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When deciding between a digital piano and a keyboard, it’s essential to consider your specific needs, because both have their advantages and disadvantages.

A digital piano is designed to replicate the feel and sound of an acoustic piano more closely. Many digital pianos have a fully weighted and graded hammer action keyboard, which makes the keys respond similarly to an acoustic piano, encouraging proper finger technique and dynamics. They often come with multiple built-in sounds and effects, and some even have recording capabilities. Some digital pianos also come with a sustain pedal, just like an acoustic piano.

On the other hand, keyboards are generally less expensive and more portable than digital pianos. They usually have unweighted or semi-weighted keys, which might not be ideal for developing finger strength and technique as on a regular acoustic piano. Keyboards tend to have many more sounds and features, like rhythm and beat functions, which can be fun for