Yamaha 88-Weighted Wooden Key Digital Piano Keyboard, Premium Sound and Touch, Music Rest, Sustain Foot Switch, Black (P525B)
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Style: P525
Color: Black
Features
- GrandTouch-S keyboard action faithfully replicates the detailed tonal variations produced in an acoustic grand depending on the players touch and expression. The exceptionally durable solid wood keys transfer vibrations from the instrument creating an important connection to the player.
- Updated CFX and Bosendorfer Samples provide greater expressive control so you can enjoy concert level power, brilliance, brightness, and improved touch response.
- Binaural Sampling technology delivers a three-dimensional sound in your headphones, creating the sensation of sitting in front of a world class concert grand piano, playing without headphones on.
- Grand Expression Modeling technology closely replicates the mechanics of hammers, strings, and internal components, giving you ultimate control over your playing.
- Virtual Resonance Modeling (VRM) recreates the resonance of the piano strings and body in real time as they would respond to the limitless factors present when playing an acoustic piano.
Description
The P525 features GrandTouch-S with wooden keys, synthetic ebony and ivory key tops, and escapement, and the CFX and Bösendorfer grand piano voices. The Smart Pianist app for iOS and Android devices makes selecting Voices and changing settings more intuitive. Rec n Share helps to take your musical journey to all of your social media platforms. Registration Memory adds live performance functionality to an already feature packed instrument. Available in black or white finishes.
Brand: Yamaha
Color: Black
Number of Keys: 88
Skill Level: All
Special Feature: Portable
Number of Keys: 88
Skill Level: All
Special Features: Portable
Operating System: iOS and android
Supported Software: Smart Pianist
Connector Type: USB
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, USB
Power Source: Corded Electric
Headphones Jack: 6.35mm Jack
Size: Full
Item Weight: 48.5 pounds
Item Dimensions: 52.6 x 14.8 x 5.71 inches
Color: Black
Style: P525
Brand Name: Yamaha
Age Range Description: Adult
Model Name: P525
Model Number: P525B
Instrument: Digital Piano
Manufacturer: Yamaha
UPC: 889025150613
Item Type Name: 88-Weighted Wooden Key Digital Piano Keyboard, Premium Sound and Touch, Music Rest, Sustain Foot Switch, Black
Manufacturer Part Number: P525B
Warranty Description: 1 year manufacturer warranty yamaha corporation of america (yamaha) is proud of the experience and craftsmanship that goes into every product we represent. Yamaha sells its products through a network of authorized yamaha retailers. Only these authorized retailers are equipped with sales and service support materials and training that are not readily available to non-authorized retailers. The yamaha limited warranty applies only to products that have been purchased from an authorized yamaha retailer in the fifty united states (including the district of columbia) and used in this area. For more information, please review the yamaha limited warranty for this product on our website.
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Style: P525
Color: Black
I want to start this review with my first impression because it immediately exceeded my expectations. Right out of the box, the piano felt exceptionally well-built and premium. It has a sleek, modern appearance that wouldn’t look out of place next to an upright piano. Everything feels solid—nothing is flimsy—and even the wood finish gives it a high-end look. It’s definitely not lightweight, but the weight is reasonable considering the build quality. An adult and a 10-year-old could carry it together without too much trouble. One of the first things I noticed was the keyboard. The keys are fully weighted and feel remarkably natural, much closer to an acoustic piano than a typical plastic keyboard. The key action has a realistic amount of resistance, making it comfortable to play expressively while also helping build proper technique. If you’re coming from a cheap keyboard, the difference is immediately noticeable. The biggest surprise, though, was the sound. In my opinion, it sounds better than some upright pianos I’ve played. The tone is rich, expressive, and incredibly enjoyable to play. I also love how much you can customize the sound. Being able to adjust the piano tone, pitch, damper resonance, and other settings lets you tailor the instrument to different songs and playing styles. I find myself changing the sound depending on the piece I’m playing, and having those options built in is a huge advantage. If you don’t have the budget for an acoustic piano—or simply don’t want the hassle of moving and maintaining a 600-pound instrument—this is an outstanding alternative. It delivers an authentic playing experience, sounds fantastic, and is versatile enough for both beginners and experienced pianists. I couldn’t be happier with it.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2026 by Gilberto mora
Style: P525
Color: Black
Replaced a 30 year old Ensoniq KS-32... so definitely a technology jump. I actually quit using the KS-32 many years ago, have a Yamaha Baby Grand. The P525 however is a welcome addition. I love the keyboard action, the piano choices and tweaks available, the added sounds and esp the Yamaha Smart Pianist app on a wireless IPAD. The ability to store your music sheets in PDF form and then import them into the APP is a nice touch. No more paper sheet music needed. Adding a backing track while playing illuminated sheet music than can be scrolled with a swipe is nice. Unfortunately, that can't be recorded. Yamaha, for some reason, has disabled the ability to record a rhythm while displaying a MIDI or PDF file. Their Tier 2 techs confirmed this. I did have to add some stability. A double 'X' frame still wobbles too much. This is a heavy unit. Had to switch to a Z frame. Their included music stand that 'plugs' into the top of the keyboard is also a weak design. It pivots back and forth easily. Presumably if you just have a piece of paper there it's a moot point. But... they encourage an IPAD and use of the Yamaha Smart Pianist App. So now you have a fairly heavy IPAD on this attachment, and.... you are pressing on it. Wobble wobble. Playing also wobbles this with an IPAD sitting there. Solution- a piece of rubber I cut into a wedge. Jam that into the center under the music holder, and that stabilizes it much better. Yamaha needs to include this as a quick fix, but it's easy to rig it yourself. There are other oddities. If you turn on the unit with your foot depressing the sustain pedal, it reverse its function. Meaning you start on sustain and if you depress the pedal it stops it. Just start over and then never put your foot on the pedal when powering up. Speakers are good. I picked up a BOSE noise cancelling headset, which is either bluetooth or wired. You have to use the wired option for this (I don't think you can bluetooth to it?). There are two headphone jacks also. There aren't a ton of buttons to learn, like some of the higher end gigging keyboards. If you are a home player, and want some great piano sounds, maybe add a soft jazz backing track as a metronome, want your sheet music in PDF form, add some band sounds, records a few songs for your family, and want to follow the bouncing ball on MIDI files or follow along, this is all possible...
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Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2024 by Jamazon
Style: P525
Color: Black
I needed to get a replacement for my old P-140, whose now-noisy action has worn out considerably, but is still better than the terrible sloppy and noisy action on the Casio Privia I wasted money on three years ago. So I waited until retirement and finally could try again. As it happened, the 525 was/is a new model with the latest tech, some of which I had never heard of and thought it might be a bit of overkill, as I really didn't need to have the mechanical noises of an acoustic grand reproduced to get a sense of authenticity. The action is slightly lighter than I expected, but that being said, the action is SO much more responsive than the P-140. Unfortunately, one of the Yamaha apps that they claimed works with the 525 did not; and I really don't need to change the settings on the piano via an app, but that's what SmartPianist does. The other app was for recording, but it either doesn't work or I haven't figured out how to hook everything up properly to make it work. Directions these days are so terrible, and although the Yamaha site has expanded itself a lot, it is still hard as ever to find what you are looking for. Anyway, it will be interesting to see how long this action lasts. I can play Hanons on the P-140 instead of wearing out the new piano. But seriously, for me this was like getting to play a $200,000 instrument (actually two counting the new Bösendorfer sampling), for under $2000 including a 4-year Asurion "no-matter-what-happens" protection plan. (If I live long enough, maybe I can afford a Nord!) I was really nervous about buying this to be shipped, but it came in perfect condition. If you can afford it, don't hesitate! Addendum 9/22/24: I forgot to mention one downside to the redesign. I guess to improve the sound quality they placed the speakers on the top facing up. While improves the sound quality it leaves the speakers vulnerable to dust and worse possibilities. I feel compelled to cover them whenever I’m not using the piano so I miss out on having the aesthetic near me all the time. It definitely makes me nervous. Another thing worth mentioning is the Baudrilliard-esque experiencial paradox. The detailed reproduction of every minute mechanical acoustic grand sound to try and replicate the experience of playing a real 9 foot acoustic grand actually creates a sort of disconnect as you are aware that you are playing in a small space on a small instrument. It sounds real and fake at the same time. Still, I like the sound boost and auto adjusting EQ that adjust to how loud you are playing. Finally, I just wanna comment on the action once more. I had said it surprised me. It felt a little light. When I compared it to my P140, the P/140 definitely had a firmer action even after 15 years of pounding. But while the 525 action is lighter, it is far more responsive. Okay I’m done. I hope my blathering on helps someone feel more confident making a decision.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2024 by Christopher O'Rourke
Style: P525
Color: Black
capabilities are tremendous.....great sound....good key action...super impressed
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2026 by christopher cochran
Style: P525
Color: Black
I cannot believe there isnt an equalizer. The bass notes are perfect but the midrange could use a little boost with the way I play. I tried connecting to my new yamaha mixer but the only way I can get that to work is to run it from headphone jack into the mixer and that causes headphones to sound terrible. Being I am not using this to haul around I regret not checking out the Arius or mlre piano-like models. Anyone else plug this into a mixer and then use headphones from the mixer?
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Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2025 by Rodney Stephenson
Style: P525
Color: Black
I have two Yamaha digital pianos. One at my house (P-515) and one at my business (P-525), where I am fortunate enough to get to practice in between things. When I bought this one I thought it was the same model as the one at my house, because I love that one, it's perfect and feels/sounds like a real piano! I haven't been able to play at my house very much so I hadn't noticed that they are two different models. And I'm shocked at how different they are. The P-525 keys don't feel as heavy as the keys on my P-515. And you can hear the key presses more on the p-525 then you can on the p-515. The p-515 is definitely more like a real piano for the feel/sound quality. So I'm a little disappointed that I didn't realize that sooner and that I bought the wrong model. I wish I had two P-515s. As a plus for me, I do practice more at work on the P-525, which if the keys were heavier my fingers would get tired faster and I wouldn't be able to practice as long. So it worked out, but the p-515 is definitely the clear winner for sound quality, key weight, and nearly silent key noise.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2024 by happyfeeshie
Style: P525
Color: Black
So the speakers and sound are really good quality and I’m impressed considering how small the speakers are. Though the keys aren’t really that great. Even though they are real wood keys like a piano, the touch does not feel any different than your basic keyboard. I was hoping it was a bit more realistic, like an acoustic Piano, but it’s not what the description makes it out to be.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2025 by 6.5Shoe
Style: P525
Color: Black
I haven’t played the piano in several decades. Once I decided it was time to return to my love of making music, it was just a matter of choosing the right keyboard. I could not be happier with my choice. I could play for hours, simply using the default grand piano settings, but that’s just where the fun starts. The variety of instruments is amazing. If you close your eyes, you would swear you were sitting at a real acoustic piano. The included pedal works flawlessly, absolutely necessary for the true piano experience. I’m still working out the kinks of communication with external devices. I was hopeful to be able to use the built-in Bluetooth functionality to connect to external speakers, but that doesn’t appear to be the case. I’m sure there’s a way to make it work because it is capable of sending and receiving with a smart app. They do advertise this keyboard as portable. I would put bold air quotes around that phrase. This sucker is heavy, I mean really heavy. Once you get it on a stand, you’re not going to want to move it around too much. but that’s an acceptable cost for a keyboard of this quality. If you are on the fence, jump off and buy this keyboard. I don’t think you will be disappointed.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2025 by Scott D