Miditechi2 Mini 32 Keyboard - Black, MIT-00170

I'm not a keyboard player per se. I bought this to use with Sonar.My main problem is the keys are a bit "heavy" and slow, and it has a slight latency when live playing. (I've checked my set up and its not that).I don't use it very much as a live interface, so it works ok for what I want and the little time I use it.For the price I can't complain.Not much use if you're a budding Keith Emerson on a budget.

I needed something portable that I can use with my laptop as I'm always on the move going to studio sessions in different places and sometimes I don't have the time to install new drivers for different keyboards. I specifically went for this one because most keyboards of this size don't have actual Pitch and Mod wheels rather they have buttons which I'm not a fan of, It was also a bit bigger than I expected but I'm not complaining. Also as a bonus it has a sustain pedal port and for this price it was a steal. The Pitch wheel is responsive and the keyboard expression/velocity tracking is good. Overall a good keyboard if you need something reliable and portable to fit in you bag.

Great value for money the velocity works but don't expect to be able to play softly and fluently. I got this for my daughter and she loves it.

I thought I'd see what a reasonably priced 32 key midi keyboard was like. Well, now I know. Whole thing felt cheap and plastic. Keys were tiny and very spongy, and the pitch and mod wheels were very awkward and stiff. Sent it back and paid double for the Arturia Keystep. What a difference! A sturdy body with nice, firm keys. You do get what you pay for. Avoid.

BEST EVER SMALL KEYBOARD