
Roland FP-10 vs FP-30X
The same PHA-4 Standard keys. The FP-30X adds Bluetooth audio, 2.7 times the polyphony and almost double the speaker power.
Six rounds, updated October 20, 2026.
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Roland wins at all three price tiers, on the keys, the sound and connectivity. Choose Yamaha if your teacher asks for it, you want the Smart Pianist app, or you want the CFX grand sample in a simple home cabinet, the Arius YDP-146.
Read the comparisonThree price tiers, updated October 25
Ten comparisons, from whole brands down to single models. Each one opens with who should choose which, and why.
Edited by Shahadat ShahiUpdated October 25, 2026Independent: we don’t sell pianos

The same PHA-4 Standard keys. The FP-30X adds Bluetooth audio, 2.7 times the polyphony and almost double the speaker power.
Six rounds, updated October 20, 2026.

PHA-4 Standard against GHS keys, plus where the P-145BT and P-71 fit.
Six rounds, updated October 22, 2026.

No single winner. Yamaha for a broader range, CFX sound and Smart Pianist; Kawai for its focus on piano actions and Shigeru Kawai sounds.
Three price tiers, updated October 25, 2026.
Every photo shows pianos from the page it opens.
Whole line-ups, matched model by model

Pictured: Yamaha P-45 vs Roland FP-10
Updated Oct 25, 2026

Pictured: Yamaha P-145BT vs Casio CDP-S160
Updated Oct 22, 2026

Pictured: Yamaha P-225 vs Kawai ES120
Updated Oct 25, 2026

Pictured: Casio CDP-S160 vs Roland FP-10
Updated Oct 25, 2026
Two pianos, round by round

Updated Oct 20, 2026

Updated Oct 22, 2026

Updated Oct 19, 2026

Pictured: Yamaha P-145
Updated Oct 19, 2026
A review set against its rival, and piano against keyboard

Pictured: Casio PX-S1100
Updated Oct 19, 2026

Pictured: Donner DEP-20 vs Yamaha PSR-E483
Updated Oct 25, 2026
Each maker's line-up, ranked. See all rankings

Pictured: Yamaha P-225
Updated Oct 21, 2026

Pictured: Roland FP-30X
Updated Oct 23, 2026

Pictured: Kawai ES120
Updated Nov 2, 2026