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Hi

Does anyone here own / played a Dexibell H10? On paper and on the few demos I found on the web it seems like the perfect fit to me but thanks to covid I won't be able to try it anytime soon. I was only able to try a nord grand which has great sounds but the action just feels off to me.

I'm looking to replace my 20-year-old clavinova with something better. My budget is around 3-5k. I don't need tons of sound; a good piano sound, good inbuilt speakers and a very good action are the most important aspects to me. I can always use VST's for additional sounds.

Additionally, I would prefer a more compact design which isn't as tall as a real piano which rules out a lot of the obvious candiates like the kawai c99. Any suggestions? It will only be used as a home piano.

There are a lot of pianos less tall than the Kawai CA99, CLP-785, Roland LX series and other "uprights". In fact most models in the Kawai CN and CA ranges and Yamaha CLP ranges are. So are most of the Roland HP models.

There was one person who wasn't happy with the H10, but it's in no way an established fact that there's something wrong with it: https://forum.pianoworld.com/ubbthre...vo-h10-fatar-tp-400-w-advice-needed.html

I'm interested in this piano as well and would love to hear some experiences with the H10 or H10MG. I haven't seen any reviews other than Tony's @Bonners YT channel.

Thanks for your responses, your recommendation to check out other pianos led me to try out the yamaha clp-785 which, even though it is bigger than I wanted, I prefered over the Dexibell which I was finally able to try. Don't get me wrong - the dexibell is an outstanding digital piano which would also be great for gigs, but I felt more "connected" with the yamaha.
Hard to describe.