IMPORTANT NOTICE: I haven't find a CASIO's software to connect my keyboard with my Mac and transfer music,files, midi,etc.. only with Windows OS, besides that love it!.... it has a really good size, some people complain it is heavy, but what do you expect with 76 keys. The only thing is you will need to read the manual multiple times and use google a lot because the keyboard has too many options but the Manual is not that good and the info online it is that helpful. So far I have been able to download any score, convert it into MIDI and upload to the keyboard, so I am able to save the song in the keyboard's memory and play it any time. The keyboard also include lessons and playback if you want to learn a specific part of a song. The speaker I think it is decent, the only thing that I would include to this Keyboard is bluetooth to connect to any device.

I bought this keyboard because I like being able to sit down and record music to the pattern sequencer to make beats, melodies, get down quick songwriting ideas etc. without having to always open up my laptop and fire up my DAW (Protools, FL Studio). I can tuen this baby on and start laying down tracks. There is a bit of a learning curve since there a lot of feautres, and this thing definitely cannot be mastered overnight for song / pattern recording. But for me it was worth the time investment to learn these ins and outs. Also, plenty of sounds. When I do hook this up to my Audio Interface and record to my DAW I can add additional effects that make some of the Casio sounds really come to life. I love this keyboard.

I really like this keyboard. I had one of Casio's early versions I bought about 8 years ago. I used it in my classroom (elementary music teacher) every day 6-7 hours until finally some of the touch sensitive mechanism began to go wonky and I'd have random loud notes. Replaced it with this one. Casio has upped their game as far as the instrument sounds, as well as the built in percussion tracks. I don't use the built-in speakers, but run it through a very good sound system, and I am amazed how lovely and realistic the various patches are. I hope I get as much life or more out of this one as I got out of its predecessor.

I bought my 1st Casio in the 80's. I had 2 Yamahas over the years, but only the Casio still works. I needed a new keyboard-figuring I was due, and bought this unit. The Piano sounds pretty much exactly like a Baby Grand. The keys have a piano like feel-kinda like weighted, and WAY beyond my expectations. There are a billion other features-most of which I will never use-but as I progress, may endeavor into them over time. It's rare that I would recommend anything this highly. The price was great, as well

For the money it is a five star product. 10 years ago (in my 20s) I earned money tuning pianos and also went around with some guys and played gigs at dirty little bars in Saint Paul/Minneapolis MN. I hadn't had a piano/keyboard for a few years when I purchased this. I have a couple small children now. This thing's got the Casio Tones! I ran it through a Sony 200watt stereo head out to a pair of cheap craigslist ($60) 15 inch KLH speakers. Rocks and pounds! Kids love it. They play it. They have a "dance party" when I'm playing. Very capable machine for this type of fun. You can split the keyboard anywhere you want to , the keys feel decent.