Kawai ES120 Digital Piano vs Casio PX-S1100 Digital Piano

Both are compact 88-key weighted digital pianos aimed at beginners and apartment players. The Kawai ES120 gives you more instrument: three pedals with half-pedal support, Bluetooth MIDI and audio, USB, recording, split and a metronome, plus Kawai's long-standing reputation for piano touch and tone. The Casio PX-S1100 is the slimmer, simpler board with touch-sensitive weighted keys and a clean white finish, but fewer built-in extras. Buy the Kawai for the fuller piano experience; buy the Casio if you want the slimmest, most portable option and will add your own pedals and app.

• Choose the Kawai ES120 if you want three pedals, half-pedal control, Bluetooth and recording built in, and a keyboard that feels closer to an acoustic piano.
• Choose the Casio PX-S1100 if you want the slimmest, lightest 88-key weighted board for a small room or gig bag and don't need built-in pedals or Bluetooth.