Keyboard Reviews

There is simply no other keyboard in the world that can top the Memorex MX 2750. Every single thing about this keyboard is absolutely perfect. I'm not even going to list all the features that kick [rear] about it, because the list would be too long. Buy this keyboard NOW!!!

This keyboard has everything I need. It is not as bulky as some keyboards, which is good, because I like to move my keyboard around, placing it on my lap to type. I tend to drop my keyboard a lot, consequence of all the moving, but this keyboard his heavy-duty, seemingly infinately more solid then most keyboards its size. The extra keys are useful, mostly for controlling Winamp, although the interface could be improved. Best of all, the chrome with black keys is very attractive, matching my black cpu and monitor perfectly. Great keyboard, practically no complaints.

This is a great keyboard. Has everything you need in MUCH less space. Also lays flat on the desk if you want it to.
Why do other keyboard (and PC) makers insist on adding more useless features instead of making good functional products like this? We've bought 3 of them. The price can't be beat and the spillproofing has come in handy more than once, too!

This keyboard is great for desks with limited keyboard space. If you're looking for a keyboard that doesn't have lots of extra (and in my opinion useless) keys but still has a numeric keypad and a "Windows" key, this one is perfect. Note that its NOT a USB keyboard which is is good if all of your USB ports are already in use.

Hey, guess what? My mother's gonna bring me this keyboard on my birthday on November 15th. It has a total of 200 songs, 5 user songs, 135 accompaniments, and more. The manual is multilingual, but you can access the English version and the Spanish version on www.yamaha.com. So come on and check it out! Oh yeah!

Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo doubt this is the best keyboard, or should I call it "Digital Piano", that YAMAHA's ever made. It's incredible how it sounds, so you'd like to check out the audio samples on YAMAHA's page, www.yamaha.com

COME ON!

I've owned several Yamaha Clavinova's over the years & have liked their playability, sound & quality. Though no digital piano in any price range can sound like an accoutic piano, most come close.

What interested me in the Yamaha DGX500 was the educational software included since I'd been away from the piano for several years. Plus having 88 keys to play Jazz was also an added bonus. ....

Once assembled, I turned on the instrument & amazed at the sound from a digital piano ... It has a beautiful blue LCD display that indicates both treble & bass clef & also shows all the keys on the piano so when you play you can instantly see where each key is & what note you are playing. Also included are over 200 songs (complete w/sheet music) that can be easily learned via the display. The educational software makes learning (or re-learning) music fun since it can teach you right hand-left hand techiques,timing, etc.

All in all this instrument is well worth the money even if you pay retail ...P>If you are an inspiring student or someone like me who took a hiatus from playing, take a serious look at this piano before choosing a more expensive instrument.

I purchased this keyboard so I could have an inexpensive way to play the piano now and then. I am amazed at the quality of this keyboard. I am enjoying the great piano sound and touch sensitive keys. I also purchased an inexpensive foot pedal to go with the keyboard. This nicely simulates the sustain pedal on a piano. This keyboard has many useful features that will be fun to explore over time. I think this keyboard is a fantastic value.

I have a Clavinova and a PSR 6700. I play the clavinova at our local hospital and the keyboard at the Senior Center. I ordered the PSR225GMAD as a backup mainly because of its weight and price. I was amazed at the sound quality. I didn't believe it was possible with just two 3 watt speakers. The voices very closely mimic the real instruments and the rythm sections are outstanding. It is easy to set the voice, tempos, and accompaniment. At twelve pounds, I can carry it without the possibility of getting a hernia. It is attractive, has quality sound and it was at at unbelievable low price. My only suggestion is that you increase the number of memory setups. Four is not enough.

A very satisfied customer,

Sam J. Vaughn

I'm a big fan of the Microsoft Natural Elite Keyboard. Nevertheless, if you like ordinary keyboads, this keyboard, which is manufactured by KeyTronic, is one of the finest. The key throws are short and sharp and not at all spongy like many named-brand keyboards on the market. Plus the price is great.

Its just too bad that Amazon doesn't have a picture and doesn't promote this product more.

I had been under chiropractic treatment for well over 4 months with minimal to no improvement. I decided to get rid of my wireless keyboard and mouse in favor of this keyboard with an integrated trackball. That was a heaven sent. The integrated trackball all but eliminated the constant movement of reaching for the mouse and back to the keyboard. Also I was able to put the keyboard in may lap and with the trackball right there I could keep my arms right by my side which is the recommended postion to avoid injury from prolonged use. I am very happy to report that the pain in my arm and my shoulder and the accompanying numbness is all gone now, and it happened only after I started using this keyboard.

I felt the difference in my right wrist instantly. According to websites, "Ergonomic design keeps the arm positioned for natural, comfortable movement. It is clinically proven to reduce muscle strain and discomfort associated with Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and repetitive stress injury. The 3M Ergonomic Mouse is compatible using any USB port computer."

Ever notice that Gamers don't have carpel tunnel syndrome like most typists even though they likely spend more time at the computer? Well, 3M noticed! Your wrist sits on this ergonomic mouse like it does on a video game joystick. The weight of your hand is no longer carried by your wrist. Rather, your hand is relaxed on the mouse.

The relief in pressure on your wrist is instant. The cost may seem high, but it's less than a chiropractic appointment. Comes in 2 different sizes (small/medium and medium/large). This is a RIGHT handed mouse. You can program the left/right clicks if you are left handed, but the "joystick" is angled, so it's not as wonderful if you are a lefty.

The 3M Gel Wrist Rest for keyboards is about 19 inches long, 3 wide, and 1 high. Even though I'm not putting much pressure on it, the product does conform to my wrist- without letting it sink in the gel. It's definitely supportive. I use an ergonomic keyboard, which has a curve built into the board where its own plastic wrist rest attaches. But I removed the plastic wrist rest, set the gel wrest as close up against the keyboard as possible, and I like it this way. My fingers hit the keys in the same way, but my wrists are straighter and on a soft surface. Someone who has a regular keyboard would be able to push the rest up closer if they want, and the support would be focused closer to the palms.

(Not everyone would be able to do this, but if you use a certain kind of mouse): Since my hands do most of the moving rather than my wrists, I'm actually able to move the rest over so there's enough room for me to use it as a mouse wrist rest for my trackball mouse as well. This way, the space between my thumb and wrist is propped up and doesn't press against the bottom of the mouse and cause swelling.

I find it comfortable, and it's well-made with a soft material and sturdy bottom.

After having several surgeries on my wrist, I was in need of finding a wrist rest that not only was comfortable but provided adequate support. I usually am on the keyboard for 5-6 hours per day. After trying several other brands, this wrist rest has been the most reliable and comfortable.

If you have pain along the outside of your forearm (on your "mouse-ing" arm), than this product is for you! I got one of these through my company a year and a half ago, and I have had no pain since. Although it took 3-4 frustrating hours to grow accustomed to the very different method of using this mouse, now I simply cannot even think of using anything else! I always notice a pronounced "twinge" in my mouse arm whenever I have to sit at a co-worker's PC with a standard mouse, so I can tell you that the Renaissance Mouse definitely makes a difference. I am getting one of these for my husband to use at his work, and will be getting two more for our PCs at home. We love them, and will never go back to a standard mouse. Enjoy!