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I bought cts before, but returned it because the white and black keys of cts1 are smaller than my yamaha p125, thank you for your answer

Well, I'm a beginner, and everyone's adaptability is different. I like CTS very much, and I will work hard to improve my skills. I checked Yamaha and Roland digital pianos, and they are almost the same size as the acoustic piano (12key≈165mm). My question is the casio digital piano similar in size to the acoustic piano or similar to the CTS? (My English is not good, I am using translation software. If I offend everyone, please forgive me. Thank you everyone.)

Well, I'm a beginner, and everyone's adaptability is different. I like CTS very much, and I will work hard to improve my skills. I checked Yamaha and Roland digital pianos, and they are almost the same size as the acoustic piano (12key≈165mm). My question is the casio digital piano similar in size to the acoustic piano or similar to the CTS? (My English is not good, I am using translation software. If I offend everyone, please forgive me. Thank you everyone .)

I have checked Yamaha and Roland digital pianos and they are the same size as the acoustic piano (12key=165mm). Is the Casio digital piano the same as the CTS or the same as the acoustic piano?

"The standard dimensions of piano keys are generally consistent across most acoustic pianos. The white keys have an approximate length of 6.5 inches (16.5 cm)". I have checked Yamaha and Roland digital pianos and they are the same size as the acoustic piano (12key=165mm). Is the Casio digital piano the same as the CTS or the same as the acoustic piano?

I really like the Casio CT-S, it's portable, looks good and sounds great, updating to a full size keyboard would be perfect

I like the Casio CT-S, but it's not a full size keyboard and I often make mistakes. I hope Casio will update to a full size keyboard (12key=165mm) . 1，This video gives full-size keyboard data at 5:45. 2，roland go is a true full size keyboard, check out this video