MIDIPLUS AKM320 USB MIDI Keyboard Controller, Black, 32-key

The keys are not too clunky, its not too heavy. It sits next to a laptop on a plane, train, or desk, without dominating. I've travelled with this for a few months now and it's been solid. I like it. I have all of the mainstream mini-keyed keyboards over 25 keys and it is as well built as any of them PLUS - it has a proper pitch bend rocker, the USB is full (not micro). Recommended for travel and for that spare keyboard under your monitor.

I bought some crazy other MIDI keyboard but I was surprised with the lack of keys really irritating me. It left me to giving it away and going back to this keyboard. This might show how much love I truly have for this keyboard. It's really cheap and of course not super high quality, but enough to make it passable. Works well once it's plugged in, has very easy to understand octave controls, paired with pitch and modulation / volume buttons. Some small buttons to work with, but good for a beginner because you don't really want a lot to overwhelm you: as a beginner, you are much better off with learning how to record basic chords or melodies on FL Studio or whatever such you use, and you don't need any crazy buttons for that really. With a decent number of keys, but small enough to make it at least semi-portable, it works well for home use, though personally I think the quality would make it questionable for portability. I would recommend this to anyone starting off with FL Studio or just wanting a really cheap midi keyboard for melodies and such. Despite being 2 years in making music, I've still been using this keyboard and I wouldn't change that for a second.

It works perfectly with no scratches nothin. It also came in about 2 days using amazon prime delivery and it works nice. Worth the price.

Muy buen producto para empezar. Tuve algunos problemas al conectarlo por primera vez pero luego de unas horas lo resolvió desde el sistema operativo (Windows) Lo recomiendo bastante si quieres algo sencillo para empezar. Las teclas son un poco duras pero con el tiempo logras acostumbrarte

It is ok.

I wanted a MIDI keyboard to supplement my digital piano, which lacks pitch & modulation wheels and isn't portable. Keyboards can be pricey, so I decided it would be best to start with a low-end model and then upgrade later on if that seems necessary. Important reasons I opted for this over other low-end keyboards: - 32 keys instead of 25. That may not sound like a big difference, but it's noticeably roomier. - Pitch and modulation are wheels, not buttons or other things. - Price. It was the cheapest MIDI controller on Amazon at the time I was looking. I'm in every way happy with this keyboard. All the controls work, and the key feel is consistent, though not high-end. I was afraid the quality might be bad since it's cheap, but, so far, no issues. I'd recommend this keyboard to anyone wanting to do MIDI input and not ready to make a big purchase.