Yamaha PSR-F52
Home keyboard with touch response – spec sheet with manufacturer data, no hands-on check from us yet.
Keys61
Actionlightunweighted
Footprint width~94 cmplus seating
Price rangeca. 85–100 €as of 2026-08-08
📋 Spec-sheet entry: the technical data comes from the manufacturer (as of 2026-08-08); we haven’t done our own hands-on check yet. What speaks for and against it – see our class favourite below.
Technical data
| Action | 61 keys, no touch response |
|---|---|
| Sound engine | 144 sounds, 158 styles |
| Amplification | 2×2,5 W |
| Notable | Simplest entry below the PSR-E383 |
Colour options
Black
⭐ Our hands-on favourite in this class:
Startone MK-300 (ca. 100–120 €) – honestly assessed by us with strengths and limits.
To the hands-on check →
Startone MK-300 (ca. 100–120 €) – honestly assessed by us with strengths and limits.
To the hands-on check →
Prices change daily – our price comparison is being wired up and coming soon. Until then the price range above helps. The wishlist is stored only in your browser.
Alternatives in the same category
Startone MK-300 ca. 100–120 €The budget keyboard with touch response and USB-MIDI – a test start needs no more.
Casio CT-S300 ca. 160–185 €Light, sturdy, with a carry handle – the uncomplicated kids’ and second keyboard.
Yamaha PSR-E383 ca. 185–220 €The standard tip for a first keyboard: touch-sensitive, good sounds, fair price.
Casio CT-S1 ca. 190–230 €The reduced keyboard: few but really good sounds – and nothing to distract.
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