Introducing the Casio AP-300, a digital piano that feels like it was built for folks who want the soul of a grand piano without the hassle—or the huge footprint. Part of the CELVIANO line, this beauty blends old-school charm with a modern twist. It’s got 19 tones to be inspired by, including a Concert Grand Piano sound that’s so rich, you’ll swear you’re sitting in a luxurious recital hall. At this price point, the AP-300 certainly won’t break the bank, which is a win for anyone looking for a high-grade instrument offering the most bang for your buck.

The Casio AP-300 is easy on the eyes too—sleek and compact, it easilty fits into any musical space, with a soft-close key cover that’s quiet and kind to your fingers. Three sturdy pedals give you that classic control, and Bluetooth opens the door to wireless connectivity with your phone or tablet. Pair it with the free Casio Music Space app, and you’ve got a fantastic resource to help you learn, play, or even record your latest composition. With a 20-watt, two-speaker setup that comfortably fills the room and a headphone mode that keeps it personal for late night practice sessions, this piano’s ready for whenever you’re feeling inspired.

Casio has certainly taken meticulous time to add a new dimension of comfort and feel to their digital pianos. The AP-300 featues Casio’s Smart Scaled Hammer Action Keyboard that makes every note feel like it’s coming from a grand piano. Those 88 weighted keys? They’ve got texture – ivory on the white keys and ebony on the black keys that offer such an authentic feel, you’ll forget you’re playing a digital piano altogether. It’s not just about pushing down; it’s how they spring back that lets you experience the organic feedback that closely resembles an acoustic instrument.

Casio’s also packed some serious hammer action into this slim design, and it shows. Each key’s has its own individual weighting, further adding to the authentic feel of this action. Whether you’re banging out a loud riff or letting a soft melody drift away, the AP-300’s right there with you, making it feel like it’s just you and the music.

The sound in the AP-300 comes from Casio’s AiR tech, and it’s like they’ve invested a lot of effort to capture the spirit of a real grand piano. The Concert Grand Piano tone is the standout—deep and warm, with little hints of string buzz and damper hum that pull you in. But there’s more than that; 19 tones total, from electric pianos with a cool vibe to strings that inspire an emotional performance.

You can tweak it to match your vibe too—flip on the Hall Simulator and it’s like you’re playing in a big, echoey room, or add some Reverb and Chorus for a little glow. The two speakers push out 20 watts of clear, full sound, and when you pop on headphones, you’ll be immersed in lush and inspiring piano tones. It’s the kind of sound that makes you want to sit down and play for hours.

The AP-300 keeps you connected without any fuss. Bluetooth lets you link up to your devices, turning it into a playground for music – stream songs, learn new ones, or just play along. The Casio Music Space app makes it even better, letting you fine tune your settings, pull up scores, or record in WAV or MP3. No line out is included, but the headphone jack can also hook to an amp if you need further amplification. It’s simple, smart, and fits how you actually use a piano.

• USB port for MIDI and audio recording (just plug in a USB drive and save your stuff)
• Bluetooth MIDI and Audio (wireless magic with the included adapter)
• Headphone jack for quiet time
• DC In jack for power

• 60 Built-in Songs
  The Casio AP-300 comes with 60 songs ready to go, like having a music library at your fingertips. You can play along, practice, or just listen—perfect for getting inspired or brushing up on your skills without hunting down sheet music.
• Half-Damper Pedal
  The three pedals – damper, soft, and sostenuto – feel solid and familiar, but the half-damper’s the real treat. Ease into it, and the sound shifts just enough to add some depth. It’s a small detail that makes a big difference in the nuances of your performance.
• Lesson Function
  The app’s Lesson Function is a great companion, as it lets you practice one hand at a time (right, left, or both) so you can focus on perfecting that tricky piece you’ve been working on. It’s like having a patient piano teacher who never gets tired of you.

The Casio AP-300 is the piano for regular people who want something special. The Concert Grand tone will certainly inspire you, the keys feel like you’re playing an acoustic instrument and it’s got just enough tech features to keep things fun without being overwhelming. Whether you’re new to playing piano or you’ve been at it for years, the AP-300 is sure to inspire anyone who sits down to play it. It’s not just about hitting notes; it’s about feeling them, and the AP-300 makes that so easy. If you’re after a piano that’s as real as you are, this one’s got your name on it.