Best Digital Pianos of 2022 | Nord, Roland, Casio & More | Gear Check | Thomann

What are the most popular digital pianos of the year 2022? Our hosts Mathias and Julius answer the question and play for you the top 5 most sold and hyped recently released stage / digital pianos at Thomann. Which one is your favorite or which other keyboards should have been added to the list? Comment below!

Chapters:
0:00 - Hey everyone
0:28 - Thomann DP 28 Plus
2:32 - Casio CDP- S110
4:37 - Kawai ES-120
6:59 - Nord Piano 5
9:22 - Roland FP-30X
12:12 - What's left to say

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[ToutEstGrace]

The first one and the 4th one (nord), those piano sounds were just perfect and enjoyable

[Gump-tion]

Nord guy here! I have the Grand and absolutely love it!

[michaelking]

You guys are great! This is the best review I've seen. As a beginner, I came for the Casio and was transfixed for the whole thing. Cheers fellas.

[germanshepherdlover]

They all sound good but the Nord is on another level bliss!

[josephj]

Like the ES120 and FP-30X. Need to play these.

[australier]

Hi, the Nord is complete out of the € range. The Roland sounds the best for cheap ones! But even the cheap Casio enjoy a lot of fun! I would prefer Yamaha or Korg ones, with sounds of Bosendorf, Steinway, Schimmel, Yamaha or Korg itself etc. and E-Piano sounds like real Wurlitzer, Rhodes and so much more of fun! Brgds JB

[yoganshbhatt]

Only if i could afford one here in India... From a school boy to almost a graduate life has taken the pace but the love for piano has never been lesser for me than what it is today!
I wish somehow I'll rest my fingers on those notes that i so dearly desire.

[georgepap]

I'm looking to get my first piano and really only from you I understood how each piano sounds. I like Ludovico Einaudi for the last year and after that I was touched by your musicianship. I believe that the nord has the deepest sound, I felt as if I could see the variation of the notes in the air, not so natural but it sounds like an expensive quality piano. the casio had no depth in the low notes but very good for its money although it looks like a toy ...kawai sounds quite balanced ..but I would prefer the roland for the same money. it sounded very close to a classical piano. I don't want to spend that much money for a first piano, though. I wish you had a korg or yamaha

[YannisTzav]

Nice video. I have a Yamaha P-125 and I enjoy very much of it, especially the fine tuning with the iPhone app :)

[quentinli]

the Nord sounds different, i love that.

[karim]

I loved the casio CDP-S110 and just for 350$ right now

[kaisfp]

Instead of the Nord,
I'm gonna get the red Casio CT-S1 with some awesome sounds for an awesome price,

but if I'm ever gonna get rich somehow,
I'm gonna get a Nord too.

(PS.: Thumbs up for the Thomann, it sounded better than the Casio in this video.)

[MonsoonOzzy]

Great video gents!!! Loved the playing

[charlieverity]

Excellent reviewers - I’d watch a TV show with them.

[peterpedersen]

Hey Guys, I have 3 keyboards in my studio. I am a guitar player, but have a complete studio. The pianos are 1 - 1937 Lester Baby Grand, 1, Roland Synth, not sure of year, but 20 years old. And a great 1974 or 75 Rhodes in mint shape. I am thinking of adding a newer Nord Piano. What are thoughts on the number 2 series? I don't want to spend more that maybe $1200 or so. Want to update newer stuff. Let me know what I need to do. Thanks. Nice video. Loved the Nord Piano Five, of course.

[romanvillafuerte]

Could you rank them please, i used to have an acoustic but i don't any more i can't afford a nord 5 but i would like something i can move around to my school

[ag]

Is it me or are the keys of the casio slightly smaller? like the white keys are shorter

[konachim]

Thanks for the nice review! If you had to sort by light action, what would be your ranking? Coming from a Bechstein grand piano, I am used to the very light keys.

[szymonszymanski]

What a great demo. Now I want to learn piano 😂

[XtrAMassivE]

I'm kinda down to either Kawai ES120 or Roland FP-30X. But nobody in my country has the Kawai available to play. I'm mostly looking to play classical music so I'm mostly looking for the touch and the dynamic range. What do you guys suggest?