Feature:
Very simple layout.? if you want 5 million faders and knobs to play with, don't buy this keyboard. But if you want simplicity, this is the one for you

Quality:
Very light and plasticy. But none the less, it feels as if it could last a long time not only in a studio but also on the road.

Value:
easily the best controller for its price going around at the moment

Desirability:
hmmmmm.....its sexy white

Sound:
doesn't have sounds obviously- its a controller. But none the less, when hooked up to a sound module, it's very expressive and nice to play.

Ease of Use:
it is damn easy to use. The manual is terrible, but you really don't need to use it anyway.

Support:
Haven't had to use it yet, but im guessing its horrible haha

Overall:
it's a great keyboard. Im now going to expand my rig to have two of these babies as well as the 61 key version. Im saying goodbye to all my old keyboards, and welcoming my new korgs!

Feature:
knobs and keys feel responsive and comfortable click-point is very handy for just about everything

Quality:
i rarely like plastic, but the casing feels solid, the keys are not noisy, and the other components seem made to last under constant use.

Value:
Among the cheapest 25 keys available only because its not overloaded with superfluous add-ons, and since it does its job very well with no clutter it is high value for money imo

Desirability:
the best looking controller by far, simplicity and clean looks combined

Ease of Use:
installation of usb-midi is a one-minute process with no hassle, and k-editor is friendly to use

Overall:
Absolutely aimed at buyers like me who just want to get midi into a computer and wish to avoid paying excessive sums for an extra couple of small sliders and cheap knobs. Click-point is a great unique tool, plus the attractive clean appearance and portability are a huge bonus.