Trying to decide what the best piano is for you? Which gives you more opportunity to learn?
First and foremost, a digital piano is designed to simulate an acoustic piano accurately. If you have the right digital piano, in effect you are learning on both and can easily transfer your skills.
Beyond that, digital pianos provide many unique benefits that simply don’t exist with their acoustic counterparts. 
1. They allow you to practice quietly
Digital pianos have the capability of plugging in headphones and turning your practice sessions into something only you can hear. Headphones can also give more power to your practice sessions because they block out noise and other distractions, leaving you free to concentrate on private practice without bothering others.
2. They allow you to record and listen to your performance.
Recording your performance can help you hear exactly what you’re doing and recognize your strengths and weaknesses. They offer built-in features that allow you to record and playback music on the spot. Listening to your performance can help you resolve many issues, including timing, memory, even practicing by ear.
3. They allow you to improve your rhythm
Timing is essential to playing the piano well. For beginners, it’s often the most difficult thing to achieve. People often tend to speed up or slow down specific parts of a song, depending on their capabilities. A digital piano can help you pay more attention to that with a built in metronome, able to help you control the tempo and beat.
4. They can create more sound
With a touch of a button, a digital piano can create many different types of sounds. This can help you get into the true flavor of how the song was written. Try practicing music that was originally written for a harpsichord by changing it to inspire you and help capture the passion of how it was written. Experimenting with sound can also help you become a better musician.
5. They have unlimited potential with programs and apps
Just like every other interest or desire, piano playing can be improved with an app. Do a little research and you’ll find apps help you with everything from learning to recording. They improve your understanding of music theory, or make piano playing even more fun by adding in games.
6. They make practice more efficient
Are you struggling with motivation? Digital pianos can help track your practice and make you a better more dedicated player. They have features to maximize your playing efforts and help push you to improve in the areas that matter most to you.
