As a pianist and professional musician for many years, having played on many acoustic and electric pianos, I have to say that the Casio S110 is beyond my expectations at this price. The feel and response of the keyboard, especially in the harder setting, is amazing and comparable to much more expensive pianos. The piano sounds are quite good, while the other sounds are not as much, but for someone who is interested in playing piano at any level, it is more than enough!

After 2 months from the purchase, the keys of the first octave of the G were sticking, also the rest of the second, third, and fourth octaves when I played p.piano or m.piano even piano sounded more like hitting a wooden box than the notes. I sent it for repair, let's see when I will receive it back. I am considering replacing it.

I played the piano for 7 years when I was young, so I bought it now at 30 to play as a hobby. Unfortunately, I didn't like the feel of the keys. It has plenty of options for sounds. The sound of the piano is not very satisfying. Some keys don't press well depending on the sound output setting. It could be cheaper

I bought it for my son who has been playing the piano for two years. The piano is very good! The feel of the keys is excellent, heavy but not to the point of killing yourself when playing like in other pianos.
The sounds of the three pianos (grand, mellow, and bright), the three electric pianos (rhodes, dx7, and wurlitzer), and the two organs (pipe and jazz) are very good, but the harpsichord and the strings not so much.
Very good build quality, good speakers without distorting the sound at maximum volume, and aesthetically pleasing. In short, a value for the money electric piano, ideal for beginners and intermediate students.