The update to Roland’s F140R is finally here in the brand new F701. Like its predecessor, the F701 is a digital piano built to fit modern life. It features a contemporary and compact design, perfect for small spaces, but also has tons of useful technology from Roland, like Bluetooth Audio. It has an authentic and expressive piano sound, remarkable for an instrument so compact and accessible.

Despite its compact, contemporary design, the DP603 is actually an upper-tier home piano built to satisfy even seasoned musicians. It features one of Roland's top two actions, the authentic sounds of one of their finest sound engines, and the onboard speaker system projects power that belies its small cabinet. Considering the price, the DP603 is consistently regarded are one of the 'best value' digital pianos around, but its stylish cabinet design void embellishments means one doesn't really have to sacrifice in any one area.

Roland's RP701 replaces the RP501, and sits at the very top of the lower half of Roland’s digital piano lineup. An above-average mid-range option, but not quite a true high-end digital, the RP701 offers a unique blend of good sound, solid action, tons of features, and a cabinet that will light up any room.

For most piano shoppers on a budget, it is important for them to know that they are paying for the features that matter most to them. The Roland RP107 is the ideal instrument for any aspiring pianist to begin their piano journey on. The value is packed into the instrument’s tone and touch, which are the most important details of virtually any piano. Featuring Roland’s trusted PHA-4 action and cutting-edge SuperNATURAL tone engine, the RP107 is well-equipped to supply players of all ages and levels with an inspiring and engaging playing experience.