What is the best piano to use for beginners?

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Kawai Piano is best for the beginners levels because there keys is very soft and sounds is good 😊 and you know the model no. you text me. Will explain more. 😊
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1) Roland FP-30X – Overall Best For Beginners. 2) Korg B2. 3) Casio Privia PX-S1100. 4) Alesis Recital Pro 88-Key. 5) Williams Rhapsody 2. 6) Medeli SP4200. 7) Yamaha YPG 235. 8) Yamaha P71.
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