Digital Pianos
Digital Pianos
Shop Digital Pianos Online
Buy Digital pianos online at All Music Mart. Our collection features Yamaha digital pianos across the P Series and Arius along with Clavinova ranges from portable 88 key models for students to premium instruments for advanced players. Get to know the features of different products and prices along with current discount and offers and add multiple products in the same order. Every order is tested and securely packed before leaving for delivery and we deliver PAN India. The majority of the products have the manufacturer’s warranty. Explore the range in All Music Mart and contact our team if you need help in choosing a model.
Why Buy a Digital Piano Online?
Purchasing online allows you to compare models and specification along with prices all in one place without going around showrooms. It also shows ranges that a local store may not stock. Various listings here on our collection page involves a bench, an adaptor or a stand so you can check what arrives in the box before you order.
Online purchase also is suitable for beginners who are still doubtful how seriously to take up the instrument. You can begin with a portable model with a stand and a sustain pedal and level up later. Whatever you select, the practical points are the same: verify that the instrument is in stock and verify the warranty terms alongside making sure it will be packed safely for transit.
Digital Piano Demand in India: Market and Statistics
According to Mordor Intelligence, India’s musical instruments market is supposed to reach USD 255.68 million in 2026 and is projected to reach USD 412.26 million by 2031 at a CAGR of 10.03%.
Reports from Intel Market Research state that the Indian digital piano market in 2023 was reported at a 12% growth ahead of the global average.
What is driving demand?
- Online learning. Mordor Intelligence and Statista both link growth to online tutorials and virtual lessons, which increase demand for entry-level instruments that can be played at home.
- Home recording and production, which supports sales of electronic instruments.
- Music education. Analysts point to rising incomes and expanding music education programmes across Asia-Pacific, including India.
- Normalised remote buying. Mordor says the pandemic made buying student-grade keyboards online more acceptable, although premium purchases still lean towards stores.
- Verified Market Reports notes that digital pianos are seeing notable expansion in India because of lower cost and remote learning trends.
Digital Piano or Acoustic Piano?
An acoustic piano offers natural resonance, but it needs regular tuning, careful climate control and a lot of floor space. Moving one is a job for specialists. A digital piano needs no tuning, lets you control the volume or play silently on headphones, and is far easier to move between rooms or homes. Many models also offer several instrument sounds, a metronome and recording functions that help practice.
For most Indian apartments, where space, noise and humidity are real constraints, a digital piano is the more practical choice. Serious students often pair one with occasional lessons on an acoustic instrument, so check what your teacher or examination board prefers.
Our Digital Piano Ranges
Our collection page lists Yamaha digital pianos, arranger keyboards and accessories. Prices change with offers, so check the product page before you buy. The figures below were shown on the collection page at the time of writing.
P-Series: portable digital pianos
The Yamaha P-125AB is an 88-key portable digital piano with an adaptor included, listed at ₹48,990. Portable models suit students, gigging players and small rooms, because you can move them and pair them with a stand. Add a compatible stand and a sustain pedal such as the Yamaha FC5, which is listed at ₹1,700.
Arius: home digital pianos with a bench
The Arius range is built for the living room. The Yamaha YDP-145 Arius console with bench is listed at ₹99,000 and the YDP-165 with bench and adaptor at ₹1,20,100. Cabinet-style instruments like these look more like furniture and offer a stable, full-size playing position, which many families prefer for children who practise every day.
Clavinova: for serious players
The Clavinova range sits at the premium end. Listings include the CLP-825R at ₹1,45,200, the CLP-845R in dark rosewood at ₹2,28,150, the CLP-875R at ₹3,65,800 and the CLP-875PE at ₹5,70,500. These suit advanced students, teachers and studios that want the closest feel to an acoustic piano.
Arranger keyboards and digital pianos with extra features
The Yamaha DGX-670 digital piano is listed at ₹97,000. The PSR-SX720+ and PSR-SX920 arranger workstations, both with 61 keys, are listed at ₹1,16,490 and ₹1,38,100. Choose an arranger if you want built-in styles and accompaniment for performing, and a piano-first model if touch and tone matter most.
Accessories
We also stock power adapters such as the Yamaha PA-500, sustain pedals and stands. Buy the accessories you need at the same time as the piano, so setup is complete on day one.
How to Choose the Right Digital Piano?
There is no single best model. Match the instrument to who will play it and where.
- Skill level. Beginners and children can start with a portable 88-key piano. Advanced players should consider Clavinova for a more realistic feel.
- Portable models fit small rooms and can be stored. Console models like Arius need a permanent spot but look at home in a living area.
- Our range runs from under ₹50,000 to more than ₹5 lakh, so decide your ceiling first, then add stand, pedal and bench costs.
- Choose a piano-first instrument for learning and classical repertoire. Choose an arranger workstation for live performance with accompaniment.
- Practice hours. A digital piano with a headphone jack lets you practise late without disturbing others.
If you are unsure, try describing your situation to our team and ask for a recommendation. Tell us the age and level of the player, the room size and your budget.
Ordering, Delivery and Warranty
Orders are usually dispatched within one to three business days from our warehouse in New Delhi, subject to stock. Estimated delivery is one to two business days in Delhi NCR, two to four days in Chandigarh, Punjab and Haryana, five to seven days across most other states, and up to eight to fifteen days for the north-eastern states. We deliver to more than 20,000 serviceable PIN codes across India.
Instruments are tested, padded and packed professionally before shipping. If an item arrives damaged in transit, we offer a replacement or a full refund, provided you return it in the original packaging. If a product goes out of stock after you order, our team will contact you, and you can wait, cancel for a full refund, or receive part of the order first. Products unavailable for more than ten business days are refunded automatically.
Most products carry a manufacturer's limited warranty. Warranty terms vary by brand, are valid within India only, and are serviced at the manufacturer's authorised service centre. You will need the original invoice, and the warranty card if one is included. Consumable accessories such as power adapters are not covered, and damage from humidity, moisture, modification or unauthorised repair is excluded. The warranty is provided by the manufacturer, and we help you locate the right service centre.
Caring for Your Digital Piano
A little care keeps a digital piano performing for years. Keep it away from direct sunlight, damp walls and open windows, since moisture and heat can damage electronics and are excluded from warranty cover. Use the adaptor recommended for your model, keep the keys covered when not in use, and wipe the surface with a soft dry cloth rather than polish or chemicals. Place stands on a level floor so the instrument does not rock during play.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which digital piano is best for a beginner?
A portable 88-key model such as the Yamaha P-125AB is a sensible starting point. It has a full keyboard and is easy to move. Add a stand and sustain pedal as you progress.
What is the difference between a digital piano and a keyboard?
Digital pianos focus on the feel and sound of an acoustic piano, with weighted keys and full-size 88-key layouts. Keyboards, such as the 61-key arranger workstations on this page, usually add styles, rhythms and accompaniment for performing. Choose based on whether you want to learn piano technique or perform with backing.
How much does a digital piano cost in India?
On our page, prices range from about ₹48,990 for the portable P-125AB to more than ₹5,70,000 for the CLP-875PE Clavinova. Accessories such as pedals and adapters cost less. Prices change with offers, so check the product page.
How long does delivery take?
Dispatch is usually within one to three business days. Delivery takes one to two business days in Delhi NCR and two to four in Chandigarh, Punjab and Haryana. Other regions take longer, up to fifteen business days in the north-east.
What happens if my chosen model is out of stock?
Our team will contact you. You can wait, cancel for a full refund, or accept a partial shipment. After ten business days of unavailability, you receive an automatic refund.
Can I use headphones with a digital piano?
Yes. Headphone practice is one of the main reasons families choose digital pianos, since it avoids disturbing others. Check the specifications of your chosen model for the headphone output.
Should I buy a digital piano or an acoustic piano?
For most apartments, a digital piano is more practical because it needs no tuning, takes less space and allows silent practice. Acoustic pianos offer natural resonance but cost more to maintain. Ask your teacher if they have a preference.
How do I contact you before buying?
Email support@allmusicmart.com or call 0172-4523398. Our team can help you compare models before you order.
Buy Your Digital Piano Today
Browse the full digital piano collection at All Music Mart to compare Yamaha's P-Series, Arius and Clavinova ranges, add the accessories you need, and check current offers. If you need help deciding, contact our team before you order.













