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Roland FP-E50

Portable digital piano with PHA-4 Standard action.

Keys 88 full size
Action Hammer weighted
Footprint width ~136 cm plus seating
Price range €695 1 dealer · observed 2026-08-24
Roland FP-E50

Where it sits

Its price class holds 61 digital pianos between €370 and €1,450 (EU street prices) – the Roland FP-E50 sits in the middle there. The Roland FP-30X from the same brand sits around €100 below it – but with three pedals instead of one. At a comparable price the comparison also lists Casio PX-S3100 and Kawai KDP-75.

Strengths & limits

In its favour
  • 88 weighted keys with hammer action – the fingers learn the right force from day one
  • Bluetooth for apps and a wireless connection
  • USB-MIDI for learning apps, notation software and recording
  • Built-in speakers – ready to play without extra gear
Against it
  • Only one pedal included – the three-pedal unit costs extra

Price comparison

Price as of 2026-08-24 EU prices – local street prices differ ⓦ affiliate links

Technical data

Action PHA-4 Standard
Sound engine SuperNATURAL + ZEN-Core, auto accompaniment
Polyphony 256-voice
Display LCD
Amplification 2×11 W
Weight 17,7 kg
Connections USB-MIDI + Audio, Bluetooth Audio + MIDI, microphone input, Line Out, headphones, pedal
Features ZEN-Core-Sounds + auto accompaniment (Interactive Backing), microphone with vocal effects/Harmonizer, recording
Roland FP-E50 – key specs at a glance

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Alternatives in the same category

Kawai KDP-75 EU approx. €700–800*
Cabinet digital piano with RHC action.
Casio PX-S3100 €699–828
Portable digital piano with Smart Scaled Hammer Action action.
Yamaha Arius YDP-105 €729–769
Cabinet digital piano with GHS action.
Korg LP-380U €795–799
Cabinet digital piano with RH3 action.

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