The Yamaha NP12 is a great option because it has some cool new-school technology features. I am often asked, can you learn to play the piano on a keyboard? Before I get into this list, I would like to answer it by saying, yes, you can. Power Supply: I love a keyboard that can be powered by just batteries and doesn’t always need a power supply. Recording: Some of these will come with the ability to record and this is a neat feature. The whole point of these is so that they’re easy to travel with. Weight: The lighter, the better for portable keyboards.
The great thing here is that these types of keyboards are actually quite inexpensive.
Price: It is important to know just what you need so that you can determine what you want to spend. If they’re not great you will want a headphone jack, so you can plug headphones in. Speakers/Headphone Jack: Make sure the speakers are loud enough and get the job done. For some people, this will be more important than for others. Sounds: Depending on how much song-writing you are doing, you will want something that has some decent sounds and a good variety. You can find some great options that are smaller, you just have to know what to look for. Having anything bigger means it’s typically going to be a bit heavier. Size: I suggest staying under 61 keys so you can increase the portability. What To Look For In Portable Keyboard Pianos
