M-AUDIO Oxygen Pro 25-25 Key USB MIDI Keyboard Controller With Beat Pads, MIDI-assignable Knobs and Buttons and Native Instruments Sound Package (NKS Integration)

Popular other brand, their mini; although good enough to use and of a much lower price, the keys were small. Despite attractive limited edition colour choices, a toy-like appearance, all glossy and that. Clouds of doubt developed after receiving. And here we are. M-Audio is Premium. This keyboard looks and is the part with quality.

Excellent quality keyboard, solid build and easy to set up.. they feel and movement of the keys is great and not plasticky at all..

I just wanted a small keyboard with fullsize keys and a good feel, not bothered about extras. This perfectly fits the bill. But lots of extra controllers in case I needed them. A great price The extreme left piano key has a spongy feel compared with others which is annoying. I can't tell if is a design fault or my keyboard. The supplied software is mostly trial-ware so doesn't really add any value. I just plugged it and ran the free Musescore and it just worked fine. No need for DAW etc, when you just want to play notes.

It's OK when it works. I purchased it in March 2024 (14 moths ago), and I hardly used it (maybe 10-20hrs in total). I put it in the box last year and stored it for a few months. When I recently wanted to use it again, I found the row of eight keys was not working. Unfortunately, the warranty is expired and I would need to pay for repairs. M-audio customer service seems to be kind and, due to the issue, they have offered me discounts for buying a new however, I'm not sure if it's a reliable and long-lasting device, so I'll look for something different now...

Arrived damaged with bits missing

Awesome product

I got this to replace an Akai mk2 mini that started dying on me. I expected the short keys but didn't pay attention. I'm glad I didn't, because this feels great to play. The keys aren't springy/synthy feeling, but aren't like full weighted keys. They have a nice almost-clack that is pleasing to play, and makes some phrases feel more natural than they might on a more springy keyboard. Another reason I like this is the pitch bend and mod wheel. They have a nice feel to them, but are otherwise typical, it's just they're replacing a controller that uses a stick that controls both, making it impossible to do a full pitch bend and mod. So this is another big upgrade from what I came from. The drum pads don't seem like anything special, but there's nothing wrong with them. The knobs feel fine. It works fine with my DAW (Cubase). There's a whole lot on this keyboard that wouldn't be worth writing home about, but it all feels much nicer than what the price would suggest. It feels like a real device as opposed to a toy, like some other controllers can feel like. Overall it's a complete win in my book.

Me encantó el producto no tiene nada que criticar los dawns son más que suficientes y el producto y sus componentes son de exelente calidad apartep de que cuenta con after touch sin duda lo volvería a comprar.

Nice little machine fits on desk beside computer keyboard. This is a fun touse little machine. Onlything I would chage is to add another octave...but then it wouldn't fitonmy desk. I am very found of it.

I specifically got this midi controller to use with PreSonus Studio One. It took a while to figure out everything but it configured well and it it's loaded with sounds and features. It also comes with some nice VSTs and another DAW called MPC Beats if you just need an easy way to build loops. Note that although it can be used with any DAW, this is not just another Ableton Live specific midi controller like Arturia keyboards (Arturia is unecessarily complicated to setup their control surface with anything but Ableton Live). I would highly recommend this M-Audio controller for any user of PreSonus Studio One or for any DAW (it also comes with a free version of Ableton Live Lite as well if that is your preference).

its ok