Does it have weighted keys?
464899
I'm not sure if they would be considered weighted but they have good resistance and spring back. My daughter still has her old keyboard and those keys are a lot easier to push. She has lessons on a baby grand and said she prefers the feel of the keys on her Casio. So I'm guessing it has keys that you would like. We are still very happy with piano especially when you compare it to moving and tuning a used piano that we were thinking about.
464900
It's lighter than the real pianos of course. But not by much. But the other Japanese brand do have heavier keys.
1331426
"semi-weighted". They feel mostly like an unweighted keyboard. I believe the 88 has weighted keys, and that is the reason it is 28 pounds instead of 8 pounds. The Kross 61 is optimized to carry as much as it can in a very light weight.
1546577
It does. Not a great keyboard, mind you, so you might want to get one separately, depending on how much you actually use it.
769513
I don't think so. It's like a regular keyboard, not heavy like a piano. It's more like a child's toy. But great for beginners like me. I'm an adult.
1270298
You are able to press down the keys, but it is easier than normal piano keys. Some keyboards are weighted, so that they feel more like a real piano. These keys aren't weighted, so it is different than a real piano, but they still feel and work great. It is a great buy for the price and works great.
674151
Weighted is the resistance of the keys to feel real and touch sensitive has to do with the amount of speed you press the keys, another words the faster you press the keys, the louder the sound. Touch sensitive works great but I would say the weight is not all there. I enjoy playing it as if it was a real piano.
1232338
No it does not. This is a great keyboard for $12. Trust me. Feels sturdy and the keys are full size
986268
I don't think it has that capability. I just check the screen to ensure that I have hit the right keys.
333941
Since the keys aren't weighted, it doesn't feel like most pianos I have played on, though it requires the same amount of pressure.
1410889
The keyboard lacks an actual counterweight system, which is what "weighted" usually means. You would generally need to spend another $200 (minimum) to get that. Though the spring system and the keys themselves are the highest quality you will find for a "non-weighted" keyboard (my opinion), and have a resulting weight that ends up coming very close to "actual" weighted keys. For this price range, it is a very impressive feel.
396030
On the CTK 2100, they are not weighted. You have to step up to the CTK 3000 for weighted keys.
2050066
I would say the keys are very light compared to a piano. They are like organ keys or synth keys.
2039499
No. The keyboard has a volume control. The keys make the same sound no matter the touch pressure.
1322235
Not really. But I've been playing mine for several years now and the feel of the keys is really okay. It isn't enough of a difference to be a bother. However, the harder you hit a key, the louder it plays. That's a nice feature.
703659
It does not, although we don't know how hard you stab the keys. It's not a "clicky" keyboard otherwise.
702430
I bought it for my daughter but I believe the keys are weighted. Check the manual available online.
1265530
No it does not have weights. It feels a bit light but the feel is good. Can't remember the warranty, but I'm sure it has one.