Reddit reviews Casio PX-350 BK 88-Key Touch Sensitive Privia Digital Piano with "AIR" Acoustic and Intelligent Resonation System and Power Supply, Black

I'm a fan of Casio's PX line. They're not perfect of course, but I've always found them to be great values in terms of how closely they mimic a piano for the price. Basically anything labeled "Casio Privia PX" with a number at the end is in the same line, but there's less logic to their product names than there used to be.

Specifically I recommend the PX350, which you can find here: https://www.amazon.com/Casio-PX350-BK-Intelligent-Resonation/dp/B0094D3JI4

Again, it packs a lot in for $600. I have its predecessor from 2010 (the PX330) and even that one isn't too bad all things considered, but the modern ones blow it away with how much more realistic they feel and sound.

Do you have a link to this? I've been looking at getting the PX350.

Edit: found it

So I'm finally going to start working part time and start saving up for a keyboard. My first question is if the Casio PX350 is worth the 100$ more than the Yamaha P115. And my second question is how much are piano lessons on average? I'm so damn excited to finally get formal lessons after all these years of butchering music on my own.