MPK Mini MK3 : Superb keyboard for the price.
I’m not a professional pianist, but I am a professional sound engineer.
I mostly work with live instruments, but most projects I do these days include at least some software instruments. So far I’ve got by with an old M-Audio keyboard, but I needed something better for a theatre-project I was working on. I wanted a portable and nice feeling keyboard that could make playing and recording synths and especially percussion easier, and this one ticked all the boxes for me: Small and light weight, pads, rotary encoders and a nice price.
Pros:
Keys feel nice. I like that they’re a bit stiff.
The rotary (endless) encoders are a huge plus.
The pads are very good. Velocity sensitivity is very good.
Excellent portability. Low weight and small frame means this will fit in the smallest of bags.
Cons:
Keys are a bit on the small side, but it’s not a huge issue unless you’re expecting real piano keys. I don’t play “real” piano, so I don’t care much, but my significant other, who’s a pianist, absolutely hates the size of the keys.
The joystick, instead of separate mod and pitch wheels, is so-so. It’s not a dealbreaker for me, but I would prefer wheels.

Technical Data
- Manufactured by AKAI Professional
- Released in 2020
- Average price : $94
- Dimensions : 318mm x 181mm x 44mm
- Weight : 750g
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