In our tests we found the GrandTouch key action with its Linear Graded Hammer emulation offers a truly authentic touch that will easily convert anyone sceptical of digital pianos.Īs you’d expect, digital pianos offer a wealth of features that simply aren’t possible with a traditional acoustic piano. The groundbreaking 700 series features the latest technology developed by Yamaha to perfectly recreate the feel and sound of an acoustic piano.

The Clavinova range made its debut way back in 1983, and it’s fair to say that the technology has progressed significantly since then! While the original Clavinova digital pianos looked somewhat piano-like and sounded great for the time, the new 700 series is in a completely different league. This entry-level digital piano punches well above its weight, and in our tests, we found that it offered outstanding sound quality for its wallet-friendly price. On the other end of the price spectrum, we would have to go for the Casio AP-270 (opens in new tab). We found that this digital piano feels and sounds exactly like the real thing, while also benefiting from Yamaha’s world-famous build quality - and not to mention it looks absolutely stunning. If we could only choose one digital piano from the Japanese instrument giant, then it would have to be the excellent Yamaha CLP-775 (opens in new tab). When recommending any piece of musical equipment - or motorbikes, for that matter - it’s very difficult not to recommend Yamaha. If you want to know more about how we select and test digital pianos, you can read that information at the bottom of this page too.

If you're new to the world of digital pianos, we have also included expert buying advice further down the guide to help you through the process of your first piano purchase – and better yet, our smart price widgets have also found the best prices from around the internet, ensuring you always get the best deal.

This comprehensive guide will break down what we believe are the best digital pianos available right now, from high-end instruments that will take centre place in any room to small discrete pianos that won't take up too much space.

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