are the keys standard piano size keys or are the narrower?
1857289
I don't have a piano to which I can compare the keyboard, but I believe they are the same size. I played piano for yearsand this keyboard has the same, familiar feel when I play old favorites.
1857290
I have never measured the width of the keys to an exact comparison, but the keys look about the same, and they definitely play in the same way as I am accustomed to on a standard piano. Please understand, this isn't a piano, but I use it every day and enjoy it. I intend to buy one for my granddaughter, who has a piano, but who has fun with my keyboard playing all the optional unusual sounds.
1857291
Just measured vs. my upright piano and the keys are less than 1/2 mm wider than the Casio's. Measured over 12 keys the difference is about 3 mm more width than the Casio.
1857292
The keys are standard for a keyboard : they are not like a piano : piano keys are piano keys and I like keyboard keys are good. They are built to handle our hands. To me they are good. I have no problem with them. They are not narrower to me.
2008945
I have a Yamaha PT-30. It's about 4 feet long and over one foot wide. It has standard size keys. It holds it securely.
1998501
Yes the keys are standard size. What i believe is standard size is any letter or number key being 1cm long. I actally just recently measured them. They came out to be slightly larger than 1cm.
730010
white keys are 3 and 1/3 long and 1 inch wide. Black keys are just under 2 inches long and a quarter inch wide. Honestly, if you have big fingers, i don't recommends this cause the keys are too short, even for me when i'm playing sometimes
593525
The keys are solid. It is smaller than a standard keyboard. However you would not want it any bigger. Just a reminder, mine does not work as a case. It is to loose of a fit.
342574
The letters (and also the numbers) are 1.1 cm wide, 1.2 cm tall, i.e. 0.433 inches wide and 0.472 tall. The "F" keys (topmost row) are 1.1 cm wide and 0.6 cm tall. Some of the other keys (such as shift, control, etc.) are a bit larger. In fact some of them were a bit too large for my laptop keyboard, so I cut them to the appropriate size. Hope that helps.
2050066
I would say the keys are very light compared to a piano. They are like organ keys or synth keys.
1063954
Unlike the other answer I gave a little liberty to the measurements which I think you will have to do in order to accommodate this in a small place. I show it 54 & 1/2 inch length, width 17", and Height 32 & 1/2. Very close to a spinet piano measurements which is the smallest piano. 88 keys
554012
The keys are shorter than most controllers. Synths/controller keys in general are a little smaller than piano keys (including better digital pianos), and A-500 and A800 are even smaller. That's why I sold mine. Really disliked the short keys. Disappointing, is superb controller for my DAW (Sonar), very good keyboard bed / action and quality (in my limited experience)... just... shorty keys.
2094340
It's the same size as any standard keyboard. Perhaps slightly smaller. Personally, I can't recommend this keyboard. I've grown to utterly loath it.
730013
The flats are normal size and the natural keys are about half the size of piano keys (about 3 and 1/2 inches). The keys are pressure sensitive and feel surprisingly good, not as good as an actual piano but pretty good action non the less.
1998500
The keys are standard size. With their being illuminated, and the option to change the color of the illumination, makes gaming in the dark a breeze.
2010316
The keys are the size of a normal keyboard, its not small or anything strange like that
2233776
It is average size I find it only slightly smaller than vendor supplied keyboard
1643508
Dear Furiae, They are regular keys as this is considered a full sized keyboard, even though it has a smaller footprint.
395435
The keys are standard. They are quiet. Very comfortable and easy to press. Very nice keyboard! I really enjoy it.
2277885
Hello Catherine (my Mom's name.. also spelled with a "C") Yes and No....... They are standard sized piano keys made of lite plastic.. They are "weighted" to "mimic" the "feel" of real keys.. there are 61 not 88... as this is a keyboard. It is missing some "octaves"... not an issue for general playing .. the unit has good "note" sound reproduction.. I bought it mainly for the CASIO song "learning system" witch is first rate I have a full sized "high end" YAMAHA digital piano...which is my main instrument ... but, they cost many, many times this Casio . A necessity ONLY if you want to be "serious player". REC III