Very entertaining presentation style, delivers what you need in a cursory review, well done and much respect.

I bought this for my 15 year old son for his birthday yesterday. He has been playing piano for about 6 years now and has moved onto guitar, violin, and the drums. He is so in love with it and has said how much he loves his momma about 1000 times since yesterday! Lol I dunno anything about pianos but between the manual and videos, I have been able to teach him many different tips and tricks that he can use to tweak his own music! Thanks for the video!

Thanks for being wooody😊

As an owner of a yamaha dgx670 i very much agree with this video, my spous also has the same reaction. Very happy with it. Thank you for your honest opinion ❤

Bought this piano 3 years ago and l absolutely love it ! It’s the best digital piano l have ever owned.

Enjoyed the review. Just getting ready to purchase one.

Hello from Denmark, I have played keyboards for over 20 years as a musican, the last 11 years with an Yamaha Tyros 4 and the last 2 years together with a Korg pa 1000. I dropped my Korg and got a Dgx 670 because it have 88 weighted keys,, for dinner music I only needed this keyboard alone. And VERRY IMPORTANT, connecting to a PA system using the headphone out it is the same as a normal left and right OUT, go to the MENU and use the
external amplifier out and the head phone out is charging to normal L and R out it is a little bit tricky, but I think if they have the normal L and R out yamaha will not sell so many off their other more expensive electric pianos. The dgx 670 is the cheapest keyboard I have used in my stage setup and all what you are saying in this fine video is ABSOLUTE RIGHT if you are pianist you have to try it and save a lot off money.

I have grown to really appreciate my DGX670 with it's detailed editing functions allowing me to create custom sounds that are inspirational.

Loved it! Great video 😃

Yes, indeed, best piano yet since the beginning of digital pianos. I bought the first digital piano back in the 1980s, owned dozens of Dpianos since in every module and full keyboard versions too, but none were what I considered an instrument, none sounded good, the note decay is always too fast, and the soft pedal and half sustain were never acoustic like. Then finally comes the DGX-670 and it is fantastic, has the most even voiced piano that can be voiced in any way the user desires to build the perfect sounding piano for everyone. The 3 pedal system is a must buy with the DGX-670 with the most perfect soft pedal and wonderful sustain with half pedaling.

The action is fine with me even thought I also own the Roland RD-2000 and the Kurtzweil PC4, all different actions but that is what I need to keep the skill of adapting to stage acoustic pianos. I am sooooooooo happy with this Yamaha, I only bought for the piano, but the arranger and all the other sounds is just an added bonus. Now I can practice piano at home with headphones at any time and get stellar sound, playability, expression, and not disturb the neighbors. The digital piano has arrived and is now an instrument, but only if you buy this piano.

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My Mother had the previous model DGX 650, which had a black and white screen, but very similar,.
It has a good sound and is loud enough to fill a living room, but too weak for a party with more than 6 people.
The DGX 670 has a nice color screen, somewhat small still, but big enough to read.
It is not comparable with Genos or PA5X, but really good for beginner and even intermediate player.
I guess the DGX 670 has somewhat better speaker than the older 650.
As I can afford more I will buy A CVP 909 (for 9700 EUR). I would estimate  the sound quality of the DGX 670  is about 80% to 90% of the CVP 909, but the price is less than 10%.
So the DGX 670 is really a good deal.
I agree: The bang for the buck is enormus ;-)

NICE JOB, THINKING ABOUT BUYING THIS MAYBE,

I would love of they made an upgraded version of this with 4 layering options. That would be cool :)

Thank you for you review woody, I am pleased that you decided to review the DGX670 as it was an instrument that I enquired about a year or so ago. Given the limitations you point out I do wonder if Yamaha may have clipped the wings of the arranger which I’m guessing forms the basis of this keyboard too hard? When I enquired about one at a major UK retailer they steered me away from it :0~

Btw I totally agree with needing speakers in an instrument, just power up an go!

I have the previous model of it, it's a great piano. I hook up my iPad to it. I'm able to play on it that way. Very affordable for a full size

Great value for money- had one before I went on a mad journey - CHORD LOOPER related - thru the PSR SX900 and PA5x - didnt stick with any of them but will be keeping a keen eye on the next gen version of this one.

I just bought one a couple weeks ago.  It's only portable for body builders.   But I also bought the Roland Go Keys 5 for portability and the Yamaha for practice when I am scheduled for the keyboard at church.

Thanks Woody.  I see that most of your review comments line up with the comments I left you last time, so that's a great reinforcement for me.  I'm sure that Yamaha won't be going through the comments on review videos, but I do hope that they might review what YOU have said.

If Yamaha could do just five things for this keyboard, it would be awesome.
1.  Rear Panel upgrade, to like a EW-425 plus MIDI In and Out Din connectors.
2.  More styles, say like 500 styles.
3.  Three Intros, Endings, Fills and a Break.
4.  Larger, 7" screen, 800x420, even if it's not a touch screen.
5.  Replace the Mod wheel with a joystick.

If they did just those five items, they would have a great keyboard, the best in the price range (and yes, I do think they have the best now, and I'm a Korg fan as you know.  Basically, give the SX-720 an 88 key keyboard and we'd be happy!  LOL

The absolute best review I've seen on Youtube. Woody, you are fantastic. Thank you!