Casio SA-77 44-Key Mini Personal Keyboard, Gray

The first one i order was dropping the volume due to lose volume slider After return and started to practice I discovered the keys are out of proper scale and tunes After losing money and starting to practice Not worth the time, keys are off tunes, in different variations upps and downs

Good product, I will suggest to buy AC adapter along with this purchase..

Molto buona: è abbastanza completa e il suono è buono. L'insegnante è soddisfatta. A mio parere andrebbe fornita con caricabatterie obbligatorio

I am a piano player. I own a full size Yamaha and a 88 Key digital Yamaha keyboard. So why purchase a mini "toy" type keyboard.? I wanted something portable that would run on batteries. When I am working on a song I often want to get the melody from my head and out where my ears can actually hear without having to run to the piano. I can sit on the couch or sit in the bed and "noodle" a bit. I can use headphones if needed. In addition it is just fun to listen to the different sounds it can produce. The keys are a bit small, but that was no surprise. Casio has been around awhile, so I think they know how to make quality keyboards and electronics. The cost is minimal for this type of product. It is nicely constructed and has a decent volume for the type of usage I have in mind. (also has headphone jack ) If you want something small that can operate on batteries with multiple functions like 8 note polyphonic (the ability to play 8 tones at one time) I think you will be happy with this well made little keyboard. In addition I think that a child that is interested in music would enjoy "playing" with it as well. Might spark the interest for a future Mozart!

Got this for my 4yo son and he loves it. It's like a new and improved version of those old casiotones . One of the coolest features that I didn't even know about before buying is the display. It has a little music sheet and when you hit a key it lights up showing you which note you hit. Pretty cool tool for learning how to read sheet music . The pre made songs are kind of cheesy but the patterns/beats are really cool and the tones themselves are great. There is a spot to plug in an ac adapter but one isn't included. There is a headphone jack on the back. The only thing I can gripe about is that it's not analog so if you barely tap a key it plays the note just as loud as if you smash the key down. Not sure if that's a reasonable ask on a $50 keyboard so still 5 stars but still worth noting.

The Keyboard is just perfect for kids beginning initial lessons. However i was misled by the seller which said the product included a adapter charger and carring case which were not found in the packet. It was disappointing and was misled.