Find the ideal piano to suit your actual needs — from lessons at home to practice and rehearsals away from home.

For piano lessons at home

To bring your music school technique home, you need keys that offer the same resistance as those on a traditional piano. The Casio CDP-S110 has 88 weighted keys, just like a full-size piano, and a built-in metronome for practicing the week’s pieces. With Bluetooth and USB, you can connect it to a phone or computer for learning apps, and at just 23.2 cm deep, it fits in even a small room.

For practice without disturbing anyone

In an apartment, practice often takes place in the late afternoon or evening, when the neighbors are resting. The Vevor Stage Set comes with headphones included, so you can practice from day one without being heard outside your room. It has 88 keys, a music stand, and Bluetooth for playing songs from your phone.

Easy to take with you

If you take your piano to rehearsals, your teacher’s home or a holiday home, weight and length matter more than the number of keys. The Yamaha NP-15 Piaggero weighs 5.2 kg and is 105.2 cm long, so it fits on the back seat of a car. With 61 keys, it covers most pieces from the early years, and it also has built-in speakers and a metronome.

Before choosing, think about where you’ll play most often and how many keys your pieces require. For regular lessons, 88 keys are helpful, while weight matters when transporting your keyboard.

This article was created with the help of AI and reviewed and edited by the Skroutz team.