Carry-on Folding Midi Controller 49

It's playable, the keys are velocity-sensitive, there are enough of them to play properly and the thing is small and light. So: As a cheap travel tool, I find it unrivalled.

Great, even if I find the keys too wide. Since the purpose of this keyboard is not exactly to be used for executions, it would have been better to reduce the width of the keys, thus reducing the total footprint.

Unbeatable on the move. Totally ok really.

It's an ideal keyboard to take on a trip or for those who don't have room for a full keyboard. Also for musicians who want a compact keyboard to make compositions with DAW software. Obviously it's not comparable to playing with a weighted 88-key keyboard, but it's ideal to take with you everywhere. Negative issues are that it doesn't come with a minimum cover and it's hard to find something that fits. On the other hand, Cubase LE is very good to start with, but Melodics is very limited to just 5 minutes a day of use, which makes it frankly useless. There are other options that come with several months of Skoove, or another one in the light years style of Melodics.

Perfect