Kawai ES110 88-Key Portable Digital Piano, Stylish Black, Bundle with H&A Monitor Headphones & H&A Keyboard Stand Bench Pedal

I am very pleased with my purchase so far. When I ordered this keyboard, the estimated delivery was 2-3 weeks and I was close to cancelling my order but thankfully I didn't. It arrived within 3 days of my order and I was very happy it came early. I researched almost every top selling 88-key weighted digital keyboard under $1000, but preferably under $800 and to me it seemed the Kawai ES110 had mostly positive reviews and fit everything I was looking for. It was between this, the Roland FP30, and Yamaha P71 and I was very close to selecting the FP30 and read I couldn't go wrong either way. I also didn't have the luxury of testing any out since we are in quarantine and stores are closed so I had base my decision on all the reviews I read from youtube comments/videos, reddit, and website reviews. To me the deal-breaker was the sustain pedal it came with since I read the FP30 comes with a junk pedal and the ES110 pedal was much better so I didn't want to have to pay another $30+ for a decent pedal. I also liked that the bundle deal comes with headphones, a stand, and a bench for only around $10 more than just the keyboard. The sound is great and it sounds and feels close to a real piano. However, like others have complained, the key action is a bit bouncy but personally that doesn't bother me too much. Also, there is no display and figuring out some of the functions is not user friendly and can take some time to figure out with the manual. I have no regrets at all and will update if anything wrong comes up. If you do decide to purchase the ES110, definitely go for the bundle for only $10 more.

I had debated between this one, the Yamaha P115, and the Roland FP-30. I had an opportunity to test all 3 out, and the Kawai for me was far and away the best one. I felt the sound was superior to the others and it felt great to play on. I use it to play on when I'm at school and not at home to play on a real piano, but this has been an incredible substitute and is well worth the money. I ended up picking up this combo that comes with a stand and bench which to me was worth it since I had neither at the time. It may not be the best digital piano of all time, but it sure is amazing for the money spent. The keys are a little bit louder when you press them compared to a couple others, but I didn't find this an issue as the piano sounds it produces masks the key clicking sound.

I know what you are thinking, how is the quality of this Kawai? It has it's pros and cons. It does somethings better than the other brands and is lacking as well. If you are looking for an excellent value, that has a really good piano tone, but do not need all the bells and whistles and fancy functions, then this is for you. The weighted keys have a good feel and response and is adjustable. I have done a lot of research before deciding on the Kawai. You will not be disappointed.

Great sound, speakers not loud enough for this hearing impaired, hate hate the buttons and trying to find anything other than grand piano. But. Give it 5 stars for the sound. If you can spring for more money buy the kawai es520. Speakers great, buttons easy to find other sounds. I know because i boughet the es520 but gave it to my grandchildren. Bought the 110 because of great reviews but not enough was said about finding other sounds with the buttons. Would i buy it again, no. However it still gets 5 stars because it sounds so good. How could kawai mess up so badly when you need a handbook to find anything other than grand piano

Both the stand and the bench in the bundle are surprisingly way better than what I expected. The headphone ofc is not the top tier in terms of audio quality but feels pretty comfortable to use. About the ES110 itself there's not much to talk about because it's just absolutely perfect for a digital piano at this price. The action feels a little lighter than the Yamaha P125. Not judging which one is better because it's all about your cup of tea, you can't go wrong with either. Also +1 about the fact they shipped it to me a day earlier than what was expected (prime 3 days). Really hard to go wrong with this bundle. The extra $50 was definitely worth it. Highly recommended.

It's just ok but not worth the money. If this kit were $3-400 it would possibly be worth it but I would just buy a better piano with a better kit. The feel is ok, I like the weight. I definitely wish I realised there was no transpose function before buying. It's not very loud and the speakers are under the piano. I'm also not a fan of the variety of sounds. The seat has collapsed so many times I finally was injured pretty badly so I had to drill and bolt it together. The stand and the bench are not safe to hold you or your equipment! The stand shakes so much it looks ridiculous when you're playing. The music stand is so flimsy it broke off from my iPad and smashed the iPad. I swear this thing has costs me more way more money than just the purchase price.

We have a Kawai piano at home and I needed one for my daughter at school. The weight of the keys and the sound were, if not identical, at least similar to the one we have at home. It was a great value and purchase.

I am admittedly a piano beginner, but the Kawai feels and sounds like a real piano to me. For the price this is an incredible instrument. I have been playing for about a month and cannot envision out growing the ES-110. The seat, stand, pedal and headphone package is a great deal for an additional $10. Probably worth closer to $100. Well satisfied with this purchase.