Best Digital Pianos
Top digital pianos ranked by transparent trust scores.
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9.4
Excellent
Yamaha CLP-785
Ranked #1 based on expert reviews, user sentiment, and value analysis.
#1
9.4
Excellent
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Ranked #1 based on expert reviews, user sentiment, and value analysis.
Pros
- Wooden keys with authentic grand piano escapement feel
- Dual world-class concert grand piano samples
- Powerful 4-speaker sound system with 300W amplification
Cons
- Very heavy at over 150 lbs
- Premium price point for home use
Don't buy this if…
- Requires professional delivery and setup due to weight and size, and the bench is typically sold separately.
#2
9.2
Excellent
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Ranked #2 based on expert reviews, user sentiment, and value analysis.
Pros
- PHA-50 hybrid wood/plastic keys are durable and expressive
- Modeling engine responds dynamically to touch variations
- Elegant furniture-style cabinet fits living room decor
Cons
- Heavier than slab-style digitals at 120 lbs
- Bluetooth audio streaming adds slight latency
Don't buy this if…
- The headphone spatial sound feature works best with Roland-recommended headphones and may sound odd with bass-heavy consumer headphones.
#3
9.0
Excellent
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Ranked #3 based on expert reviews, user sentiment, and value analysis.
Pros
- Triple-sensor key detection captures subtle playing nuances
- Built-in lesson function with classical etudes
- Compact cabinet design for smaller rooms
Cons
- Only 40W speaker system is modest for the price
- Limited connectivity compared to competitors
Don't buy this if…
- The integrated Bluetooth MIDI can experience occasional dropouts during sustained pedal passages when connected to tablet apps.
#4
8.7
Excellent
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Ranked #4 based on expert reviews, user sentiment, and value analysis.
Pros
- Ultra-slim design at under 10 inches depth
- Wooden hybrid keys with realistic texture
- Elegant designer aesthetic with three color options
Cons
- Stand and pedal unit sold separately
- Fewer built-in sounds than competitors
Don't buy this if…
- The dedicated stand CS-90P and triple-pedal unit SP-34 are essential for proper playing height but add $400-500 to the total cost.
#5
8.5
Excellent
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Ranked #5 based on expert reviews, user sentiment, and value analysis.
Pros
- Dual sound engines enable complex layered performances
- Expandable sound library with free downloads
- Seamless program transitions for live performance
Cons
- No built-in speakers requires external amplification
- Red-only chassis may not suit all stage aesthetics
Don't buy this if…
- This is a stage piano without built-in speakers, so you will need a keyboard amplifier, PA system, or studio monitors to hear it.
#6
8.3
Good
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Ranked #6 based on expert reviews, user sentiment, and value analysis.
Pros
- Premium GrandTouch-S action in a portable form factor
- World-class CFX and Bosendorfer samples
- Lightweight at 33 lbs for gigging pianists
Cons
- Stand and pedal unit not included
- Small onboard speakers suit practice only
Don't buy this if…
- The included sustain pedal is a simple on/off switch; upgrade to the FC3A half-pedal-capable unit for realistic sustain control.
#7
8.1
Good
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Ranked #7 based on expert reviews, user sentiment, and value analysis.
Pros
- Hybrid wood keys in a portable instrument
- Powerful 60W quad-speaker system
- Bluetooth MIDI and audio streaming built-in
Cons
- Heavy for a portable at 52 lbs
- Premium price for a slab-style piano
Don't buy this if…
- At 52 lbs without the stand, this is at the upper limit of portability and requires a sturdy double-X or column stand rated for the weight.
#8
7.9
Good
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Ranked #8 based on expert reviews, user sentiment, and value analysis.
Pros
- Three distinct concert grand piano voicings
- Powerful 80W speaker system fills a room
- Attractive slim cabinet with real wood side panels
Cons
- Key action slightly lighter than top competitors
- Limited number of non-piano voices
Don't buy this if…
- The Bluetooth audio streaming adds roughly 200ms of latency making it unsuitable for playing along with streamed backing tracks in real time.
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