Casio CT-S400 vs Yamaha PSR-E373 vs Roland E-X30 Which One to Buy?

Casio CT-S400’s starting price is $379 quite a reasonable price range for beginners.

It has 61 standard keys.

Yes, it has 3 sensitivity levels for easier adjustment.

It has 600 built-in instrument tones.

It has a maximum of 48 notes of polyphony to be played at the same time.

Yes, a MIDI Recorder can record 5 songs, 6 tracks, and 40,000 notes for each song.

Yes, the transpose is available with -12 semitones – 0 – +12 semitones configuration.

It has a pair of powerful 13 cm speakers and 2x 6 cm tweeters with low power consumption at 2.5W on each.

Yes, you will find it on the back side of the keyboard in a stereo mini jack type.

Yes, a Type-A USB port to connect the keyboard to a laptop and work as a MIDI.

Yes, with an additional Bluetooth Adaptor WU-BT10 (optional accessory).

Yes, the sustain pedal input is also on the back.

Yes, for demonstration song selection

Yes, the auto-accompaniment includes 200 built-in rhythms.

Yamaha PSR-E373’s starting price is $410 a good deal in the low-end category.

It has 61 organ-style keys.

Yes, 3 levels of sensitivity (Soft, Medium, Hard) and a Fixed setting.

It has 622 built-in instrument tones including Panel Voices, Drum/SFX kits, Arpeggio, and XGlite Voices.

Yamaha PSR-E373 has 48 voices of max polyphony.

Yes, it can record 5 songs and 2 tracks.

Yes, a standard transpose configuration: -12 to 0, 0 to +12.

It has 2x robust 12 cm speakers with 2.5W amp power on each.

Yes, a standard stereo phone jack using the PHONES/OUTPUT on the back.

Yes, a Type-B USB port (USB TO HOST) to transmit MIDI data to a Laptop.

No, Yamaha PSR-E373 does not equipped with Bluetooth function.

Yes, the KEYS TO SUCCESS function with Lesson 1–3, Touch Tutor, Chord Study, Chord Progression, and more.

Yes, on the back you will find the sustain pedal input.

Yes, the auto-accompaniment features Smart Chord and Multi-finger functions with 205 preset styles.

Roland E-X30’s starting price is $479.

It has 61 standard keyboards.

Yes, it has velocity sensitivity but without level adjustment.

It has 647 preset tones including Drum Sets.

Roland E-X30 has 256 voices ensuring all of the notes can be heard when played simultaneously.

Yes, it can record up to 10 songs with an additional 100 built-in songs for you to play along with.

Yes, a standard transpose -12–+12 (in semitones).

It has 2x 10 cm speakers and 2x 2.5 cm tweeters @10W amp power.

Yes, on the back with a 1/4-inch phone type jack.

Yes, it has 2 USB Ports: a Type-B (to Computer) and Type-A (to Flashdisk).

No, the Bluetooth function is not available on this unit.

Yes, with a 1/4-inch jack type.

No, Roland E-X30 is not equipped with a Lesson function because the unit is targeted toward entertainment purposes.

Yes, the auto-accompaniment has a One Touch Setting function with 347 preset styles.