Yamaha PSR-E383
The standard tip for a first keyboard: touch-sensitive, good sounds, fair price.
Keys61
Actionlightunweighted
Footprint width~94 cmplus seating
Price rangeca. 185–220 €as of 2026-08-04
Strengths & limits
In its favour
- Touch response (volume follows keystroke) – a must for learning
- Very decent sounds and accompaniment styles
- USB-MIDI for learning apps
Against it
- Light keys – switching to piano later needs adjustment
- Power supply not included in every offer – check
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Part of these sets
First keyboard for a child (approx. 6–9) – put it together in the Quick Match
Alternatives in the same category
Casio CT-S300 ca. 160–185 €Light, sturdy, with a carry handle – the uncomplicated kids’ and second keyboard.
Yamaha PSR-E473 ca. 300–350 €The keyboard thought upwards: powerful speakers, many sounds, recording.
Startone MK-300 ca. 100–120 €The budget keyboard with touch response and USB-MIDI – a test start needs no more.
Casio CT-S1 ca. 190–230 €The reduced keyboard: few but really good sounds – and nothing to distract.
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