Thomann DP-26
Portable digital piano.
Keys
88
full size
Action
Hammer
weighted
Footprint width
~136 cm
plus seating
Price range
EU approx. €300–340*
estimate
Where it sits
Its price class holds 30 digital pianos between €215 and €635 (EU street prices) – the Thomann DP-26 sits in the lower third there. The Thomann DP-28 Plus from the same brand sits around €65 above it. At a comparable price the comparison also lists Alesis Prestige and Casio CDP-S110.
Strengths & limits
In its favour
- 88 weighted keys with hammer action – the fingers learn the right force from day one
- Built-in speakers – ready to play without extra gear
Against it
- Only one pedal included – the three-pedal unit costs extra
- Discontinued model – the house-brand successor is the DP-33
Price comparison
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Technical data
| Action | Hammer action (weighted) |
|---|---|
| Polyphony | 128 |
| Amplification | 2× 10 W (4 Ohm) |
| Notable | House brand – value entry (OEM build); discontinued – house-brand successor: DP-33 |
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Alternatives in the same category
Casio CDP-S110 €299The cheapest serious 88 with hammer action – slim, light, honest.
Alesis Prestige EU approx. €300–350*Portable digital piano with Graded Hammer Action action.
Korg Liano L1 EU approx. €315–360Compact piano with light keys.
Donner DEP-20 EU approx. €330–420The challenger from China: a lot of 88-key piano for the money – with clear trade-offs in action finesse and support.
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