Dexibell is an Italian manufacturer of digital pianos, stage pianos, and keyboards, established in 2013 by former Roland Europe R&D and engineering staff with backing from Proel S.p.A., an Italian pro-audio and musical instrument group. The company's instruments are designed and manufactured in Italy, and its product lineup is built around the VIVO series — named after the Italian word for "alive" — spanning home consoles (VIVO H1, H3, H5, H6, H7, H10), portable models, and stage pianos (VIVO S1, S3, S7, S8, S9, S10, including the S7 Pro and S7 Pro M with built-in speakers).

Dexibell's core engineering pitch is its T2L (True to Life) sound engine, which uses 24-bit/48 kHz sample playback and unlimited polyphony, along with modeled behaviors like sympathetic resonance, damper noise, and string release. The pianos typically ship with Bluetooth audio and MIDI, and pair with Dexibell's own VIVO Editor app for sound customization and the XMURE app for backing-track accompaniment. Beyond pianos, the brand also produces the COMBO J7 stage organ and the VIVO SX series sound module.

The brand is distributed internationally through Proel, with North American distribution handled by Proel North America beginning in 2017. Dexibell positions itself as a premium alternative to the larger Japanese digital-piano makers, trading on its Italian design and manufacturing and the Roland pedigree of its founding engineers.

Dexibell has 11 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Digital Pianos, Organs, and Sound Modules. Their gear is featured by 6 artists, with the strongest followings in Rock, Funk / Soul, and Pop. Notable users include Justin Lee Schultz, Derek Sherinian, and 中村郁香 (Nakamura Ayaka).