Why I buy this one ?
- Lightweight USB Keyboard with 37 Mini Keys

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What our customer's say!

"Delayed note", My son ordered this to add to his music program. He is 12. He was disappointed that the key board keys were too small and that there was a significant delay before you could hear the note. Overall, the quality of the keyboard did not match the description for which my son based his order.

"Okay for a basic unit", I was disappointed that this keyboard does not register key velocity. Other than that, it is fine for what it is. IF all you need to do is trigger sounds, then this is a good travel keyboard.

"This is a toy, not an instrument...", This is a perfectly functional MIDI controller. It's not velocity sensitive, but for many applications this doesn't matter. There is also no built-in capability to shift octaves, but depending what you're using it for this might not be a huge issue either.

The problem with this keyboard is that it's just too small. Yes, the description describes them as "mini keys." But I've used other keyboards that claim "mini keys" that were significantly larger than these. I found it nearly impossible on this keyboard to hit a single key; the keys are just barely as wide as my fingers.

I knew when I saw the box that I had made a horrible mistake. This item is obviously intended almost solely for children. It's actually perfect for children; but the description doesn't make this particularly clear.

If you're looking for a quasi-functional MIDI controller on the cheap for adult use, look elsewhere. This might work for playing simple beats, but for actually playing melodies you'll just find yourself frustrated.

"Too small", My ring finger is a size 3, and these keys were too small for my fingers! I ended up shelling out the $180 for the M-Audio Axiom 25, and returned the ekeys. Definitely not for adults due to its toddler size.

"Keyboard works on Mac. SOFTWARE DOESN'T!", The keyboard does a nice job as a usb unit. The packaging does a less than stellar job of clearly stating up front that none of the educational software is written for the Mac.