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Since the Japanese company Casio presented its innovative electronic keyboards in the early 80s, its name continues to resonate on the world's best stages. Renowned pianists such as Iryna Veneziano, Enrico Noel Czmorek, and Christian Terzich choose Casio digital pianos for their performances for their special sound and effects. Young talents participating in Casio Music Talentdays, students of music schools supported by the brand, and, of course, everyone else, also play them. You can also choose a Casio electronic piano offered by the Musikant store — for learning, amateur, or professional playing.
What Types of Casio Digital Pianos are Available for Different Skill Levels?
For beginners, we recommend models from the Casio CDP series — they are all very simple, durable, forgiving of mistakes, and help you learn to play from scratch. The Privia PX series is for intermediate players, for those who play confidently: Casio PX-S1100BK, or PX-S3100. For true professionals — the Celviano AP-270, AP-470, AP-550, and AP-750 series, and the top models from Privia — PX-770 and PX-870. The Grand Hybrid line combines the mechanics of Bechstein acoustic pianos with all the best digital achievements of Casio. The PX-S6000 and PX-S7000 models, released in 2023, are flagships with Hamburg Grand sampling.
If you are looking for a special digital piano — contact us, we bring some models to Ukraine by special order.
Key Features of Casio Digital Pianos.
Casio keyboards, such as the **Scaled Hammer Action** and **Smart Scaled Hammer Action**, are designed so that the keys are heavier at the bottom and lighter at the top, like grand piano keys. In the PX-S5000 model, the keys are made from a combination of wood and a special resin to make them even more like an acoustic piano. The Celviano series uses special technology for **fast note repetition**.
The **Casio Music Space App** and **Duet mode** allow you to control functions and learn interactively.
How to Choose a Casio Digital Piano Based on Needs?
Individual factors are important for each of our customers:
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For those starting from scratch — the winning solution is the **Casio CDP-S110BK**. If you've played before, or have already reached an intermediate level — look at something from the **Privia** series.
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For a small room — light models from the **PX-S** series, and if you want the instrument to be an accent in a large living room — take something from the **Celviano** line.
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For musicians performing live or requiring maximum portability — models **Casio PX-S1100, PX-S3100, or PX-S6000**.
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For a recording studio or producers — **PX-S3100 or PX-S7000**.
**Budget** also matters: basic models cost around 20,000–30,000 UAH, mid-range is about 40,000, and high-end is roughly from 100,000 UAH.
Overview of Popular Casio Digital Piano Models
If we had to choose the top five electronic Casio keyboards according to our customers, they would probably be these models:
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**Casio CDP-S360** — for people who want a piano "for home + learning + practice."
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**Casio PX-S3100** — with an expanded catalog of modified sounds, for those who seek creative experiments and pushing boundaries.
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**Casio PX-770** — often chosen as the first "serious" electronic piano for the home.
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**Casio AP-470** — a stationary model for home or studio where sound quality is important.
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**Casio PX-S6000** — a powerful option for studios, rehearsals, or stage performances.
Even if you miss the mark with your choice and soon realize you want something more, you can easily resell the instrument — Casio's quality and longevity are known to all.
Caring for Casio Digital Pianos
The basic advice is simple: cover the keyboard and pedals from **dust**, don't place it near **radiators or in direct sunlight**, and wipe it down after playing. If you plan to transport the instrument, purchase a **cover or case**. A nuance to note is that some models periodically receive **firmware updates**, so you should occasionally check the manufacturer's website for an update for your model. Sometimes it may be necessary to **reset the settings** and re-calibrate the instrument.
In our "Musician" store, you can choose all popular Casio piano models, as well as additional keyboard equipment and accessories such as benches, stands, cases, etc.
