Are the keys weighted?
1814529
The keys are not weighted, but they give some resistance to replicate that feel.
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.
1910385
Yes, they are fully weighted and graded, which means the weight is heavier in the left side just as on a grand piano. The action on this piano is much better than some of the cheaper models.
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.
9370
no this keyboard has springs not weights. and playability is awesome. Highly recommend in investing in one for playing piano.
1945293
The keys are sort of weighted, less than real piano, but more than a regular keyboard.The keys are touch sensitive.
8646
No they are not. You get the same sound regardless of how hard or soft you hit the keys.
1448426
Hmm...that seems right... But that's not heavy at all....that weight is spread throughout the whole keyboard...the keyboard is pretty darn light actually.... VERY LIGHT AND THIN...
1864484
Not really. They have some feel but are not like playing a piano. You can find keyboards that have that feature.
205150
Hmm... Typing on it now, I'd say that the keys have a very small amount of resistance. I like it, enough to feel like you're pressing a button, but not at all difficult to do so.
1763902
This was a gift for my granddaughter the keys I believe are not weighted as this is an electronic keyboard many stores have this model on display very popular now. Standard pianos have weighted keys. I went to a local music store to check this model before buying on Amazon. Price is more reasonable on Amazon.
1270042
The keys are weighted. I haven't played too many actual pianos, but from the little I have played, it feels about the same. The pedal is just okay, it gets the job done, but you have to find a way to keep it from moving around.
1809493
The keys are not weighted. So you do not get the real piano feel. But on the other hand, they are touch sensitive. So if you want to play soft or hard, take your pick!
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.
1410888
No, the keys use a spring mechanism rather than a counter-weight system as had been stated already. The Privia pianos have a counter-weighted system that feels as close to an acoustic piano as I've ever played. I also agree that the Casio spring-weighted mechanism on these is pretty close, but for serious piano technique, I'd switch to a true weighted action ASAP. For serious organ technique, these are closer to a typical organ type key mechanism as for example on the Hammond, Wurlitzer, Farfisa etc. organs. Just my opinion.
553843
The speakers are in the actual keyboard, although you have access to outputs for external speakers or a line to your soundsystem. I would have to check the specs to get the weight, but I am 5'6" female and I put the stand together and attached it myself. It is not light by any means, but definitely not as heavy as say, the Roland keyboard, of which I literally can not pick up.
1547840
I am not sure what you mean by "weighted", but no the keys do not feel exactly like a piano, but very close. It does have a pedal to give the sustained sound of a piano. On the Baby Grand setting it sounds exactly like a piano.