Casio CDP-S150

You get a single headphone, socket a class compliant usb midi port compatible with mac, os windows, android and ios to access piano learning apps, inc...

Casio. Do this really nice thing where they have a textured surface on the keys as well, which adds that real nature uh it's a gorgeous gorgeous instr...

Button down, i'm going gon na hold this down and okay. Well, it worked. It worked

The Casio CDP series isn't quite as nice as those three, but the CDP-S100 and S150 are still decent and are also a bit cheaper. Definitely check your local music stores if it's feasible -- the Guitar Center near me usually has the CDP series and the Yamaha P-45 in stock, and my local piano dealer/music store has higher end digitals.

The casio cdp series are great for begginers and it comes with the pedal already, you dont need any other accesories besides the chair and stand. I really recommend you start with a teacher right away, since begginers will always fall for developing bad vices and they are hard to get rid off, its better to prevent them. You can even start piano classes before you have a piano, i did that myself for the first two weeks.

It has noticeably more complex tones and a more realistic key action than competitors at a comparable price. The Yamaha P-45, Korg B2, and Casio CDP-S150 are still solid choices. These entry level pianos are all meant for beginners who don’t yet know how serious they want to get but still want a responsive and dynamic sound with a passable approximation of an acoustic piano’s keybed.

However there is a Casio CDP-S150 which does. They didn’t have any at the big box store I was testing them at, but I strongly considered getting that one. Online reviews say a drawback with the Casios is that they have a bit shorter key action so pressing on the backs of the keys there’s less travel and it’s a bit harder than on others. I didn’t really feel like this was a deal breaker but I would advise you try one at a store yourself to see.