Casio Privia PX-S7000 Portable Digital Piano w/88 Hybrid Weighted Keys, 400 Tones, Touch Sensor Controls, Stand w/ 3 Pedals, Bluetooth, USB, AC Adapter, 32W Speakers, Harmonious Mustard (PX-S7000HM)
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Color: Harmonious Mustard
Features
- 88-key Digital Piano with Smart Hybrid Hammer Action Keybed
- Audio/MIDI Recding - Harmonious Mustard
- String Damper Resonance Simulation
- 256-note Polyphony
- 400 Sounds
Description
Put simply, the Privia PX-S7000 is the best-sounding, best-feeling, best- looking Privia ever made. With brilliant style to match its breathtaking sound and touch, the Privia PX-S7000 is a stunning musical centerpiece for your home. It brings harmony to your life in more ways than one, with a striking modern design in your choice of finishes.
Brand: Casio
Color: Harmonious Mustard
Number of Keys: 88
Skill Level: Any
Special Feature: Portable
Age Range (Description): Teen
Item Weight: 64.2 Pounds
Model Name: Privia
Supported Software: Software supporting MIDI over USB, such as Ableton Live, Logic Pro, Pro Tools, and FL Studio
Product Dimensions: 9.53"D x 52.76"W x 4.02"H
Finish Type: Solid color finish (e.g., matte or glossy) in Harmonious Mustard color
Style: Modern
Connector Type: USB
Connectivity Technology: USB
Power Source: AC adapter
Headphones Jack: 3.5mm Jack
Instrument: Digital Piano
Manufacturer: Casio
UPC: 079767362706
Global Trade Identification Number: 06
Item Weight: 64.2 pounds
Item model number: PX-S7000
Date First Available: August 25, 2022
Color Name: Harmonious Mustard
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Color: Harmonious Mustard
I really REALLY like my new yellow piano!! I'd been saving for several years, and this piano has not disappointed me. The feel of the keys and sound can be customized and the user interface is super easy. I do think the speakers are maybe a bit under-powered, though a comfortable volume level for me is about 50% so it can get quite loud if you want. It's even better with a good headphone, it sounds fantastic. I really love the foot pedals which have hand-screw "anchors," and also the stand which makes the entire setup feel solid. You could conceivable remove the piano easily to transport it, but I intend this as my home piano. I'm very happy with this, and I bought the matching stool which really sets the whole thing off. BTW, although it has hundreds of sounds (voices) built-in, this is a "digital piano" more than a "keyboard."
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Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2025 by Skirl Skirl
Color: Harmonious Mustard
The piano is gorgeous. This is the first time I've purchased a piano solely for aesthetic reasons, and it's absolutely astonishing. However, the stool shown in all the promotional pictures from Casio is not included. What's even more disappointing is that it's not available in the US, but only on Japanese Amazon, where it costs over $500. I spent hours searching for a suitable bench that complements the piano's look on Amazon and Wayfair, but found nothing. Consequently, the piano's beautiful appearance is marred by a mismatched bench. This is very disappointing. Casio, this is a letdown!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2024 by Rad
Color: Harmonious Mustard
I love playing this instrument. And the styling of the instrument is amazing.
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2025 by Larry G. Bierman
Color: Black
Beautiful. Great feel, but stupid interface. Also, the speakers facing out the back is lame. My 15 year old previa had the speakers on the top, so it sounded crisp without having to be too loud. Also, no drums… ??? My old previa had super cool beats. The weighted keys are great. The looks and the feel of the keys are really the saving grace.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2024 by Daniel Murphy
Color: Black
We have only had the keyboard for a few days, but it has already been played...a lot!! Sounds great!!
Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2022 by Math Educator
Color: Harmonious Mustard
I just got it and I have to say wow! The color and feel of this piano are the best I’ve seen. It’s a statement when people see it. It’s a work of art and brings a room together in my opinion. I love that I can use it as a speaker when guests come over and play music. This is my first piano so I really can’t say if it plays better than others but I wouldn’t trade this for any other piano.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2025 by Viewspotter Viewspotter
Color: White
Update after 2 years of ownership: I still love this piano and have no regrets. It’s worth every penny. The action, the sound, the stand – everything about it is fantastic. My wife likes the look of it so much she wants to get rid of our regular upright piano and put the Casio in our living room. I bought the PX-S7000 two weeks ago as an upgrade to my PX-S1100, and I regret nothing. Both are fantastic digital pianos, and I recommend the s1100 to anyone who wants a top-notch instrument for under a thousand dollars. But if you have a little more cash on hand, then it is definitely worth splurging for the S7000. Here are the main reasons I upgraded. KEY ACTION The action of the S1100 was fine, but at times I would get sloppy while playing fast passages. I knew the problem wasn’t with me since I could play those same passages perfectly on my acoustic piano. That isn’t the issue with my PX-S7000. It feels just like my acoustic. In fact, it feels better. Now it’s the other way around: there are songs I can play perfectly on it that I struggle with on my acoustic. I don’t know how they did it. The keys still have a short pivot length like the S1100, but they feel completely different. Perhaps it’s the integration of wood. The keys feel solid—not heavy, but solid. They’re not light and springy like the S1100. They are also much quieter. With the volume at medium level, I can’t hear the keys at all (by contrast, with the volume at full level on the S1100, I could still hear the keys—it drove me nuts!) I am at peace now. When I make a mistake or struggle with a song, I know it’s because of my skill level and not because the action is holding me back. TONES The S1100 and S3100 have phenomenal tones. The default grand piano on each is excellent. But the S7000 is in another league. The 3 default grands are so beautiful. And there are dozens of other pianos and e-pianos and organs and hundreds of other instruments I’ll probably never use—but they all sound amazing. If nothing else, buy it just for those three grand pianos. SPEAKERS In this price range, there are a lot of pianos with bigger and better speakers. But the four speakers are definitely an upgrade from previous Privia models. The sound is full and crisp and lovely. It’s as loud and full as my acoustic upright. It can’t compete, though, with a grand piano. But I have no complaints. For jamming at home or playing songs for my family, the speakers are fantastic. (There are times when I forget I am playing a digital piano—that never happened with my S1100.) STYLE AND BUILD QUALITY The S7000 is gorgeous! It matches the furniture in our home and looks like it belongs there. I liked my red S1100, but it gave off a dorm-room vibe with the black metal stand and wires strewn about. The stand that the S7000 comes with is ridiculously stable. It doesn’t budge a millimeter when playing. The integrated pedals are also excellent. They are longer than the triple-pedal unit on my S1100, and I never have to worry about them sliding around. The “soft” pedal is also more responsive. CONCLUSION This piano does a bit of everything, and it does it well. The key action is phenomenal, the tones are gorgeous, the piano is stylish and solid and beautiful. There’s a lot more to it than what I have reviewed, such as MIDI controls and connectivity and customization. So be sure to read other reviews if those are your priorities. I simply wanted a beautiful piano that felt and sounded as good as an acoustic. Casio nailed it with the PX-S7000.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2022 by Laura Peterson
Color: White
It's important to note that I am still a novice. I upgraded to this piano after having clocked 500 hours on my yamaha p-71. To my ears, the piano sounds amazing, and the action feels really good. While the speakers are great, I would recommend getting a subwoofer just to give the piano a little bit more body and depth that simply cant be accomplished by just in-built speakers alone. from my original yamaha to this, the texture of the keys, the action, the speakers, and the overall sound quality are huge upgrades. there is a big difference when it comes to the nuances of the tone and resonance of the different piano patches, to where it even sounds very satisfying simply hearing the notes sustain and ring on a fermata. It has a bunch of features that I have not dove into yet, some of which I will likely never use (just knowing it has an arpeggiator function kind of bugs me). And being so feature packed, there can be some menu navigation, and some functions that arent quite intuitive (holding "func" while pressing "pause/play" activates metronome), so you will probably have to read the manual a bit to get the most out of it. Some other owners stated that the menu navigation renders this casio not as "immediate" as many other digital pianos in this price point. All in all, this is a lovely piano, and I would recommend it.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2022 by Joseph Geraci