Casio Privia PX-770 88-Key Weighted Console Digital Piano Tri-Sensor II Scaled Hammer Action Keys AiR Sound Source 19

I’ve been having so much fun with this piano. I learned how to play one as a kid, but now getting back to it about 50 years later. Not knowing anything about small electronic pianos, I researched them for many months before finally deciding on the Casio. I wanted something that had the feel and sound of a real piano (especially the feel). It checks those off. Even though it has lots of techno gizmo options on it, I don’t use them. I just want a basic piano. The weighted keys with simulated ivory feel great and the sound is very good. Some of the lower keys seem to produce a more powerful sound than others. Maybe that’s just me, or maybe it’s a quirk in the programming. Don’t know, but I compensate with a lighter touch. Not a problem. I feel this is a very good piano, especially for the price. Suspect very experienced players may find an issue or two with it, but for a beginner like me, it’s great. Read more

My 10 year old daughter loves it! It sounds amazing and the white just makes it look magical. Read more

Absolutely love it! I was looking for a piano that I can easily take with me when we move from place to place. It is a heavy piece of furniture, but it easy to take apart and transport for the occasional moves. It sounds great and feels great. I am very happy with the purchase! Read more

For me, it was a nightmare to assemble. Must have done something wrong in the beginning. Otherwise a great instrument. Read more

This Piano is great value for the money, beautiful, compact, the sound is awesome. The feeling on the keyboard, the texture are amazing. Casio nailed it again. I mostly use it for playing again after 15 years without a piano, so not really much use on the functions it has, mainly grand piano concert sound and that is it, just like a traditional piano, but it does has a lot of cool features, like changing-reshaping the sounds it has, etc. Without a doubt a great piano for those who wants either study piano, begginers, advnaced or just chill. Read more

love the weighted keys, the size, it's looks beautiful. you can definitely tell a huge difference between the quality of a $400 compared to a $1000 keyboard. everything all around is just nicer. I don't like that there's a black chord you see. Other than that, the sound comes out from underneath the top piece creating an ambience that's warmer than my old piece of crap casio. my old one had sound coming out of the top of it creating a crispy clear sound you couldn't escape. This one is warmer and softer, more piano like. ✌️ Read more

UPDATE. This piano is really bad. I tried to make it work. Not only did the 2nd G sound like a horn but the first D sounded like a bell ringing. I sent videos of the problem to Casio and they agreed that there was something wrong. Well after several attempts to resolve the problem I ended up sending the keyboard section to Casio in NJ. They said they would replace it. They did not replace it. They kept it for a month and then sent it back to me with the exact same problems it had before. Please do yourself a favor and do not buy a piano from Casio. They don't even know what a piano is suppose to sound like. Get a Yamaha. You will be glad you did. Bad Robot. If this was not so big and heavy and if I didn't spend an hour putting it together I would send it back. I can't recommend this piano. There is something wrong with the second G. It sounds flat. I have compared it to other pianos for sound quality and something is off. Since the second G is the one I use most for my left hand It puts a real bug in things. I contacted Casio and they just told me to change the tone. Like it didn't try that first. I don't want to change the tone of the whole piano. I just want that key to sound right. I gave it a 2 stars instead of 1 because other than that key it is a really good piano. I would have given it 5 stars if that key could be fixed. But I don't see how it can. I still have my last piano which was a high end Yamaha. The keyboard action is better on this piano but you can clearly hear how the G key should sound when I play the Yamaha. I also checked the key on a real piano just to make sure It wasn't just me. Read more

My kids just started taking piano lessons and I also would like to play every now and then. I wanted a piano keyboard because I didn’t want to have to tune it. We also do not have a big living room so the compact size is perfect. The piano sounds great and Casio Brand was always good to us. I grew up in a family of musicians and they also used Casio! Read more