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March 7, 2025 - So, even without the Casio Chordana Play app, you shouldn’t have too much trouble navigating. The S110 comes with every single feature mentioned and nothing more. In fact, the only feature the S110 has over the S100 isn’t really a ...

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November 12, 2022 -

I have the option of buying the CDP-S110 new or the CDP-100 used for the same price. Which is better and which would you go for? (I’m a beginner) :)

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The S series of CDP pianos is much newer than the old series. The CDP-100 came out sometime in 2006. The CDP-S110 came out in early 2022 as an updated version of the CDP-S100. I'm not sure why you would want to purchase a USED 17-year old piano when you could buy a new more-recent one.

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I can’t speak for the CDP S110 but I had a CDP 100 and was pretty happy with it. The speaks don’t sound the best when your play with the volume all the way up. As long as it’s a good price I don’t think either would be bad.

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r/piano on Reddit: Casio CDP S110 vs CDP S100

August 23, 2020 -

Hi there

I am looking into getting my first keyboard, and after researching for several days I am set on the Casio CDP S100. I've found I can order one online, but then I stumbled upon the CDP S110. it costs about $80 more, but when I look at the specs, I cannot find anything different between the two.
Can some one point me out to what the differences are between the two? and if it's worth going for the newer one?

Thanks

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I know they improved the sustain on the grand piano sound, but it still sounds a bit plasticky to me (from videos). Dunno if they improved the other sounds.

(I've owned the S100)

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Have you found any news on this topic? I'm also considering whether the S110 is more worth it. I would use it only as a MIDI keyboard.

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Additionally, the CDP-S110 now comes in an elegant new colour option - white. Meaning you can now get a piano that better suits the environment it’s going to be placed in. ... When a new version of a product is released, most people's thoughts turn to the previous model and how the latest one compares. In the case of the S100 ... Casio promised improved sound quality, but how does the new CDP-S110 hold up to its predecessor?

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December 5, 2024 - Now, if you’re deciding between the Casio CDP-S110 vs Casio CDP-S100, it’s worth nothing that the extra bit of processing power that the CDP-S110 is packing gives it a subtle improvement over its predecessor.

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July 29, 2025 - Recommended Price: £389.00 (UK) – currently unavailable in US. The CDP-S110 is set to become the new entry-level version — “the perfect first step for learning music“, says the Casio blurb.

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Comparison Casio Compact CDP-S110 vs CDP-S100

They offer the same number of built-in tones (10 pcs.) and features like a metronome and transposition. However, the CDP-S110 is available in two colors (black and white), while the CDP-S100 is only available in black.

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May 15, 2025 - Casio’s Dynamic Stereo Sound Engine powers each of these presets, and it is the same engine that powered the prior CDP-S100 model, as well as the more advanced CDP-S360. It is worth reiterating here that the CDP-S160 and the CDP-S110 are identical in terms of their sound sets, so you won’t be missing out if you’re in a region where the other model is unavailable.

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March 17, 2023 - Update February 2023: The CDP-S100/CDP-S150 models have been discontinued and replaced by the new CDP-S110/CDP-S160. You can read our in-depth review of the new instruments here. We’ve previously covered the newest keyboards from Casio.

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September 25, 2025 - Casio CDP-S110 is the upgraded version of its predecessor – CDP-S100 – features a slim body design, compact keyboard mechanism, lightweight, high-quality grand pianos & electric pianos; thanks to the rich palette of expression on the natural ...

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r/piano on Reddit: Casio CDP-S100 Worth It?

May 1, 2023 -

I recently came across a Casio CDP-S100 on sale and I am in desperate need for an upgrade because my keyboard right now is not weighted, has 66 keys, and has no pedal. I have done some research on the keyboard and it seems like it is a good enough for a beginner, but I also want to make sure it has some longevity at least until I need a new one 4-5 years from now.

Any advice about this purchase? Do any of you have the Casio CDP-S100? What do you recommend?

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I'm just a beginner but I started on the S110, which is almost the same as the S100 (same action, some updated features). I'd say it's all right, but I've also upgraded recently and am quite glad I did. Anyway, again I'm just a novice myself so take my comment with a grain of salt, but re: the CDP-S110 (or S100), I think: The sound was mediocre (including on quality headphones) and I ended up playing it exclusively with VSTs. The action is serviceable; I actually prefer it over the entry-level Yamaha GHS, which I also get to play on regularly (on an Arius), but that's just my opinion. Of course, it's noticeably worse than the high-end slab actions from both Casio (e.g. PX-S6000) and Yamaha (e.g. P-515), which I also get to play regularly, but for the price, I think it's quite decent. I don't have much experience playing on Roland or Kawai digitals, so I can't say. In terms of other features, I think the consensus is that for piano playing, they don't matter that much, but I'll point out there is no recording feature on the S110 (and I assume the S100), and depending on how you practise, you might miss it (I like to record and listen to myself immediately afterwards). So, all in all, it's an all right board for its price, but I wouldn't personally want to keep it for 4-5 years if I could help it; though the same could be said, for me, of something like the Yamaha P-45. I've heard several people say they liked their entry-level Kawai (e.g. ES120) and Roland very much (e.g. FP-10) and they wouldn't mind staying with them for years... I don't have a lot of first-hand experience with those brands, so maybe they offer better long-term value, I don't know. Hope that helps!

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January 19, 2022 - (Image credit: Casio) The CDP-S110 is the successor to the CDP-S100, which we rate as one of the · best digital pianos for beginners. Like the CDP-S360, it features an 88-note scaled hammer action keyboard, and still promises an authentic piano ...

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r/piano on Reddit: Is the Casio CDP-S110 a bad piano?

January 10, 2024 -

Feeling a bit of buyers remorse choosing this keyboard as my second digital piano, after my first keyboard broke.

Don't get me wrong, I love this thing, I've had it for about 6 months. But after reading reviews on here of people saying that it sounds bad, it feels bad, its just bad in general, I'm having regrets of not choosing a "better" option.

Is this keyboard really that bad for someone who's been playing for a few years at an intermediate level?

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If you love it, why does it matter that other people don't? Is this keyboard really that bad for someone who's been playing for a few years at an intermediate level? I've never played one so no idea. In terms of its price point to me it seems like something that you'd buy as a beginner and upgrade to something more expensive after a few years. But that all depends on how much you enjoy playing it and how much disposable income you have. I can't imagine it really holding back your improvement, so if you enjoy playing on it, isn't that what matters?

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I had a previous version of that piano, CDP-S100, it served me well for couple of years. I upgraded to Casio AP-470 because mostly I got used to the feel of Casio pianos, and in my country there's not a lot of choice here. I would say, even though AP-470 has some more options, it feels quite similar to S100 so it doesn't justify the price. So I'm kind of in my own hell of buyers remorse as well, but I didn't have much choice. I actually miss the portability of the S100 model the most, as I could hook it up right to my PC, put it on my front desk and use my screen for reading music sheet, guides, videos etc. Having a full sustain pedal is nice, I don't know if S110 has that option as well, for half-pedalling I mean. But I digress. If you're not liking the sound of the piano (I didn't) then you can use some VSTs. I mostly used Pianoteq, it sounded great on S100.

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Whether we compare the Casio CDP S100 vs Yamaha P125 or vs Kawai ES 110 or vs Roland FP 30 the comparison does not make sense because there is a price difference of around 100 euros.

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March 28, 2024 - My overall opinion on the Casio CDP S100 is that is a nice choice for beginners. It’s not loaded with a lot of sounds, but it is more of a digital piano than a keyboard. Weighted keys and the portability it has to offer are it’s selling points. I have also been very open about Casio’s sounds getting better with every release and I believe the sounds are pretty good here as well for the money.

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r/redditenfrancais on Reddit: [Piano] CASIO CDP S110 vs CDP S100

January 8, 2022 -

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Je cherche à obtenir mon premier clavier, et après avoir fait des recherches pendant plusieurs jours, je suis prêt sur le Casio CDP S100. J'ai trouvé que je pouvais en commander un en ligne, mais je suis trébuché sur le CDP S110. Cela coûte environ 80 $ de plus, mais quand je regarde les spécifications, je ne trouve rien de différent entre les deux. Certains peuvent-ils me souligner quelles sont les différences entre les deux? Et si cela vaut la peine d'opter pour le plus récent?

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