Digital pianos Roland

Roland FP-30X WH

One step above entry level: stronger speakers, finer sound, same top action.

Keys 88 full size

Action Hammer weighted

Footprint width ~136 cm plus seating

Price range €639 1 dealer · observed 2026-08-24

Colours

White WH Black BK

Where it sits

Its price class holds 57 digital pianos between €320 and €1,250 (EU street prices) – the Roland FP-30X sits in the middle there. The Roland FP-E50 from the same brand sits around €100 above it – but with only one pedal instead of three. At a comparable price the comparison also lists Yamaha P-225 and Thomann DP-51.

Strengths & limits

Price comparison

Technical data

• PHA-4-Standard-hammer action
• Sound engine: SuperNATURAL Piano
• Polyphony: 256-voice
• 56 voices
• metronome
• recording
• Twin Piano
• amplification: 2× 11 W
• Connection: USB-MIDI + Audio
• Connection: Bluetooth MIDI + Audio
• Connection: headphones ×2
• Connection: Line Out
• Connection: Pedal
• pedals: footswitch included; optional KPD-70 (3 pedals)
• Weight: 14,8 kg
• Roland Piano app (practice diary, remote control)
• Twin-Piano-Modus for Unterricht
• Stronger speakers than the FP-10, USB audio recording

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Alternatives in the same category

Roland FP-30X €604
One step above entry level: stronger speakers, finer sound, same top action.

Thomann DP-51 EU approx. €600–700
Cabinet digital piano.

Kawai ES-120 €599
The insider tip of the class: piano sound and action a notch above entry level.

Yamaha P-225 €562–599
The P-145’s bigger brother: finer action, better sound, Bluetooth – the portable mid class.

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