Casio CDP-S100BKC5 Full Weighted Hammer Action Digital Piano

This piano is excellent value for money. I love that it is slimline and lightweight as I needed to be able to lift it and move it by myself. It’s 88 keys, fully weighted and has a USB midi connection. It’s exactly what I wanted. The only downside is that the metronome is very quiet, even at the maximum volume. I’ve just downloaded a free metronome mobile app to solve that.

Schnelle Lieferung, fr einen Anfnger wie mich ein nicht teures E Piano, das gut klingt und Spass macht.

This piano is excellent value for money, perfect sound and just amazing if you cannot afford a full piano. This is definitely as close as possible!

Am Artikel gibt es nichts zu beanstanden.
Der Preis ist in Ordnung und die Qualitt ist gut.
Das Piano wurde als Hobbyartikel, zum “rumklimpern” geholt und erfllt seinen Dienst.

ottimo il piano e l imballo ben fatto. amche se arrivato in ritardo ma di poco 1gg.

Muy buen piano, precio asequible. Estoy muy contento con el producto. Teclas compensadas, funciona correctamente. Ideal para comenzar con a aprender.

Such good quality, can’t fault it. Sounds and plays beautifully!

I don’t review often however I felt I had to review the Casio CDP-S100. This was delivered ahead of schedule which was great! The sound quality is beautiful, my daughters having used a basic keyboard for years were so impressed with the feel of the keys plus the sound, just amazing! Manage to record my daughters exam piece and send it off in good time. Would I recommend? Definitely.

I was surprised how much this piano has made me reassess my playing style, because the key action is so realistic – far more effective than my old upright piano. The actual tone is ok though not brilliant, and the alternative sounds (organ, harpsichord) are nothing special either, but it is made up for by the quality of the action and the way it makes you think about touch and expression because it is so responsive. On top of this it is really easy to practice whenever you want without bothering the neighbours, either with the volume down, or on headphones – with the latter you can also play along to an iPod or phone really easily, and if you need more sounds it just plugs in as a controller via USB, also linking to Garageband or Musescore which will do all the work for you. I’m not sure how robust it would be on the road, and it is really not very portable (it is very heavy – balance it at your peril on an X stand on stage), but if you are looking for a natural-playing keyboard with a decent basic tone to practice and improve your technique, it is superb value for money. I agree with other reviewers that the grain on the keys does have an oddly plastic-y feel, but it doesn’t put me off. A 1/4″ jack output would be an easy improvement, as would more accessible input and output jacks, and the foot pedal is also pretty basic (but works fine, and can easily be replaced with a more “realistic” one if you want), but on the whole these are minor gripes. If you are spending lockdown learning or improving piano, and are learning a proper technique rather than just getting the right notes in the right order, this seems an ideal instrument.

I was looking for a weighted key piano keyboard for ages for the right price so that my child can exercise during lockdown when having no access to a proper piano at her teachers.

This item has very straight forward function without having to go through the guide every time.

The keys have a nice grip for beginner and plays like a piano. You do have to use your finger strengths.

I have viewed several independent reviews About the keyboard and as they have mentioned it is a bit quiet when using the Grand piano function but the volumn goes up once turned over half point.

I got this keyboard few days before the price went back to 300 from 279. So got a good deal but from the reviews 300 is already a good price for this item.

It’s actually really well build and sounds great and has an awesome action Vs lots of other keyboards out there. I’m a big fan, and I’m a pianist who’s played a lot of different instruments, both accoustic and digital.

I wish I could give 10 stars to this. The piano is perfect. After a considerable amount of doing research, this is the best piano you could buy as a beginner. Totally recommend i

This piano has probably the best feeling keybed you will find anywhere near this budget. It feels almost the same as a non digital piano with slight differences in the force needed to push the keys down and the keys material themselves. Nevertheless it is a very good piano at this price point. The sound quality is lacking slightly, im not sure how it is with headphones, but the speakers sound cheaper than the rest of the keyboard feels, it’s not a big thing and its not that bad but either way this was no issue for me as im mainly using it as a midi keyboard which it is excellent for all you need is a usb lead.

Sembra un vero pianoforte, alcuni tasti non hanno proprio il suono del pianoforte ma nel complesso molto buono. Il venditore stato gentile e disponibile direi ottimo

Arrivata in anticipo, sembra un pianoforte vero. Mi piace il suono e la consistenza dei tasti, anche se un vero pianoforte insostituibile.

A really beautiful instrument to play. The key action is fabulous. The piano sounds are surprisingly pleasant for the price point. The other sounds are a mixed bag… But as a piano it’s the best your gonna get for under 500.

I love mine and I’ve been a musician for 30 years or so… Bought this one because of the compact form factor. It’ll fit anywhere and you can take into the garden to entertain neighbours during lockdown as it takes 6 batteries.

Il venditore top.nonostante i ritardi del corriere dovuti all’emergenza sanitaria, stato sempre presente e mi ha tenuto sempre aggiornato anche senza chiederglielo. Per quanto riguarda la tastiera: tasti pesati, suono quasi perfetto, vi consiglio di prendere comunque un supporto

I’m new to keys, in a way. We had a yamaha piano keyboard when I was a kid that travelled everywhere with us, and it was a gorgeous thing and I’ve had a good opinion of yamaha ever since. It wasn’t weighted however. The weightedness of these keys is good, you can feel your thumb awaken to the idea of being more than a thumb. As I play other instruments I am aware that instruments awaken things. As a young violinist my fingers experienced this, the same way a guitarist’s would. There is something a little greasy about the keys though. Maybe it’s because it’s brand new. Maybe the fact my thumbs are feeling the weight is making me overthink the experience of the keys. Maybe when my fingers are more accustomed I will be happy. But I’m guessing it has something to do with the fact they are weighted, and the keyboard is in my budget, and this is a good thing.
The keyboard looks sexy. I’ve been playing for a couple hours now and I’m sooo pleased with the purchase and the option of installments.
It’s heavy. I wouldn’t carry it around on my back but if I was a talented keyboardist I might load it into the band van to take to the gig. If you’re going to have qual. and want weighted keys I can’t see onyerback portability being that possible. She can definitely move easily around the house. Unless your house is a spiral.
She’s good for beginners that’s for sure and she’s good for the music writing I want to be doing with her. I’m pretty happy with her/it.
If I decide to take piano further it would be with an actual piano, I think. But that’s a long time away. I think I made a good choice. But if it breaks before it’s time I’ll let you know…

It’s an 88 key piano so not the most portable item but it does take batteries and they last a good while actually. I’m loving learning to play on this… it’s solid and the keys feel great. Really nice

wonderful product. easy to carry around as it is easily portable. light-weight. affordable for beginners. as a beginners first piano I find it great. totally recommend i

Not the greatest sounding piano, especially in the upper octaves, but a weighted keyboard at this price makes it worth the money. Would’ve liked a vibraphone sound as well

Nice tidy piano, feels nice, looks good, not overly complicated like a keyboard, nice how shallow it is.

Thought it was quiet at first but it’s just because the keys are weighted!

L’ho comprato per mio figlio. L’insegniate di musica ma ha detto che per imparare pianoforte dovrebbe essere uno con i testi pesati. Dopo ha aggiunto che sul mercato si pu trovare Yamaha usata a prezzo 700 euro circa. La ricerca dalla mia parte ha mostrato che il nuovo Casio CDP-S100 potrebbe essere un’soluzione ottimo. L’insegniate andata in un negozio per verificarlo e mi lo confermato.

Ci piace tanto!

Aggiornamento: Dopo due mesi avvenuto un problema. Un tasto suona al massimo volume possibile come se premuto con forza (ho fatto il video che si trova su Youtube cercando “Digital Piano CASIO CDP-S100 key problem”). Penso che fallito il sensore. Ho fatto la richiesta di reso e il venditore mi ha mandato un nuovo pianoforte. Pero la mia valutazione del pianoforte a 5 stelle rimane.

Aggiornamento 12/2020: Ha smesso di funzionare il pedale originale.

Muy buen piano, llego antes de lo previsto y funciona a la perfeccin, se escucha sper bien, estamos muy contentos, lo recomiendo 100%.

This keyboard is very good for beginners and intermediate players, I use for practicing with my band, the souks are not exceptional compared to yamaha, but still worth the money!

Ottima per principianti, ma anche per suonatori pi assidui,un buonissimo suono piacevole,pedale incluso di buona fattura, ottimo anche il leggio e soprattutto 88 tasti pesati .Lo consiglio vivamente e contenta della scelta,tra l’altro la marca Casio in questo campo una garanzia.

The first thing I need to point out is that this keyboard is heavy. The box has 15Kg written on it. It’s manageable but awkward. Out of the box, the keyboard is roughly 4′ 4″ x 9.5″ x 3.5″. I have to admit it doesn’t look much compared to fancy keyboards with all sorts of voices and functions, but it sounds amazing. It’s also a much more manageable size than a real piano — even if you added Casio’s digital piano stand, which turns it into a permanent piece of furniture. Mind you, if you can cope with the weight, it is also portable, and Casio will sell you a bag to carry it in.

I’m not a musician, I’m just learning to play, so I have no experience with any kind of piano other than tapping a few keys on the odd occasion I’ve found myself in a room with one. The keys on this digital piano are reminiscent of those keys on real pianos. They are weighted and the movement feels solid. The feel of the keys under my fingers is good too. All in all I’m very happy with it and may well abandon my smaller keyboards, with all their complications, for this much simpler instrument, while I struggle to learn to play. They key feel is much better than those other keyboards, and I really like not having to mess about with different voices, and rhythm accompaniments and auto chords and all that stuff that makes playing more fun, but ultimately detracts from just getting down to practise.

It does have a few tricks up its sleeve though. Apart from the default Grand Piano, it has two other Grand Piano voices (I can’t tell much difference between them), three electric pianos, harpsichord, strings, pipe organ, and jazz organ. After the grand piano the pipe organ is my favourite. In my headphones, it takes me back to school choirs and singing hymns in church. Since this doesn’t have an LCD screen, accessing these functions seems simpler to me than with the multi-function keyboards. Hold down the function button and press whichever of the keyboard keys is assigned to the function you want. The keyboard gives a little bleep to let you know it’s accepted your input and off you go. All the functions are printed clearly on the surround adjacent to the appropriate key. It’s quick, simple, and works very well. As you might expect there is a built-in metronome and it is fully adjustable via the keyboard keys.

This keyboard comes with a pedal. The instructions say it makes the note reverb. I tried it and failed to detect any difference when I was using it from when I wasn’t.

Even though it has a limited number of instrument voices available, it does permit you to assign any two of them as the tones that sound when a key is pressed. I’m not sure how useful this is, but it’s fun to play around with.

One last thing that I especially liked. The music support, that slots into two holes in the keyboard surround, has a metal frame. This means that the load bearing bits aren’t plastic, and this stand is likely to last as long as the keyboard.

So if you want something that sounds good, and feels good, then I believe this digital piano to be worthy of consideration.