I'm starting for the first time, and you mentioned the Yamaha PSR-E383 in your video. However, this model is not available in my country. Would it be reasonable to get the Yamaha PSR-E373 instead? I watched your older videos about it, and it seemed both high-quality and budget-friendly.

[@sylvievideostockpile2155]

this guide was invaluable. thanks.

[@zionicarti2775]

Which one would you chose between the go keys 5 and the Yamaha 425

[@JeremySee]

Lookout for an upcoming video!

[@zionicarti2775]

@@JeremySee also a friend is interested in buying a keyboard. He wants to know which would be better Yamaha mx 61 or Yamaha ck 61

[@bobsean3466]

Thanks Jeremy See for this informative video, I have just one question I am thinking of buying a Yamaha PSR E473 for our church services, please what is your thoughts and advice for me thanks

[@fahriezayn4636]

i just bought yamaha PSR 373 IDR 4.050.000. i like yamaha

[@Dj_Akey]

Thanks Jeremy, I'm still so happy with my pxs (3100), just mention that the pxs1100 has stereo output too. I like the harmonics in piano sounds, even when they fade out or when you combine chords by holding the pedal, great aix chipset❤👍greetings from Germany

[@JeremySee]

Thanks for sharing!

[@CotoMadrid]

Great..but a bit overwhelming 😅..I wonder what u recommend for a no frills 88 key weighted keyboard with good speakers or option to connect to Bluetooth speaker...just one that sounds like a piano...I've a nugget of 450 dollars..🎉

[@jpocasla146]

Hi Jeremy. Im from the Philippines and new here. Are you familiar with Global brand? It was recommended to me for being a newbie. I also saw, Alesis Recital Pro and Prestige Artist on you recommendations. Thank you so much

[@amusic9825]

Global is a pile of trash. Don't buy or you will be discouraged learning the piano.

[@jpocasla146]

@@amusic9825 thank you for saving me

[@Halizmas-keyboardnovice]

I like to watch your review videos though i have already settled with dgx670

[@JeremySee]

Great choice!

[@dumdidumdumdum6485]

​@@JeremySeeAlso the DGX 670 is about 200EUR cheaper than the DS 88, the DS 88 seems to be the unmatched keyboard under 1000EUR. Can you loop with the DGX 670 like the DS can?

[@MrDarktunes]

I really love my casiotone CTS1 great instrument for the price.

[@mynameiswoody4529]

Sorry I'm new to the keyboard, is it normal that for cts1 if you press the keys light enough, it will not make any sound even if you went deep? Despite having high volume

[@carlopedersoli4890]

Thanks for all now i have a Yamaha psr 373 i have 26 years old and I want to learn to play the piano

[@carlopedersoli4890]

what do you think the simply piano application is good for me, I'm from Romania and I would like to learn to play the piano as far as I know some English?

[@thamaraipoo-rj3eo]

I was looking for this kind of information thanks for sharing ❤🎉

[@HubertEtAlice]

Hi Jeremy, great comparison, thanks. How would you compare the Yamaha PSR E383 and the Roland Go keys 3 as far as keybed quality, speakers quality and styles are concerned? Honestly, I am strongly tempted by the Go keys because of its chord sequencer, a fetafeature that, as a songwriter, I have benn waiting for during years on a budget, portable keyboard,.

[@richarpadilla1891]

Great video as always Jeremy !💯

[@renanvilanova2591]

Casio PX-870 or Korg LP 380u? Which one should I choose

[@flowgoi1741]

How come there's no full review video for the FP-10? Would've loved to see that one.

[@pauldang4002]

What should I buy between a roland a88 and roland FP30 ? they are both used but still in a really good conditions. Both for 300€

[@alambrito2364]

i have an oldie casio and i’ve played piano since 2017, i want a new digital piano with a great sound and 88 keys, wich digital piano do you recommend?

[@nickwebb9290]

Really appreciate your videos Jeremy. Needing a keyboard to use in our band I did much googling and KZbin checking but it was your video on the Casio CT-S1 that convinced me it was the right keyboard for my needs and budget at the time. I’ve been really pleased with it with two band members being so impressed they’re buying one for their own requirements. As having keys in the band has proved to be successful I’m in the process of purchasing the Yamaha CK61, again another of your top scorers. Thanks for your invaluable videos 🙏

[@JeremySee]

Happy to be of service buddy.

[@mynameiswoody4529]

Sorry I'm new to the keyboard, is it normal that for cts1 if you press the keys light enough, it will not make any sound even if you went deep? Despite having high volume

[@raizalrahim]

I'm waiting for the just released Casio CT-S1 76 keys to come to Singapore.

[@kayb-qq8qc]

Can yamaha e383 be a midi keyboard? Im having a second thought of buying nektar gx61. Its a cheap and good MIDI keyboard but i think yamaha e383 is better. Please help me decide whats a good midi.

[@JeremySee]

Yes. E383 can be used as a MIDI keyboard

[@BH-hd9xv]

What’s the difference between Yamaha ez310 vs Yamaha ez 300? Thanks!!!

[@missaelrey9520]

VERY USEFUL REVIEW MAN ... THANKS 👍

[@JackJack-uq9qt]

wow Mr Jeremy,how many keyboards you have and how much you spent on them in total?

[@Trometro]

In your opinion if you had to choose between vault avanti and juarez jrk 881 which one will you choose please let me know Sir

[@MenelionFR]

Thanks for the video! There are no Kurzweil digital pianos for $1000 now?

[@TuhinTulsyan]

What is your advice about i500?

[@joelmathew2661]

It's good if you are unto Indien music but if you dont use indian voies use e473

[@jjacob25101]

I don't have time to watch this whole video right now, but the CT-S1 is one of the best affordable keyboard for learning if you don't need a fully weighted 88 note keyboard. Best all around new keyboard is the Go:Keys 5 for price, sound and features. *I finally watched that while video and as usual, this was well scripted, performed, explained filmed, edited and produced. There's so many great keyboards for all the categories and price points to satisfy the various needs, wants a d preferences. I have my favorites, some I already have, and many I would like, but pared it down to the Go:Keys 5, CK61 and the RD-08/88. The Go:Keys 5 pretty much replicates most of the FP-E50 features, so when I want 88 note weighted keys, I can opt for the RD Stage pianoe the FP-60/90X are alternatives without the oitchbrn wheels but have great amplification.. The Arturia MiDi controllers are unmatched for the price, quality, features and especially the value with the highest amount of bundles software packages. But there are several great digital stage pianos like those from Casio, Yamaha and Kawaii also. Again, the winner is all of us with so many choices, for us dependent on production and location availability and budget resources. But even lower price entry level keyboards like the CT-S1 can bring much simplicity, enjoyment, satisfaction, functionality, portability and flexibility in application that even professional players can just take it anywhere or play in their home without firing up their expensive keyboard rigs and other sound gear. Even the PSS-A50 albeit with Minikeys has the price, portability and fun factor, especially traveling and on the go with a laptop computer and DAW and other software.

[@EBTheOriginalMaster]

Casio just announced a 76-key version of the CT-S1 keyboard

[@JeremySee]

Casio missed the opportunity to put in a pair of stereo ¼" outputs in the 76 🥹

[@lucky2516]

Thank you for this great review! After searching for a simple 88 keys piano with a great piano sound I ended up ordering the old but good Roland GO piano because after hearing it everything else sounds like a toy to me but that's just my layman's opinion 😅

[@iReiker]

Yamaha NP-12 vs PSR-E373 vs Casio CT-X800 which one is better for a beginner?

[@matthewgaines10]

Opinions vary. It depends. Are you taking lessons or self learning? What is your end goal? Learning to play for yourself? Learning to perform in front of others? Learning because you want to be accomplished in piano or do you want to get into synths? Nobody can tell you what is best for you. If there was one keyboard that is better than all others in absolute terms, everyone would be using it. You are a part of the “what’s best” equation and nobody can tell what’s best *for you* without more information about *you*. If you don’t know enough to tell the difference between A and B, the differences are insignificant to you if you choose A or B. In this case, it is better to start than to waste your time worrying about hardware. Without vital information about you, the best anyone could tell you is watch the reviews and pick the one you like the most. Don’t be paralyzed by analysis. Most people haven’t had experience with other people’s random list of keyboards to down select from.

[@BehrangAjam]

I love your content. Very useful! Can you please share if GO:KEYS 3/5 has controllable rotary effects for organs comparable to PSR E437/EW425? The controls for organs on PSR E437 make the organs sound pretty amazing. Can't find any demo for the GO:KEYS organ sounds anywhere. Much appreciated.

[@ЛюбовСагат]

Thank you very much for interesting and helpful information

[@abc456f]

What do you think about Studiologic keyboards? Studio 88 grand and Numa X piano gt?

[@jello-tarzan]

Good job, thanks!

[@natasad8821]

Hey @JeremySee which song you played @0:41

[@Mewmewmeemee]

Merry Go Round of Life (but in a different key)

[@toxicrbis9206]

I’m a beginner , to learn piano sounds but not stretching my budget too much I Bought e383 from offline store in India over Casio ct-s1 from online just 3 days ago after viewing your e383 video, did I make a good choice?🙁

[@JeremySee]

Great choice!

[@rohitptnk03]

Same, I am choosing between them. The cts1 keys look nicer compared to yamaha's organ style keys. Otherwise yamaha e383 seems to be the best choice. I don't really know if casio keys are better tho.

[@toxicrbis9206]

@@rohitptnk03Casio keys and piano tones are better, also its price is currently lower than Yamaha at Amazon , but it has some layering issues and if you’re into playing other tones besides piano Yamaha is the better choice, but it’s not available everywhere in India for testing before buying.

[@ICRA95]

Oh, i was about to buy the Casio CTX 700. It is not worthy anymore?

[@JeremySee]

The E383 for not much more is my choice.

[@rohitptnk03]

It doesn't have an inbuilt sustain feature if you are into those things.

[@andresfontanez3016]

Where would my 76-key Yamaha DGX-230 place on this list? I bought it used for $160. What is a affordable upgrade if i buy used again?....

[@valeriasaviano321]

I’m pretty surprised that Korg EK-50 (or one of her sisters) is not on this list. I’ve heard it’s better than Yamaha PSR-E373/383 for a similar price. I’m looking for my very first keyboard, I have to learn from the basis, but I’d like to buy an instrument I’ll be able to use for a couple years and not one that I’ll need to change as soon as I’ll be a little more experienced. Since I’m interested in arranging music and writing songs, I’m oriented towards arranger keyboards and I’m pretty impressed by the Roland Go:Keys 3 (and the Korg I mentioned before), but I’m afraid it wouldn’t be a good choice because of the lack of autonomous keys for live effects (many functions and sounds are buried in the menus), so it could probably be not that usable as an arranger to perform live music. Any suggestion?

[@alinaftali]

You can't get all of feature in one keyboard at the price range. Up your budget and by SX600.

[@icecream5125]

I’m new so what’s the difference between hammer light and weighted is it just the keys and what makes them different

[@maiavilela]

@JeremySee thanks for your videos, my daughter (7 years old) is a harpsichord beginner, and I'm looking to buy her first keyboard. I'm thinking about the Casio CT-S1, but I have some used ones in budget. Casio CT-S300 (100€), Casio CT-X700 (90€) and Yamaha PSR E353 (60€): Should I stick with the CT-S1 or consider one of the used models? Thank you very much for all the help.

[@sppoch]

Is the Roland Go 88P recommended? Just found it for 300 dollars with prime day disccount

[@taylorshareen2690]

should I buy Arturia mk3 essential 88 keys or Yamaha psr ew 425 ? for learning piano and be creative. Can Arturia mk3 essential use midi app from smartphone because I don't use much laptop or PC. which is the best choice ? Does Arturia mk3 essential keys action good for learning piano?

[@ferdiansyahramadhan2534]

is casio cdp s100 still good?

[@johnburt1547]

I'm no expert like Jeremy is, but I bought a used CDP-100 for US$200 over 1.5 years ago. I've been using it steadily for learning/practice and I have no complaints for the money. The sound is great with headphones but built in speakers are maybe just OK. I sometimes use studio monitors connected to headphone jack but it needs some equalization. I think the weighted keys are realistic and it has been reliable with no problems at all.

[@ferdiansyahramadhan2534]

@@johnburt1547 hello are u sure about your type? I think its different? your CDP-100 is predecessor of CDP-S100, but if the oldest one looks fine itd probably good as well what I asked about.

[@_BJMICansaga]

Hello jeremy Brand NUX npk 20 is digital piano or piano & keyboard ? How sound npk 20 is better or bad ?

[@hardiksawalkar]

I have 76 keys keyboard (Casio) the only reason I want a new 88 keys piano is to do glissando, my keyboard has plastic keys and glissando is somewhat difficult for me to do should I get new 88 keys piano or continue on 76 keys? And someone please help me if glissando can be played on keyboard smoothly 🙏🏻

[@rohitptnk03]

I have a small question: Are the casio full piano style keys better than the yamaha organ type keys? This is my only concern regarding the yamaha e383. Thank you.

[@HonorV2ultimate1tb]

Dear Jeremy...are you a local bsed music teacher in Singapore?.. I would like to learn about synthesizers and how to use them.

[@taylorshareen2690]

Which key action is better ? Arturia mk3 essential 88 keys vs Yamaha Psr ew 425 ?

[@frogalissa2102]

hello, can you tell me why u didn't include yamaha np35. I'm choosing between Korg Liano and Yamaha Piaggero-np35. Which would u recommend?

[@frogalissa2102]

I'm a beginner

[@cyberlaurent2101]

10:43 Yamaha is joking ! ”Cordon bleu” it is a french cooking recipe ! 😂

[@josesada2146]

About the Medeli AKX10

[@naukadladzieci]

The Roland FP 10 has 36 sounds? The spec says 15.

[@JeremySee]

The rest of the sounds via the app.

[@HarvinderSingh-yy8th]

Deep dive into keyboards.

[@bmj2829]

Is it true that there is a Chinese version (letters) of the E383? That’s what’s available online in Philippines but I’m contemplating with its authenticity.

[@ayrtoninchejanampa6874]

Hay versiones para China, originalmente fabricados por Yamaha, por ejemplo el Yamaha P48 que tiene la serigrafia en chino en el piano y algunos cambios con referencia al P45. Sin embargo si te refieres a versiones pirata como una imitación china, eso ya no proviene de Yamaha

[@doordedeur]

If you are a starter: buy a second hand keyboard. That way you don't loose too much money when you loose interest. The classic Yamaha PSR-225 is still modernous enough and won't cost you much money,