Casio CDP-S110 Black
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Essential Information About the Casio CDP-S110 Piano
Essential Information About the Casio CDP-S110 Piano
- Ultra-compact and lightweight 88-key digital piano, ideal for home, lessons, or rehearsals, with AC power supply or 6 AA batteries (approximately 13 hours of autonomy).
- Scaled Hammer Action II keyboard with progressive touch and fine-grain non-slip surface for a feel closer to an acoustic piano.
- 10 essential tones (grand pianos, electric pianos, etc.) and 64-note polyphony to play chords, pedals, and transitions without saturation.
- Stereo amplification 2 x 8 W, simple connectivity, and compatibility with the Casio Music Space app to control and enhance practice.
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A "Slim" Reference in the CDP-S Range for Playing Anywhere
The Casio CDP-S110 embodies the "slim" spirit of the CDP-S series: offering a portable 88-key digital piano that remains affordable without sacrificing the essentials of piano playing. Its "high-density" design optimizes footprint to facilitate transport, installation in small spaces, and mobile use, while maintaining true playing comfort for serious beginners or those returning to piano.Keyboard Design
The CDP-S110 is equipped with a Scaled Hammer Action II mechanism on 88 keys, featuring graduated hammer weights that replicate the bass-to-treble progression of an acoustic piano. Touch sensitivity offers 3 levels (can be disabled) to adapt dynamic response to your technique and repertoire. The fine-grain surface improves finger grip, useful for working on regularity and endurance during long sessions.Sound Quality
The sound engine provides 10 versatile tones (grand pianos, electric pianos, and other essentials) designed to cover everyday playing needs: classical, pop, accompaniment, metronome practice, or simple enjoyment. Timbre variations follow velocity to maintain natural expression, and 64-note polyphony ensures smooth rendering on chords, overlays, and legato passages. For playing without external equipment, the stereo amplification 2 x 8 W and its 12 cm x 6 cm speakers deliver clear and balanced sound, suitable for a room, classroom, or small rehearsal.Built-in Effects
- Reverb: 4 types
- Chorus: 4 types
- Transposition: from -12 to +12 semitones
- Fine tuning: A4 = 415.5 Hz to 465.9 Hz
Technical specifications
| Effects | Reverb, Chorus | Touch | Heavy |
| Arpeggiator | No | Split & layer | Partner mode, split |
| Bluetooth | No | Max polyphony | 64 |
| Speaker diameter | 5" | USB to Host port | No |
| Number of speakers | 2 | Inputs | Audio, USB Midi |
| Velocity sensitive | Yes | Outputs | 3.5 mm headphone, Pedal output |
| MIDI DIN I/O | No | Color | Black |
| Number of keys | 88 | Finishing | Matt |
| Keyboard | Scaled Hammer Action II | Audio input | Stereo mini-jack |
| Touch response | 3 sensitivity levels, off | Headphone/Output | 1 multifunction output terminal (stereo mini-jack) |
| Soft-touch keys | fine-grained surface | Pedal | Included: SP-3 x 1 (2 terminals) |
| Polyphony | 64 | Speakers | 12 cm x 6 cm (oval) x 2 |
| Number of tones | 10 | Amplifier output | 8 W + 8 W |
| Demo songs | 2 | AC adapter | AD-A12150LW |
| Transpose | -12 semitones ~ 0 ~ +12 semitones | Battery power | 6 AA batteries, approximately 13 hours |
| Tuning control | A4 \= 415.5 Hz ~ 440.0 Hz ~ 465.9 Hz | Power consumption | 8 W |
| Metronome | 0 to 9 beats; tempo range: 20 to 255 | Dimensions | 1,322 x 232 x 99 mm |
| USB port | Type B | Weight | 10.5 kg |
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Customer reviews
What customers say
Summarized and selected by AI from recent customer reviews
Customers praised this digital piano as excellent for beginners, featuring authentic sound and touch that resembles a real piano. Reviews highlighted good quality, easy operation, and multiple useful functionalities. One customer noted it's "a bit heavy," but overall feedback is overwhelmingly positive.
Review highlights
- “I find the sound of a real piano, similar touch! Top!”
- “Easy to use, several useful features. Perfect for beginners, I recommend.”
- “Very pleasant to play, good quality.”
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The piano is easy to use, there are several useful features
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Great to start with. Just a bit heavy
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Very pleasant to play, good quality.
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great digital piano for beginners!
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Casio CDP-S110 suitable for beginner piano players?
The scaled hammer action II covers 88 keys and reproduces a weight gradation between the bass and treble. Three touch sensitivity levels, with the possibility to disable, allow the keyboard response to be adjusted.
Can this Casio digital piano operate on batteries?
With 6 AA batteries, the stated battery life is about 13 hours. The AD-A12150LW power adapter is also provided. Weighing 10.5 kg and measuring 1,322 x 232 x 99 mm, it is easy to set up in a limited space.
Is it possible to connect headphones and a computer?
The multifunction stereo mini-jack output allows connection of headphones or external amplification. The USB Type B port sends MIDI in class-compliant mode to a computer and music software.
What is the power output of the built-in speakers?
The stereo amplification delivers 2 x 8 W through two oval speakers measuring 12 x 6 cm.
Can Casio Music Space be used with this piano?
The Casio Music Space app allows control of tones, sensitivity, and the metronome from a smartphone or tablet. It notably includes a PDF score viewer, a MIDI player, and functions to modify the tempo or key of audio files.
