Of course, the word ‘Casiotone’ typically summons up images of compact keyboards, so the CT-S1-76 feels like it slightly goes against the grain. However, despite its extended range of keys, it remains ...

Yeah, if you are just learning to play, you don't need all 88 keys at all.<br>The keyboard is the same pattern of 12 keys repeated over and over so there is no need for all of them unless you are ...

The LK-S250, then, is a lightweight, 61-key, portable electronic keyboard that can either be mains-powered or run off batteries. The ace up its sleeve is its illuminated keys feature, where each key ...

Casio knows a thing or two about intuitive keyboards with advanced functionality that you'll still want to use, even when you move on to higher-end stuff. The new CT-S1000V is a utilitarian player ...