For a child who is not able to appreciate something better, it's ok I guess, but with 40-50 euros more you get something noticeably better, e.g. the Casio CT-S1

For the money, and for a beginner, it is just what you need. Very strong keys and a lot of variety of sounds.

Very good, I got it for my children to study their music and it has very good sound. The stand is very simple but stable. The downside is that it is just for placing the keyboard on top and there is no way to stabilize it.

It was mainly purchased for use with a computer, it connects to several applications on a computer - of course, some tricks with v-midi are needed - but this applies to all keyboards (and midi instruments in general). The latency is honestly zero and I use the built-in sound card of my motherboard. It comes with a charger, you need to put in the batteries yourself. For its price, it left me fully satisfied 5 months after purchase. It has a USB Micro output, so for those who want to connect it to a computer like me, I would recommend a USB Micro to USB2/3 adapter.

Quite good, the only negative thing is that you cannot connect to the chordana app because the cable is not included and it is very difficult to find the appropriate one

After much research and expert opinions, I ended up with the ct-s300 and not without reason. For beginners (and not only), it is the best in terms of sound, connectivity, volume, and portability. If you need a case, after much searching, I found the gewa g with dimensions 95x24x9, it fits perfectly with the keyboard and the transformer can be placed together with the harmonium, and the front pocket can fit an A4-sized sheet music

Several sounds, dynamic keys, lightweight for transportation. It is worth it for ages 5-12. In my opinion, it is insufficient for older children or adults.

Ι really love this keyboard. The weighted and touch-sensitive keys make it produce much more precise sounds. The sound quality is really good, and the MIDI works really well, although you will need an adapter.

I consider it good for the money. Its keys feel lighter than a piano but dynamic, something you don't find in keyboards. It has a sustain adjustment, but I think it takes an additional pedal which is probably preferable as it can be controlled (judging from a piano). Its keyboard (the sound of it) can be shifted one octave up or down. Lightweight, with a handle. It also has a stand, but I don't trust it. It takes batteries but it has a transformer.
Maybe I would have liked it to have a slightly more authentic piano feel in its sounds, but I think the sound, as well as the weighted keys, belong to another category now. Very honest for the money.

It is the best, I bought it to learn and I am very satisfied from all aspects, it is quality, quite lightweight, and has a nice design. It is perfect to accompany myself when I sing

Well, this keyboard is the most portable, lightweight, and compact one available. Ideal for anyone who wants to constantly move it around and have it in the car for when they happen to play with a group of friends for fun. It weighs only 3.5 kilograms and has a handle. You put it on your legs and play. It also has touch-sensitive keys, while the cheaper CTS200 does not.

It does not have Greek local rhythms, but it has 400 sounds and seventy-something other common rhythms. It works with batteries and can be connected to a PC, smartphone, etc. via USB as a MIDI keyboard. Ideal for anyone who wants to start learning or for someone who already knows and wants it as a second one... It also includes the transformer in the package.