Casio WU-BT10 Wireless Bluetooth Audio & MIDI Adapter for CDP-S and Privia PX-S Digital Pianos

I bought this for my Casio Casiotone CT-S1 and it unlocks a variety of functionality for it that, in my opinion, made it worth its cost even though it was nearly half the price of the keyboard.My primary use for it is to pair my Macbook or iPhone to my keyboard and use its speakers to play music. The speakers on the keyboard are decent enough so in purchasing this product, I basically bought a $70 Bluetooth “speaker”that doubles as a keyboard. Very neat.One great feature when using this pairing device is that the audio from your phone/laptop/music player will not mute the keyboard’s audio. So when you play on the keyboard, you will hear both the notes and the device’s audio. The two audios together sound very natural in that it doesn’t cut out/interfere with your music or distort it in any way. With this function, you can play/practice along to songs, etc.This device also allows you to use the keyboard as a Bluetooth MIDI device that works with DAWs. It was a a bit awkward for me to setup and use it with Logic Pro. I’m a beginner with Logic Pro though so others may have a better experience with that.Casio also has an app for phones/tablets that has songs with sheet music to practice along with on your keyboard. This product allows you to pair your keyboard to the app and such, but I tried it once and will likely never use it for that again. There’s just a lot better options to practicing than using the Casio app.All in all, this is a great product and I highly recommend it to anyone who owns a Casio keyboard that supports this device.

This audio adapter makes easy to connect my Px 3100 to my devices

I wasted too much time with this. It may have been a repackaged defective item since it was just loose in the box. Pairing was flaky on my Android phones and tablets. Sometimes I could get audio and no midi, other times the other way around even though I followed the video on the Casio Music Gear channel. I was able to pair audio with a Win11 computer, but it would never connect with midi. In the end, I just connected my Casio CT-S1 keyboard to my computer and tablet using a USB cable and audio cable.I'm not sure why I thought an $80 BT device would be better than the two cables I already had.

Connect tablet or phone to play audio through keyboard speakers. Easy to mix music or flowkey through keyboard for playing along.

I've been using the Casio WU-BT10 adapter with my CDP-S100 digital piano for the past few weeks. It has significantly enhanced my practice sessions by enabling wireless connectivity.

I purchased this so that I could use my keyboard with Simply Piano. It works for that purpose and every other piano app I have tried. I do have to reconnect it each time I turn on the keyboard via the Casio piano app but that’s easy enough.

I purchased this for my Casio LK-S450 keyboard. I hate to say I had connectivity issues. Yes, I followed the instructions and yes, I understood that the connectivity setup is done within the app. It was hit or miss and enough of a hassle to reach over and plug in the USB midi cable and moved on. The Bluetooth Midi adapter has potential to be a great convenance, but based on my experience it isn't there yet. I looked to find out what version of Bluetooth it used and I never found a clear answer. I strongly feel it's old school technology. I also discovered that this adapter does not unlock any super features that the USB midi cable doesn't provide. I like Bluetooth, but in this case I'm happy with a dependable cable.

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