GO:KEYS 3 Music Creation Keyboard | 61-Note Keyboard | Built-In Stereo Speakers | Bluetooth Audio/MIDI Support for Music Streaming - Turquoise

Fantastic piano does everything! Very high quality and ‘professional’ feel without being too expensive The keys feel almost weighted, and the sound quality is really great Has a lot of features for whatever you may be doing (learning, recording, mixing) that are easy to use/access Overall great quality for the price - and the fact that the size feels ‘just right’ and it’s so light/portable is such a bonud

Muy buen sonido, muy lindo diseño y funcional para tocar y grabar pistas

Roland put out this nice keyboard with fantastic sound and action for a reasonable price. This is the third Roland Go Keyboard I bought. The sound quality and option is amazing. I haven't got to all the features yet.

It is a decent keyboard for what it is meant for and for the price. The sounds are great for its class; roland's ZEN-core certainly sounds a lot better than the sounds that come with offerings from Casio and Yamaha in this price range. Yes connections are limited to a single 2.5 mm headphone jack, but it is line level so you can connect it to a pair of powered monitors (or a mixer. or an audio interface) without any loss in quality. The built in speakers are meh as I knew they would be so I purchased a pair of Mackie CR 4.5 and a 2.5 mm to RCA Y cable and it sounds pretty good. If you're using it for audio production with a daw, it supports audio over USB as well. The built in bluetooth midi works flawlessly which is important if you are using it in conjunction with an ipad, mac or pc with BT capability. Lastly, getting to what you want is pretty intuitive. Sounds are arranged in categories, basic functions are accessed with easy to understand buttons. Some features are hidden in menus, but just read the manual and you'll be fine. Build quality- Good enough for home use. Keybed- Honestly Roland could have done better. The keys are springy and not beefy enough for my liking. They could have went with better quality semi-weighted keys, but if you're used to synth action keys, they'll do just fine. Connectivity- There are of course no quarter inch jacks, but the bluetooth midi and audio over usb are decent. Value for money- The Zen-core sound engine is really where the GoKeys shines. In my opinion you just cannot beat the versatility. There are a lot of decent quality sounds in there (1000+). That said, the acoustic pianos are usable but certainly not what this engine was made for, but hey synth action keys do not do piano well anyways. So who's the Gokeys 3 for? Learners- Pair the GoKeys 3 with an ipad, add your favorite learning app and you have a great start for new learners without breaking the bank. (I personally purchased this for my 8 year old daughter). Musicians that want something portable to practice or compose with in addition to their main gear. Producers on a budget. Who isn't it for? Those that want to use it on stage. It's simply not meant for that. Composers that want to work outside of a daw.

Liked the ZenCore sounds. It is the main reason I bought this keyboard. Chord progression tool is interesting to work with. Roland support with more jams is nice. No regrets.