Mouskey MEK - 200 61 Teclado electrónico portátil kit de teclado de piano para principiantes con soporte, Banco, auriculares, micrófono y pegatinas

I bought this for my son. He is already an advanced drummer and he wants to try piano so I bought him this keyboard. It was a great beginner price and it came with everything he needed.

This keyboard comes with plenty of features that you’d expect from a beginner keyboard as well as some nice accessories (I especially like the stand it comes with). The keys feel nice, which makes it easy to play. There are 2 negatives for me that I want to highlight. 1) I don’t like the “piano” sound. It sounds quite fake and harsh. However, there are 300 different sounds to choose from and I did find some that are nice. 2) There’s no way to hook up a sustain pedal. Instead there is a sustain button included that allows the notes to last longer, but it doesn’t make up for the lack of a sustain pedal. Not having a sustain pedal keeps this keyboard functioning as only a beginner keyboard. You could definitely do worse for a beginner keyboard. The included accessories make this a little more of a worthwhile purchase, especially for someone who is just starting out with piano.

Given the very low price of this keyboard set, I wasn't expecting much; a sentiment that continued once I unpacked the kit and felt the ultra-light weight of the keyboard itself. I was, however very surprised and pleased to find that my preconceived notions were WRONG. Yes, this keyboard weighs practically nothing. The housing is made of plastic and feels somewhat flimsy. You certainly wouldn't take this keyboard to a "gig" if you were a performer (which I am). Of course, that isn't at all what this unit is intended for. This keyboard is clearly meant to be a learning tool. In this context, the light weight could actually be considered a "plus." Likewise, the somewhat less-than-robust construction shouldn't deter anyone from considering this unit. It is intended to be more-or-less stationary. As a learning tool, this unit is wonderful. On offer are "ONE KEY TEACHING" and "FOLLOW TEACHING," both of which function exactly as their description suggests. Highly intuitive and fun to use! Most surprising to me was the sounds available; both in quality and quantity. There are 300 preset voices, all of which sound substantially more pleasing than that of most "budget" keyboards. I can definitely imagine using these sounds for "demo" recordings (I'm primarily a songwriter) at the very least. There's also a VIBRATO button which adds a pitch variation effect to whatever voice is currently selected. Nice touch. Also available is a RHYTHM section which allows one to play 300 distinct drum patterns in 26 styles. The sounds, while obviously synthetic are acceptable; if not remarkable. Each drum pattern also features a variation with the touch of the FILL IN button. And should none of the present drum patterns suit you, you can play your own in real time with the eight DRUM PAD buttons located directly above the keys. For the novice (or not), there are SINGLE FINGER and FINGERED CHORD buttons which allow the playing of chords with... a single finger. This feature only works on the lower end of the keyboard, allowing the playing of chords with the left hand while playing other parts with the right. The drums and chord functions can be combined to create a RHYTHM pattern. In this mode, the FILL IN button is available to spice up your rhythms. The TEMPO can be adjusted with - and + buttons, and the tuning can be adjusted with the FINE TUNE buttons in a similar fashion. You can also use the TRANSPOSE buttons to change the key of your rhythm patterns. Can you tell yet that this keyboard is DEEP? There are a surprising number of features here. There's a RECORD section which allows you to save a performance and play it back. This records all the sounds you make, including any drum or rhythm patterns and even a vocal if you plug the included microphone into the appropriate input on the back of the unit! Other unexpected features include a MIDI IN and MIDI OUT jack; allowing the unit to be used as a controller for any outboard voice units or with a computer sequencing program. There are also USB IN and USB OUT jacks for additional connectivity. Naturally, a HEADPHONE jack (1/8") is present for silent practice. Inserting the plug from a pair of headphones (included in the package) automatically mutes the internal stereo speakers. Speaking of the package, the entire kit includes: 1. The keyboard itself 2. A fairly sturdy "Z-shaped" stand (assembly required) which is height adjustable. 3. An X-braced collapsible stool 4. A microphone 5. Headphones 6. A sheet music holder that attaches to the top of the keyboard 7. An instruction manual. My only complaint about the manual is its bevity. Many of the available features aren't covered within, forcing the user to learn through trial-and-error. Fortunately, most of the features not specifically covered are somewhat obvious in their operation. I would assume a more thorough owner's manual is available through the Moukey/Donner website; although I haven't confirmed this (yet). I've literally only scratched the surface of all that this keyboard can do. This unit is a fantastic bargain and would make an ideal first keyboard for a student or indeed any casual player.

I am so happy with my purchase, I think the keyboard is great. I bought it mainly because I wanted my kids to start playing and the headphones keeps them entertained and quietly. The mic doesn't work without the headphones because the speakers are pretty loud so you can get bad feedback without headphones. But all the keys are accurate and it has some pretty cool features. I cannot complain what so ever, this was a fantastic deal and an overall good product.

Great for adult beginners trying to rediscover and relearn piano. Amazing sound and craftsmanship, reasonably priced. Arrived past due date but it was worth the wait.