Best digital pianos for your needs

Two headphone connections and USB audio make the FP-30X useful for lessons and recordings in a shared room. Its 32 lb 11 oz listed weight includes the music rest.

Best fit forShared listening and USB recording

The P-145BT combines an 88-key hammer action with Bluetooth backing tracks and USB audio recording. Add a compatible stand and check the pedal before making it a permanent practice station.

Best fit forPhone backing tracks in a shallow setup

Ten voices and a graded hammer action keep the P-45 focused on playing. It suits a simple headphone routine when you do not need Bluetooth backing tracks or direct USB audio.

Best fit forStraightforward solo practice

The two-track recorder lets you record one hand and practice the other without setting up an app. Two headphone sockets and separate line outputs also help it move between home lessons and amplified playing.

Best fit forRecording each hand without a laptop

A 16-track recorder, USB audio and an included FC3A pedal suit a home player building recordings as well as practicing. The 48 lb 8 oz body calls for a considered moving plan.

Best fit forMulti-track arrangements and gradual pedaling

The DGX-670 puts a score display, microphone input and 16-track recorder in one weighted piano. It makes sense when your routine includes arranging and singing, with a permanent spot for its deeper body.

Best fit forSinging and building accompaniment arrangements

A matching cabinet, three pedals and two headphone sockets make the YDP-105 a ready-made home practice station. USB audio lets you record through a compatible connected device.

Best fit forA complete home piano for simple practice

Two headphone sockets, configurable Duo routing and a two-track recorder make the new YDP-146 practical for a shared lesson corner. Its cabinet and three pedals are included.

Best fit forShared lessons with a complete pedal setup

The YDP-166 keeps the shared-lesson features of the YDP-146 while adding GrandTouch-E keys with escapement and textured tops. The cabinet occupies the same listed width and depth.

Best fit forShared lessons with a complete pedal setup

A 232 mm body depth, battery operation and two headphone sockets fit a flexible practice corner. The selected Amazon offer is white and includes the wireless adapter.

Best fit forA shallow piano you can move away from an outlet

The PX-S3100 puts 200 accompaniment rhythms and a three-track recorder inside the same 232 mm depth as the simpler PX-S1100. Dedicated outputs support a separate speaker setup.

Best fit forAccompaniment in a shallow practice corner

The PX-S5000 combines wood-and-resin hybrid keys with a 232 mm body depth and battery power. It suits a player prioritizing the keyboard design while keeping a movable setup.

Best fit forHybrid keys without a deep cabinet

The CDP-S360 fits accompaniment, a six-track MIDI recorder and battery operation into a 232 mm-deep body. Budget for the wireless adapter if phone streaming is part of the plan.

Best fit forBattery-powered accompaniment and song sketches

The PX-770 packages two headphone sockets, a two-track recorder and three pedals in a 299 mm-deep cabinet. It is useful when the piano can stay assembled between short practice sessions.

Best fit forA shallow cabinet for daily lessons

The PX-870 adds USB flash-drive audio recording to a shallow cabinet with three pedals and two headphone connections. Its listed depth matches the PX-770, so the upgrade does not require a deeper piano body.

Best fit forSaving audio takes from a shallow console

The AP-S200 includes its Bluetooth audio and MIDI adapter, a two-track recorder and three pedals. Its 299 mm cabinet depth keeps the permanent footprint manageable in a shared room.

Best fit forA connected console for phone-backed practice

The ES60 keeps dedicated line outputs in a light 11 kg body. It is a useful starting point when the piano moves between a small practice space and an external speaker setup.

Best fit forLightweight solo practice with separate speakers

Bluetooth audio and MIDI, two headphone sockets and dedicated line outputs give the ES120 flexible connections without moving to a heavy cabinet. The onboard recorder stores three one-part songs.

Best fit forPhone backing tracks in a movable piano

The ES520 adds Four Hands mode and an included F-10H pedal to Kawai's portable format. The selected white offer was orderable with a four-to-five-week dispatch estimate when checked.

Best fit forShared practice with an included half-pedal

The ES920 combines a two-part recorder, USB audio-file recording and the included half-pedal in the same listed footprint as the ES520. Its 17 kg body is heavier to carry.

Best fit forRecording audio without opening a laptop

A microphone input, audio recorder and included DP-10 pedal make the FP-60X useful when practice includes singing. It keeps the PHA-4 action of the FP-30X.

Best fit forSinging and recording with a portable piano

The FP-90X adds PHA-50 hybrid keys to a portable piano with microphone input, USB audio and two headphone sockets. Its 52 lb 1 oz listed weight makes frequent stairs a serious consideration.

Best fit forHybrid keys and a flexible recording setup

The B2 gives a beginner a weighted 88-key piano and a wired USB audio and MIDI route. Check the Type-B cable and the adapters required by your phone.

Best fit forSimple weighted practice with wired audio

The B2+ brings USB-C audio and MIDI to Korg's simple weighted-piano layout. It suits a compatible phone or computer setup with a data cable chosen for that device.

Best fit forA direct USB-C practice connection

At 6 kg before batteries and music rest, the Liano is easier to plan around frequent moves than a weighted portable. Its light-touch LS keyboard is a deliberate alternative to hammer action.

Best fit forCarrying a full keyboard between practice spots

The XE20 combines weighted keys and 280 accompaniment styles in an 11.4 kg body. Dedicated line outputs help when the same piano is used with a separate speaker system.

Best fit forWeighted accompaniment with a lighter body

A weighted piano with a backing band, microphone input and audio overdubbing for building a song one part at a time. The recorder makes finished audio files, but cannot punch in to repair just one section.

Best fit forSinging and building a backing arrangement without starting with a computer

Hybrid wood-and-resin keys and a microphone input in a shallow piano body. It can record singing and playing to a USB drive, but that drive occupies the socket used by its Bluetooth adapter.

Best fit forSinging with a battery-capable piano that can sit on a separately suitable stand

A ready-to-assemble piano and three-pedal stand for a permanent practice spot. Internal audio recording can capture Bluetooth backing music and your performance together, with about 18 minutes of shared storage.

Best fit forA furnished practice corner and short play-along recordings without a computer