Casio has been a leading light in the world of digital pianos and keyboards for over 40 years, beginning with the release of the Casiotone 201 (CT-201) in 1980. Compact, lightweight and intuitive—with its own built-in speaker and 29 onboard sounds—Casio’s CT-201 was an innovative and inspiring 49-key instrument, offering both experienced musicians and beginners a new means of expression.

In 1988, Casio launched its first hammer-action digital piano—the CDP-3000. This model introduced the rich sound and unmistakable feel of acoustic pianos to players’ living rooms and bedrooms with its scaled-down footprint. The CDP-3000 also laid the foundation for subsequent evolutions of the brand’s celebrated digital pianos.

Pictured: Casio Casiotone CT-S410 Pitch Bend Control

By 1991, Casio introduced yet another groundbreaking digital piano with the Celviano AP-7. The name comes from blending the words cerveau (French for “brain”), electronics and piano, implying it was an advanced, intelligent instrument for a new era. The Celviano series remains known for its immersive sound and realistic acoustic-piano feel.

Casio again turned the digital piano world on end in 2003, releasing the Privia PX-100—at the time, the world’s most compact model of its kind. The “private piano” promised fulfilling acoustic sound and playability in a remarkably portable package for players tight on space. And again, it was a hit.

Today, Casio digital pianos continue to be among the best sounding, expressively playable and incredibly versatile instruments available. We’ve carefully curated a list of Casio’s current standout offerings, frequently preferred by discerning keyboardists and pianists demanding the ultimate in performance and features.

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Comparing Casio's Digital Pianos
A Guide to Casio's Digital Pianos
   Casio Celviano AP-550 Digital Piano
   Casio Celviano GP-510BP Grand Hybrid Digital Piano
   Casio Celviano GP-310BK Grand Hybrid Digital Piano
   Casio AP-270 Digital Cabinet Piano
   Casio Privia PX-S1100 Digital Piano
   Casio Privia PX-S3100 Digital Piano
   Casio Privia PX-S7000 Digital Piano
   Casio CDP-S110 Compact Digital Piano
   Casio CDP-S360 Compact Digital Piano
   Casio Casiotone CT-S1 61-Key Portable Keyboard
   Casio Casiotone CT-S200 61-Key Digital Keyboard
   Casio Casiotone CT-S410 61-Key Digital Keyboard
It's Time to Take Home a Casio Digital Piano

Comparing Casio's Digital Pianos

Model	Number of Keys	Key Type/Action	Number of Voicings	Layering	Splitting	Connectivity	Additional Features	Effects
Casio Celviano AP-550	88	Smart Hybrid Hammer Action	26	Yes	Yes	USB, stereo 1/4" outs, Bluetooth	Recorder, metronome, built-in songs and lessons	Hall simulator, reverb, chorus, brilliance
Casio Celviano GP-510BP Grand Hybrid	88	Natural Grand Hammer Action	35	Yes	Yes	Stereo line in/out, USB, MIDI	Recorder, metronome, built-in songs and lessons	Hall simulator, chorus, brilliance
Casio Celviano GP-310BK Grand Hybrid	88	Natural Grand Hammer Action	26	Yes	Yes	Stereo line in/out, USB, MIDI	Recorder, metronome, built-in songs and lessons	Hall simulator, chorus, brilliance
Casio AP-270	88	Tri-sensor Scaled Hammer Action	22	Yes	Yes	USB, stereo 1/4" outs	Recorder, metronome, built-in songs and lessons	Reverb, chorus, brilliance
Casio Privia PX-S1100	88	Smart Scaled Hammer Action	18	Yes	Yes	Stereo 1/4" outs, two 1/8" outs, USB, pedal, Bluetooth	Recorder, metronome, built-in songs and lessons	Hall simulator, chorus, brilliance
Casio Privia PX-S3100	88	Smart Scaled Hammer Action	700	Yes	Yes	Stereo 1/4" outs, 1/8" in, two 1/8" outs, USB, pedal, Bluetooth	Recorder, metronome, built-in songs and lessons	Hall simulator, reverb, chorus, brilliance
Casio Privia PX-S7000	88	Smart Hybrid Hammer Action	400	Yes	Yes	Stereo 1/4" outs, 1/4" mic in, 1/8" and 1/4" headphone outs, USB	Arpeggiator, recorder, metronome, lessons, microphone effects	Hall simulator, reverb, chorus, brilliance
Casio CDP-S110	88	Scaled Hammer Action	10	Yes	Yes	1/8" in/out, USB, pedal	Metronome	Reverb, chorus
Casio CDP-S360	88	Scaled Hammer Action	700	Yes	Yes	1/8" in/out, USB, pedal, Bluetooth	Arpeggiator, recorder, metronome, automatic accompaniment, built-in songs and lessons	Reverb, chorus
Casio Casiotone CT-S1	61	Full size, touch responsive	61	Yes	No	1/8" in/out, USB, pedal, Bluetooth (with optional adapter)	Recorder, metronome	Reverb, chorus, delay, master EQ
Casio Casiotone CT-S200	61	Full size	400	No	No	1/8" in/out, USB, pedal	Metronome, automatic accompaniment, Dance Music Mode, built-in songs, lessons and rhythms/patterns	Reverb
Casio Casiotone CT-S410	61	Full size, touch responsive	600	Yes	Yes	1/8" in/out, USB, pedal, Bluetooth (with optional adapter)	Recorder, metronome, automatic accompaniment, built-in songs and rhythms/patterns	Reverb, chorus, master EQ

A Guide to Casio's Digital Pianos

Casio Celviano AP-550 Digital Piano

Why It’s Cool: The Casio Celviano AP-550 is a graceful, elegant digital piano delivering the concert grand experience in a more practical form.

Things to Consider:

• Two sampled concert grands and 26 total instruments
• Damper and string resonance, plus mechanical sounds, offer outstanding realism
• Immersive four-speaker amplification system

 

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Casio’s Celviano AP-550 puts the magic of Hamburg and New York concert grands, plus other essential instruments—including organs, electric pianos and strings—at your fingertips. Through its carefully crafted, responsive keybed, advanced Hall Simulation technology and powerful built-in speaker system, the AP-550 places you center stage for each and every performance. Complete with touch-sensor controls and a unique illuminated visualizer above the keyboard, the AP-550 is a thoughtfully designed digital piano.

Casio Celviano GP-510BP Grand Hybrid Digital Piano

Why It’s Cool: Both traditional and innovative, the Celviano GP-510BP is a cutting-edge digital piano with uncompromising acoustic authenticity.  

Things to Consider:

• Revolutionary keyboard developed with C. Bechstein
• Upgraded six-speaker sound system
• Recallable scenes and numerous presets

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For pianists craving the undeniable sound and feel of a “real” concert grand, the Casio Celviano GP-510BP Grand Hybrid recreates it to a tee. Meticulously sampled Berlin, Hamburg and Vienna grands—reproduced through Casio’s AiR Grand Sound Source—are the heart of the GP-510BP. Its soul is the nuanced, expressive keyboard, made with the same materials and processes found in C. Bechstein concert grand pianos. Demanding traditionalists feel right at home playing the Celviano GP-510BP Grand Hybrid.

Casio Celviano GP-310BK Grand Hybrid Digital Piano

Why It’s Cool: The Celviano GP-310BK takes everything wonderful about the GP-510BP and makes it a bit more affordable.

Things to Consider:

• Cabinet finished in satin black
• High-contrast, inverted display is easily legible
• Detailed touch response with wide dynamic range

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The Casio Celviano GP-310BK Grand Hybrid shares a digital sound engine, keyboard and speaker system with the GP-510BP above, slightly dialing back the aesthetic flourishes and number of voices to make it more accessible. You’ll still find gorgeous, detailed emulations of Berlin, Hamburg and Vienna grands, in addition to a stunning harpsichord and 22 essential sounds for inspiring versatility. The Casio Celviano GP-310BK’s six-speaker configuration bathes the room in three-dimensional sound and brings the unmatched tone and expressive playability of an acoustic concert grand piano to your home or studio.

Casio AP-270 Digital Cabinet Piano

Why It’s Cool: Well suited to performance, practice and lesson environments, the Casio AP-270 is a fabulous all-around digital piano.

Things to Consider:

• Includes European and American piano tones
• Simulated ivory and ebony keys
• Refined cabinet with sliding key cover

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The Casio AP-270 is an ideal gateway into the world of digital pianos, balancing sound quality, playability, versatility and affordability for beginners and intermediate players alike. Scaled, weighted keys provide optimal touch response with three sensitivity levels, while a powerful stereo amplification system creates the perfect sweet spot for pianists to enjoy their instrument’s full-spectrum voice. Great for teachers and students, the AP-270 includes a pair of 1/4" outputs for headphones, as well as a Duet Mode splitting the keyboard into two equal pitch ranges.

Casio Privia PX-S1100 Digital Piano

Why It’s Cool: The Casio Privia PX-S1100 is 43% smaller than previous generations and ready to be played anywhere.

Things to Consider:

• Includes a German concert grand piano sound
• Enhanced realism with damper/string resonance and subtle mechanical sounds
• Easy-to-see illuminated touch-sensor control panel

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Without comprising brilliant sonics and natural playability, the popular Casio Privia PX-S1100 digital piano weighs less than 25 pounds and moves easily, whether it’s going to the studio, the stage or simply between rooms at home. Its Smart Scaled Hammer Action keyboard uses Casio’s proprietary technology to reproduce the unique individual characteristics of all 88 keys, and it features five sensitivity levels for every style of playing. The Privia PX-S1100 seamlessly integrates with the free Casio Music Space app for iOS and Android, too.

A player favorite, this instrument is rated 4.83 out of 5 stars on our site—there’s even a complete bundle for everything you need out of the gate.

Casio Privia PX-S3100 Digital Piano

Why It’s Cool: The Casio Privia PX-S3100 packs a boatload of tones and features, serving as an all-in-one inspiration station for creative keyboardists.

Things to Consider:

• 700 built-in sounds and 200 accompanying rhythm patterns
• Onboard arpeggiator containing 100 types
• Ample connectivity for performance, recording and practice

 

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The Casio Privia PX-S3100 digital piano prominently features hundreds of sounds for every style of music, and it allows players to be a one-person band with automatic accompaniment and tons of backing arrangements spanning the course of popular music. Further, the PX-S3100 includes the same keyboard action as the PX-S1100, offering a superior acoustic piano-like response with a handful of sensitivity layers. It also comes with a pitch wheel and pair of assignable encoders, which can be used to operate built-in DSP effect parameters.

Casio Privia PX-S7000 Digital Piano

Why It’s Cool: The effortlessly stylish Casio Privia PX-S7000 is functional art, taking home a gold iF Design Award in 2023, as well as gold and silver New York Product Design Awards in two categories that same year.

Things to Consider:

• Available in white, black and Harmonious Mustard finishes
• Modern wooden stand complements any décor
• Counts Hamburg, New York and Berlin concert grands among its 400 tones

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Casio touts the PX-S7000 digital piano as its best sounding, feeling and looking Privia ever made, and it appears that the award-winning instrument lives up to the hype. Visually, it’s both sophisticated and minimalist—retro and modern—and sure to strike up conversation. Functionally, it boasts a dynamic, deeply responsive Smart Hybrid Hammer Action keyboard to play 400 tones, including renowned concert grand pianos, 50 styles of electric piano and much, much more. Its meticulously tuned speaker system fills the room with sound and can also be optimized based on physical placement. There’s even a 1/4" microphone input with dedicated effects. Also available is the Privia PX-S6000.

Casio CDP-S110 Compact Digital Piano

Why It’s Cool: Slim, trim and portable, the Casio CDP-S110 is an entry-level digital piano with pro-grade features.  

Things to Consider:

• Not much bigger than the 88-key layout itself
• Fine-textured key surface provides comfortable grip
• Integrates with free Casio Music Space app

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The effortlessly transportable Casio CDP-S110 compact digital piano seamlessly transitions from the studio to the stage and anywhere in between, measuring only 4.3' long and weighing 23 pounds. Its 88 fully weighted keys offer a similar tactile response you’d find in a prized grand piano, and each has a lightly grained finish to prevent slippage when you’re perspiring under hot stage lights. Sonically, the CDP-S110 offers 10 sounds, including three styles of grand piano, three electric pianos, two organs, a harpsichord and strings. The Casio CDP-S110 is tough to beat for quality tone and playability on the go.

Casio CDP-S360 Compact Digital Piano

Why It’s Cool: With an expansive tone library and sleek unibody chassis, the Casio CDP-S360 packs a ton of horsepower under the hood while retaining easy portability.  

Things to Consider:

• Weighs in at approximately 24 pounds
• Built-in stereo speakers as well as headphone output
• Standard sustain pedal included

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Casio’s CDP-S360 compact digital piano spares next to nothing in terms of features, sporting a 700-tone sound engine, 200 auto-accompaniment rhythms with a six-track MIDI recorder, a pitch-bend wheel, Bluetooth connectivity and more. Link your CDP-S360 to the free Casio Music Space app and enjoy wireless parameter adjustment, play back MIDI files and view PDF files. Using the onboard USB port, the CDP-S360 also seamlessly connects to any Mac or PC without the need for drivers.

If you crave portability and maximum versatility, the Casio CDP-S360 fits those criteria, scoring a flawless 5/5 from Guitar Center reviewers.

Casio Casiotone CT-S1 61-Key Portable Keyboard

Why It’s Cool: The Casiotone CT-S1 is the spiritual successor to 1980’s CT-201, combining sound quality, style and ease of use for players of all levels.

Things to Consider:

• Available in red, white and black
• Works well for practice or performance
• Keys are non-weighted

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The inspiring simplicity of the Casiotone lineup is an attractive trait to beginners, intermediates and even experienced professionals. The Casiotone CT-S1’s streamlined operation puts every essential function intuitively at your fingertips, so you can stay locked in your creative flow and let the tool do its work. Sound quality is equally impressive in this price range, thanks to the wonderfully detailed, lifelike AiX Sound Source. This is complemented by a robust, bass-ported stereo speaker arrangement and dedicated Surround button to envelop you in sound.

A top-selling favorite among Guitar Center customers, the Casio Casiotone CT-S1 earns a solid 4.82/5 stars according to reviewers.

Casio Casiotone CT-S200 61-Key Digital Keyboard

Why It’s Cool: For budget-minded users in search of a feature-rich keyboard, the Casiotone CT-S200 has plenty to offer.  

Things to Consider:

• Connects to Casio Music Space app for lessons and more
• Easy-to-read LCD shows essential info at a glance
• Keys are non-weighted

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The Casio Casiotone CT-S200 contains 400 sounds, 77 rhythm accompaniments and 10 types of reverb to imbue tones with depth and dimension. In Dance Music Mode, you can quickly construct EDM tracks by triggering drum loops, basslines, synth leads, transitions and “ear candy” effects—a fast, fun way to build arrangements on the fly. Another key feature is the My Setup function, which can be used to recall your favorite sounds and settings at the touch of a button. Not just for beginners, the Casiotone CT-S200 is a powerful creative tool for everyone.

Casio Casiotone CT-S410 61-Key Portable Keyboard

Why It’s Cool: The Casiotone CT-S410 is a comprehensive portable keyboard for the studio, stage and home.   

Things to Consider:

• 20 reverbs, 10 choruses and 10 master EQ profiles
• Pitch-bend wheel for expressive performance
• Keys are non-weighted

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Boasting the Casio AiX audio engine with 600 sounds and 200 accompanying rhythms, the Casiotone CT-S410 packs a serious punch for producers, performers and composers. The onboard tone library contains everything from grand pianos and organs to guitars and brass, providing near limitless creative opportunities and avenues to explore. Played through the built-in speaker system with horizontal bass reflex technology, low end is punchy and full, and the entire frequency spectrum is represented in vivid detail. The Casio Casiotone CT-S410 is a joy to play live, in the studio or simply on the couch at home.

Guitar Center reviewers rate the CT-S410 4.6/5, and 93% of users would recommend it to a friend.

It's Time to Take Home a Casio Digital Piano

From the classy Celviano to the powerful Privia, and from the cartable CDP to the convertible Casiotone, there’s a Casio digital piano or keyboard for everyone at every step in their journey. It truly doesn’t matter whether you’re a classical pianist or a contemporary hip-hop producer.

Pictured: Casio Casiotone CT-S410 Control Panel

Beyond the selections listed here, you’re welcome to explore our complete Casio collection to find just the right fit for your musical needs. If you have any questions, our Gear Advisers are always ready to assist. Likewise, you’re encouraged to shop your local Guitar Center and test drive the Casio digital piano or keyboard that could become your new favorite gear.