By: dongly (20-Dec-07)      Experience with product: Not specified

Strengths:	Small, lightweight, Sounds good
Weaknesses:	none

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It is a small, very lightweight and protable keyboard just perfect for my 4 years old daughterto be a beginning one.It Sounds better than the toy keyboard of little tikes.But the lowest volume level isn't all that low.Sometimes we need a lower voise to just fitthe young player.

By: markg203 (10-Nov-07)      Experience with product: 4 Days

Strengths:	Small keys, many preprogrammed tones
Weaknesses:	Only 10 songs

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We purchased this keyboard for my 3 year old daughter. She takes piano lessons at her preschool, and this is the keyboard that the kids use in the class. We thought it would be good for her to be able to practice at home. She was quite surprised to see the keyboard at home. The small keys are very helpful for her little hands to use the keyboard. While she is no Mozart, she enjoys very much playing with this, and the large selection (100) of preprogrammed tones ensures that she does not get bored. This is a great way to bring out a child's musical talents.

By: raroyal (01-Oct-07)      Experience with product: 1 Days

Strengths:	sturdy material,very good sound quality,easy operations.
Weaknesses:	no ac adapter or batteries included

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My 3 year old daughter is more than delighted to be the owner of this keyboard.she just loves it.the sound quality is very good.this is a very simple keyboard not at all complicated.number of keys is also sufficient.according to me this casio sa 75 keyboard is for young beginners in the age group 3-10 yrs.only thing which i didn't like is that it has no ac adapter or batteries with it in the box and i would have to spend $15-$20 extra on it to get an ac adapter. as an alternate it uses 5 AA batteries .good thing is that you can take it outdoors where there is no electricity.it also has a handsfree headset mic with it which appears stylish.

By: camersmith (21-Aug-07)      Experience with product: 1 Weeks

Strengths:	Pitches correct, headphone jack, mic
Weaknesses:	No a/c adapter, only 4-note polyphony

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I bought this to get pitches for singing while on the road. Lightweight and small (3 octaves), it does the job. I was surprised to find no a/c adapter included, that should have been made clearer on the box.The adapter will run you $15, which is not worth it IMO. Stick with the batteries, this is not a musical instrument anyone's likely to spend hours practicing on.While the piano sound (most important) is acceptable, most are junk. The drum sounds are abysmal.My toddlers love to bang on it and listen to the demo songs; it will make a good toy at home and save my real keyboard from the extra wear and tear. I just hope I can get them to turn it off when they're done so I don't go through too many batteries!

By: Piyushnt30 (20-Apr-06)      Experience with product: 02 Weeks

Strengths:	Its rythem,tune set-up,volume controls and other features are user friendly start and learn from this instruement.
Weaknesses:	User's mannual does not guide completely the key recognition to a "raw beginner" who is not aware of key knotes.key sound awareness is to be provided with it

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My daughter of 9 years of age is trying to learn it.She is verry happy for having a SA75 keyboard but cant understand key sounds until we aford a trainer.This being an expensive item a key recognition guide must be given with this product.More over in the Indian market shop keepers cheat the customers by saying that "adepter" and "AA" batteries and leather case is not included in the cost of the SA75 casio since this information has not been provided on packing we cant take a stand or bargain.In India casio alone costs for INR 1750.00 excluding leather case and adepter/batteries.This information should be specifically marked in Bold on every packing for customer's "cost-satisfaction".