Studiologic Numa Compact 2x

Good price-quality ratio and easily transportable

Plenty of useful sounds

Pleasant response of the keyboard, semi-weighted keys pass the test

Clever disposition of the interface controls. Split options are fast to reach and flexible

Ultra-light and 88 keys? Perfect to carry around, jams, etc.

Ultra-thin

It looks cool, as well.

Overall, very convenient keyboard!

I use the keyboard for practising piano and also for recording midi.

I really like all the features, there are so many built-in sounds and all those sounds can be designed and modified as well.

Built-in speakers are a bit weak, but connecting external speakers fixes that problem easily.

The keyboard is rather light-weight, which makes it really easy to take it with you almost anywhere.

Analyzing

Keyboard:

Verygood soft keyboard with perfect after touch.

No hammer mechanics but not bad feeling to play on it. Keys are free from interfering plastic noises.

Sound:

Hot factory sounds, nice piano, realistic rhodes and verygood organ sounds.

But there is some digital noise in the sound, not too disturbing.

Sounds are undulate when the keys are pressed too much (I hope this will be improved when studiologic upgrade the firmvare. (1.0.0 now)).

Design, implementation quality:

Design is bit oldskool and newskool (i love it).

The quality of assembly is verry good but the button switchers are littlebit poor.

Faders and the screen is nice.

Overall, this is a great entry-level instrument.