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Yes, a digital piano can break or malfunction. Despite being electronic, digital pianos are still physical objects with various parts that can fail due to wear and tear or misuse. For example, the keys, buttons, or knobs could break, the speakers could fail, or internal circuitry could become damaged.

However, because they are electronic, they are typically less prone to breaking compared to acoustic pianos, which have more moving parts. Additionally, many digital piano issues can be solved with software updates or repairs by a qualified technician.