CasioPrivia PX-770 – 88-Key Weighted Console Digital Piano | Tri-Sensor II Scaled Hammer Action Keys | AiR Sound Source, 19 Tones, Concert Play, 16W Stereo Speakers, USB-MIDI | Elegant White Cabinet

I bought this for my older daughter and she really likes it.

The media could not be loaded.  Great piano for beginners and advanced pianists. The lid is great for keeping dust off the keys, and makes it look less like a keyboard and more like a real piano. The textured keys are great for playing long durations of time. 10/10

Our two kids are learning to play on this piano. It’s modern looking and sounds great. Doesn’t look or feel like a giant heavy piano but still does everything a big heavy piano does. We’ve had it for over a year and no issues.

At our church, the piano player got very sick. We had no one else. So my wife who plays sax and clarinet started to train herself to play chords. We had a little keyboard which did not work very well for this purpose. Then we found this, and this Casio piano sounds great. Even has all 3 pedals. We have had this about a year now, and people think she has been playing the piano for years. Praise God for her talent and for giving us this wonderful instrument for her to practice with.

As a beginner, I bought this and it was ok for the first year. Soon I found it not good enough.Prosweighted keyboard is good for practicespeaker sound quality is okConskeyboard noise is loud so that I'm not able to directly record my playingsound quality is very bad when connected to a headsetonly support record midi file and can't save as wav/mp3

This would be a good, beginner piano.This was my first time buying a digital piano, so I did not know what to expect, but I wasn't too disappointed! Keep in mind that I've played on 6-foot grands my whole life, so this is definitely not up to par with that, but I didn't expect it to be, either.The keys are weighted down well, but the overall balance of the key tones is a little off. The middle section comes out quieter than even the higher section.The instructions are a bit confusing at first, but once you do it the first time, it's not too difficult to do it a second time.The music stand is very flimsy, so I would recommend getting a different one (like a stand-alone music stand), or only use sheet music. =)Overall, I'm pleased with this!The quality matches the price!

I've been itching to get back into piano, especially now during quarantine, after moving out of state away from my parent's Steinway. I've played friend's keyboards in the past, but was always turned away from buying one due to the cheap plastic-y feel of the keys and some of the noises made when the key lifted after played the note. Not the quality sound I wanted. So after research I stumbled upon this Casio and read lots and lots of reviews/watched many YouTube reviews of similar models. I finally decided to pull the trigger about three days ago.I already set the digital piano up. Took me about 45 minutes. I had the help of my boyfriend to slide the actual keyboard into the stand...it's quite heavy and I didn't want to drop it. It's GORGEOUS and there's no cheap plastic feeling due to the texture on the keys. It plays like a dream. Not a Steinway but good enough for my small apartment. What I was hoping for.

The 8watt speaker is much louder than it sounds, probably because the sound reverbs through the keys as you play since sound comes through the vents in front of the keys. My biggest problem is the packaging, the actual main keyboard comes loose inside 2 foam holders. The piano came damaged, and the second replacement came damaged. If it wasnt for amazon getting involved, i would have returned it to purchase the yamaha arius, which has no complaints on delivery. Im sure it was the amazon delivery that damaged the piano, but casio could have done a better job in protecting the keyboard from delivery impacts.

Look, you spend a decent amount of money on an instrument like this, you expect it to be a bit better quality. If you spend ~$500 more you can find pianos that far exceed this one.I suggest saving for another month or two and getting something a lot better.

This is a good piano for a beginner. We bought this for our daughter after discussing it with her piano teacher. The teacher said that this is a good learning instrument and should last her for the first four years of her piano training... of course this time-frame is an estimate and will vary depending on how fast our daughter progresses through the stages/lessons/levels of learning. The keys are weighted and the sound quality is pretty good - you cannot go too wrong with Casio and this instrument has held up to its name.

Acheté pour remplacer un piano traditionnel dont la sonorité n'était plus ce qu'elle était. Après avoir entendu les démonstrations sur Utube, j'ai acheté le piano Casio PX770 À 999$. Même si la sonorité du piano dans mon salon était différente de celle des videos, je considère quand même que c'est un bon rapport qualité/prix. Mais si c'était à refaire, j'achèterais le PX870 à 1399$ qui opère avec 24V plutôt que 12V avec une sonorité plus riche à cause d'une puissance audio plus élevée.

I'm a beginner adult pianist. I didn't want to waste money buying a cheap keyboard without weighted keys so I decided to get this one. The sound is great, the keys are weighted and it fits right into my room. It is easy to assemble and set up (I was able to assemble everything by myself, except fitting the actual keyboard into the stand).

Es perfecto. Tiene salida de audífonos y "output" . A mí parecer un poco más de volumen sería perfecto pero para nada es malo. Bueno al tacto. Buen sonido. Al contrario de otros, al pulsar fuerte la tecla se escucha cómo se permite la cuerda, mientras que en otros como los yamha del mismo rango, sólo sube el volumen.