Playing the piano keyboard is fun with the entire family and friends.In the market there are many music brands available including Ibanez, Fender, Cort, Gibson, Epiphone, Washburn, BC Rich, Dean, Granada, Walden, Taka mine, Cort, ESP, PRS, Jackson, Pluto, Casio, Yamaha etc. If you are looking to buy a perfect Piano keyboard, you should buy it of Casio or Yamaha brands. If you are considering buying a digital piano keyboard, then this article is for you.

Yamaha's PSR, DGX/YPG and p series - Yamaha's PSR, DGX/YPG and p seriescover 61, 76 as well as 88 keys. With Yamaha Keyboards you have decent options. Its cost and sound is relatively good as compared to other keyboards.

Digital piano Casio Privia PX130 - Digital piano is the electrical instrument which was designed as an alternative to traditional pianos. Casio designed the digital piano Casio Privia PX130 model and it produces full sophisticated sound. It is light weight less than 25 poundsand a lot cheaper in price from the real piano. This is convenient for anyone has to bringing instrument around a lot for performance, or practice. Casio Privia PX-130 keyboards are 88 full-sized keyboards which can offers the player the natural and sensitive feel as playing on grand piano's keys.  A player can record any of their performance to review later. This feature very useful for instructor and students too.

The Casio PX-860 - The Casio PX-860 is very popular brand in the market. It stand out in the market with its ultra-modern cabinet design, which bear more than just a passing resemblance. In this keyboard, you will have 88 note keyboards in line with a standard modern piano. The PX-860's keys have 3 sensor scaled hammer action ivory touch keys. The keyboard is able to realistically recreate the touch and feel of an acoustic piano. The PX-860 has 4 digital samples per tone giving rise to added expression and feel. It has both reverbed and chorus digital effects available whereas the F-110 only has reverb.

CDP-100 Casio Keyboard - A standard modern piano keyboard has 88 keys (i.e. 7 octaves). The CDP-100 has 88 weighted keys. It has 5 different piano tones onboard and it has a 2x 8W speaker system. It is capable of producing a realistic grand piano sound from one of these tones.