Great piano sound and feel. My only complaint is that it takes a while to get used to the touch controls, instead of knobs.

Was looking for a piano under $1000 with great sound and fun to play. This has a very rich sound and feels amazing to play. Love the Bluetooth option to navigate settings and learn songs. If you want a piano that has an amazing grand piano sound and don't need a million tones this is it.

This is a sleek looking piano. The grand piano is great and so are the other sounds but i wish it had the electric bass sound as the split sound instead of the acoustic bass but it's no big deal. I bought it for the piano and the e piano sounds. I love the layout with just the power on and volume knob that's visible while the other functions lights up. The keys feels great for my taste and it's wonderful for playing any type of music. Love the stereo L/R outputs instead of just the headphone output to use with an amp or PA system plus you can use the 3 pedal option or the damper pedal (the one that comes with it is a plastic box pedal). The wood stand that's an option instead of an X stand if you're using this at home or a church would be the best. It will set the piano at the correct height plus looks nicer. The light weight is a huge plus just in case I need to carry it to an event. Casio has done a great job improving their line of Privia pianos and this one is an excellent choice for any skill level. Love it!

I love the red❤ Very nice feel and tone to it.

For the price I can't see getting a better board than this. Although the dynamic range is a bit narrow the piano sound is still controllable. It Only bothered me a bit on a Bill Evans transcription of I loves you porgy ( still doable). Most players will never have an issue with this or even notice. Bluetooth nice touch. After three weeks I'm happy with this board. As piano only, I think it covers a lot ground. Some Boleros, Bebop, Salsa, Ballads, R&B yes. Do I wish it did this or that, yes. But for 650.us I think this baby punches way above it's weight class. Extremely Portable and Battery operated, just extra gravy baby. Very Nice Casio.

I bought this as a backup piano since my upright is thunderous and I can't practice at night. I didn't need 700 tones and 200 beat tracks. I just wanted a default grand piano that sounded good, and they nailed it! It sounds and feels like an acoustic piano. I read some negative reviews about the PX-S1100 having black keys that were slightly lighter (GASP!) than the white keys. I've been playing the piano for 35+ years, and I can't feel the difference. Sure, it's not identical to my acoustic piano, but it's about as close as could be. I have no problem switching between the two of them. The keys feel so realistic. The hammer action is topnotch. The ivory texturing on the keys makes a huge difference. They feel and play like acoustic keys and are far superior to the slick plastic keys found on other digital pianos in this price bracket (I'm looking at you, Yamaha and Roland). This piano also comes with Bluetooth which makes it super easy to control through my iPhone. On that note, if I had one negative thing to say, it would be that the onboard controls might be too minimal for some folks. It's really meant to be controlled through a phone. But I'm fine with that because it makes for a sleek, uncluttered design--like what Apple might build if they made keyboards. If you're on the fence, don't overthink it. You get a lot of piano for the price. It's perfect for practicing. It feels realistic. The sound is superb. It's easy to use. It looks awesome. My only regret is not buying something like this decades ago! (One caveat: I'm only reviewing this as someone who plays on it at home when I don't want to disturb the family; I can't vouch for it's portability or stage-worthiness.)