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Some European retailers are listing it now too and I'm also disappointed that the price is so much higher than the CDP-S350 at €100 more. It also doesn't come with a bluetooth adapter making the total price at these current retailers for the CDP-S360 plus bluetooth adapter €700 which puts it very close to the PX-S3100 (with included bluetooth adapter) at €880. It would be nice to understand why its €100 more than the CDP-S350 as on paper there doesn't seem to be a huge difference . Maybe its a highly marketing driven price rather than one based on hardware costs but of course I have no clue! I'm personally waiting until March before deciding on a digital piano. I currently have an old and cheap/limited 61 key keyboard and I am looking to replace it with an instrument that keeps the keyboard functionality but lets me progress more also on piano pieces as well as having some nicer inputs/outputs (my current keyboard doesn't even have line-in!). This is why I'm looking at instruments like the CDP-S350/CDP-S360 with respect to my budget, but since it's not available yet at all European retailers I'm going to wait with the hope that some retailer will have a better price.

Thanks Mike. That helps me with making a decision and much appreciated.

Hi! Does anyone know when (or if) Casio will be bringing the CDP-S360 to the European market? I am considering buying the CDP-S350 and noticed a newer model CDP-S360 with some updated features (max Polyphony increased to 128, support for bluetooth adaptor), though no mention of this model in European or American retailers. CDP-S360 Links: https://www.casio-intl.com/asia/en/emi/products/cdps360/?topics https://www.casio.com/ph/electronic-musical-instruments/product.CDP-S360BK/