Thomann DP-26
Portable digital piano – spec sheet with manufacturer data, no hands-on check from us yet.
Keys88full size
ActionHammerweighted
Footprint width~136 cmplus seating
Price rangeca. 300–340 €*as of 2026-08-08*
📋 Spec-sheet entry: the technical data comes from the manufacturer (as of 2026-08-08); we haven’t done our own hands-on check yet. What speaks for and against it – see our class favourite below.
Technical data
| Action | Hammermechanik (gewichtet) |
|---|---|
| Polyphonie | 128 |
| Notable | Hausmarke – Preis-Leistungs-Einstieg (OEM-Fertigung) |
Colour options
Black
⭐ Our hands-on favourite in this class:
Casio CDP-S110 (ca. 330–400 €) – honestly assessed by us with strengths and limits.
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Casio CDP-S110 (ca. 330–400 €) – honestly assessed by us with strengths and limits.
To the hands-on check →
Prices change daily – our price comparison is being wired up and coming soon. Until then the price range above helps. The wishlist is stored only in your browser.
Alternatives in the same category
Casio CDP-S110 ca. 330–400 €The cheapest serious 88 with hammer action – slim, light, honest.
Donner DEP-20 ca. 330–420 €The challenger from China: a lot of 88-key piano for the money – with clear trade-offs in action finesse and support.
Korg B2 ca. 350–420 €The overlooked fifth player: real hammer action from a heritage maker – often the cheapest serious 88.
Alesis Recital Pro ca. 240–280 €The online bestseller among 88s – honestly framed: lots of features, but not real hammer class.
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