CasioCDP-360BKC5 Fully Weighted Hammer Action Digital Piano with optional Bluetooth capability,CDP-S360BKC5 & SP-34C5 Triple Pedal Unit for CDP-S350, CDP-S150, PX-S1000 and PX-S3000

The moment I opened the box I knew I’d made the right decision to buy Casio again. This model replaced my CDP-S100, as I needed a keyboard with more scope and this absolutely fits the bill. The sound is beautiful, with many options for sound variations. Although this beauty can do a myriad of effects and enhancements I simply wanted a piano that sounded good and was comfortable to play. Once again, it’s my honest personal opinion that for anything keyboard you cannot do better than Casio. Better still, there is the facility for connecting it to an amplifier should you wish to use it in a professional capacity or just to entertain the neighbours! My one criticism? The mains lead is way shorter than on the CDP-S100, which initially presented a problem so before you decide on a keyboard upgrade, make allowances for differences in cable lengths. In conclusion: Once again, if it’s a choice between Yamaha or Casio, the latter will not disappoint.

Keyboard is lovely. Good sound and responsiveness to touch. Playback sound is noticeably better through external speakers but you only notice this if you have something to compare it with. Internal speakers are fine (but they point away from you)So many options but it has buttons to control these :) So many voices as well :)Large and heavy. That's only really a problem if you need to get it home. I bought a keyboard bag to assist with this and took an Uber XL (just fitted in the back 2 rows of seats).Make sure that you have a keyboard stand (the RockJam 363 works fine) and enough space (measure your space!)

My children and myself were amazed at the quality and options available to play the digital piano. It's really helping them learn how to play. I've even started practicing. It has a good feel that is similar to a real piano. We are happy.

Casio have made excellent keyboards and pianos for years and this is the proof that experience helps. In the box is the keyboard, a setup guide and other extraneous paperwork, a mains lead and a sustain pedal.The keyboard is set up with 700 differing sounds from Grand Piano through Trumpets, sax etc to drum sets. It also includes a built-in recorder/arranger.Sound wise, it’s good as a stand alone but is much improved when played through a good amplifier - not so much for the volume but for the improved tones. Having said that, it’s not bad sound but just fails to give depth (small speakers).The keys feel quite good, but not as good as my full sized Yamaha (similar with the sound) but then £500 against £3500 is also a big difference.Quite weighty and I would recommend buying a case if doing a lot of transporting both for ease of carry and for protection. I doesn’t come with any dust cover but you can get some very cheap ones on Amazon.The sustain pedal is a bonus, but can be very annoying as it won’t keep still, so that’s going to be replaced ASAP.Overall a really good keyboard especially when one considers the price. It has lots of features but no manual nor handbook to help use them!!!! You can download a PDF version once bought but you need a big computer screen to read the one concerning the sounds etc.I feel they should have added £50 to the price and included a 3 pedal block as per a ‘real’ piano and a proper manual, but that’s modern day selling for you.Can I recommend it? Yes, it’s well worth the money - you’re getting a lot of sound for your bucks.

The media could not be loaded. 1. Sound is perfect for beginner2. Good quality product, easy to use, good app included to learn piano3. Nice looking stand available to buy (it makes it look like real piano! Very elegant)I am delighted. I spend hours to find a piano as a gift for adult (my partners 40th b’day), and this worked out great! Price is not too steep, you can buy nice looking accessories to the keyboard (I recommend buying Casio stand), and experience in the included learning app is great too.I’ve seen some comments complaining on the sound - if you get this piano for a person who never played piano in their life, they won’t notice. My partner plays drums and this is his second instrument and he loves it.Worth the money!!

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I ordered this Casio piano as I have been very musical for years already playing guitar and wanted to learn to play piano without spending thousands of pounds.Arrived in large robust branded box, if I am honest I was surprise how long a full size keyboard is at 132cm.Very premium modern black keyboard which is very well made, weighted and balanced. Also supplied with a Casio triple sustain pedal (costs £49.99) + Music Rest (approx. £20) and free online lessons (£49.99) and free Casio App (Chordana Play).Also supplied with it's own power lead, would of thought new technology would be using USB C leads but this digital keyboard comes with a unique power adaptor. Can also use 6 x AA batteries when have no access to mains power.Casio S360 is latest upgraded premium ultra-compact ang light 88 key Hamer action digital piano. Scaled hammer action keyboard replicates a Grand Piano in both balance and responsiveness. Keyboard feels well weighted and responsive.Smart duet mode which splits up keyboard from left to right, provides further tutorial aid in watching and playing at the same time as tutor. Clear crisp sound through built in speakers can play as quiet or as loud as you want. Clear backlit LED display screen which is easy accessible and readable when playing keyboard.Overall, smart quality latest Casio digital piano model. Perfect for both a keen learner or a hardened piano player. It's no Grand Piano but it is definitely a close second. Great value for money at under £500.I would recommend this product.