Yamaha PSS-A50 5-stars Reviews

Cute little two-in-one tool!

Cute little synth. Recording samples from it and using it as a midi-controller when my primary one is defected.

A surprise but a welcome one at that

The sounds are actually good for the price. Very efficient tool

excellent keybord for my son

I bought it as the first keybord for my 5 y.o. son

he love it, fits perfectly his fingers, the sound is good and child engaging

the sensitive keys are not very stable - sometimes he needs to hit them harder to play them. Without this function everythoing is perfect (maybe he is still too young for that, we'll see in the future)

handy instrument to exercise melodies

not too large, not to small

works as MIDI input for Syntesia; Music Writer.

I use it for Piano and Trumpet practice

Neat and small

very nice portable keyboard. Good sound, keys are good enough in size. Well built item.

The best midi keyboard with its own sound

Best choice if you are looking for a midi keyboard with small keys. It is ahead of all competitors in terms of price and quality. The big plus is that there is a speaker, own sounds, an arpeggiator, the ability to work and sketch out arrangements directly on the synthesizer. Best buy for the money.

in this price range a little miracle

Some reviewers on youtube say its not worth. I disagree all the functions are clear after a little while and there is certain amount of logic in every step you take. I love it.

Amazing keyboard for the price

The sounds are very good, the keybed is also very good and comparable to Reface series.

Arpeggios are very fun and good in this keyboard.

Arpeggio hold button is a little annoying to hold in some playstyles, the looper has no quantization (so it requires a good precision to press), the output and speaker are noisy.

I use this keyboard as a cheap and light supplementary instrument to play basslines and pads, and I'm totally satisfied with it.

Can't beat a Yamaha keyboard

Cheapest yamaha keyboard you can purchase. I bought it to transcribe melodies at night that I later play on the sax, has more features than I'll ever be able to use and its the same price I payed for my child's toy keyboard.

The fact that it can transpose by semitones up and down the register and moves octaves allows me to set it just on Eb and Bb and same register as my saxophones so I don't have to transpose melodies after transcribing. I love it.

Its also a MIDI USB Interface with ok key sensitivity, its endless fun!