Yamaha PSS-F30 Mini Keyboard review | Big Things do come in small packages!

The Yamaha PSS-F30 is a mini portable keyboard that is made to be an ideal choice for your child's first keyboard! However, the feature rich, battery powered PSS-F30 features a host of additional features that make it a fun keyboard for people of all ages.
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[@riffdigger2133]

Great tutorial. My girlfriend loves hers (Christmas gift) as she always wanted to learn piano. She had a toy piano as a kid, but no one to teach her. The Yamaha sound quality even without a speaker extension or headphones is mightily impressive. The beauty is that it is so compact, she can keep it right on her bed by her iPad. So rather than hours upon hours of Prime, Netflix etc she can map out scales, chords and song melodies. We just sat down on Christmas Day, unboxed it and benefited from you most excellent introduction video. You play well and your presentation was top-notch. Thank you!

[@vijayendraaharan8079]

Nice

[@adawang2168]

Thanks for this review! Looks like it'll be a great starter keyboard before moving up to a full one, especially in our smaller place.

[@richardbartolo2890]

You are the only person in one segment of the video who demonstrated the drums with out the demo button. Thank You, Now I know what the drums sound like. Good job. None of the others realized the drums can be used as a great metronome and much more. Or if they did know they couldnt be bothered to demo it. But you did ! Thanks again.

[@ScottAhearnShipbuilder]

Ordered one of these for my youngest, who will be getting one for her 3rd birthday next month. Can't wait to do duets with her on this and me on my Arius.

[@febilogi]

I love that little dances! Thank you for the great review, god bless you

[@georgesmorais4682]

33333333

[@pierrezapata90]

With a headphone Jack you could easily plug this in to an Audio interface and essentially have a midi controller for your DAW. Once in, your possibilities are endless for effects and stuff. These (little kid) keyboards are no joke if you really know what to do with them.

[@jugalpatil10]

Simply awesome review..!! Liked your dance moves too😎😎😘

[@psthapa2804]

Perfect demo. 👍

[@psthapa2804]

Very informative. Thanks. 👍

[@danbei2232]

Looks pretty awesome!

[@svickyp4090]

Amazing sounds.

[@Godlikegren]

Legendary review

[@s7owake]

My dude is a better teacher then my teacher in my school .-. xdd

[@Tjoppy]

Nice demo, fun to watch because you had fun making it. Too bad Yamaha didn't add a reverb on/off possibility.

[@manas2006]

Sir please reply, how did you connect the keyboard to the audio interface?

[@vincet3162]

Hi. Can this keyboard be connected to an ipad while still using the power cable? Is there an adapter to use? I would like to use those app that teaches to play keyboard. Thank you.

[@abhilashthomas7158]

This is the best portable mini arranger...2020

[@kenkenobi9448]

i'm 41 and looking for my daughter but i want this. really good little keyboard.

[@abhilashthomas7158]

@@kenkenobi9448 this has everything a beginner would need, great styles and voices. All are from PSR series, so later when you upgrade to a bigger Yamaha , it will be very similar sounding

[@grandpiano6574]

It would be even better if those keys were regular size

[@abhilashthomas7158]

@@grandpiano6574 try PSR F51

[@pallasathena79]

Sir, is there any possibility to record songs with this keyboard using Audacity? Thanks.

[@RenanRischiotto]

Hello! How does the speakers sounds?

[@bevmilner6638]

What are the measurements of this mini keyboard?

[@jimbrownza]

I'm thinking to get one, but was a bit worried that the keys are too small for adults- seems that's not the case though, looking at your hands. Definitely going to get one now.

[@jimbrownza]

Ok so I went to get mine today. Very impressed with it so far. Great tone, keys have a smooth action and are ok for adult sized hands, decent instruction manual. More than just a toy- I'd say this is an entry level "real instrument", perhaps for those who don't know if they have the real interest to warrant spending heavy money. Later on, buy a bigger better instrument and hand this down or keep it for picnics etc. (I like that it has USB power- I'm running it off a cellphone charger, and it also works off my power bank.)

[@hotdon1]

Being retired i love trying new things and have always wanted to learn to play a piano.This looks like loads of fun But can i go online and find videos that would teach me how to play it?

[@angelserrano3655]

First of all you need a keyboard with sensitive keys, not this one.

[@spatcherw.keyboardsandbaby8586]

I have already purchased a casio cts300 as my main home keyboard, but was curious, in the future would this be a good upgrade from my Casio sa-46 that I've used as my main handheld unit for about 8 years? Im aware the cts300 is also handheld but this yamaha seems to have some advantages over the sa-46, including a true auto accompaniment system, full drum kit and the ability to be powered from a power bank or cell phone charger. If anyone could help me decide if I should upgrade to this or keep my existing sa-46, id appreciate it, and thanks in advance

[@GaryLet]

I have this yamaha and the casio sa-46...the Pssf30 is much better, no comparison really except it will eat batteries in a week. Need rechargeable or usb power pack. This f30 is fun to play and the sounds are more like their nice keys, the sa46 is more midi sounds from the 80's...drums are not bad on the sa46 but no comparison on the sounds...plus it does so much more...it's really fun to play, takes a bit to wrap your head around all of what it can do...they market it to kids but I've been playing for years, just like the little guys...if yamaha put basic midi out, cleaner audio output chip and a little pitch thumb wheel on this little guy they wouldn't be able to keep them in stock at $300. :)

[@julienielsen3746]

Sounds great for a nice practice keyboard I'm looking for a low price. I hate disco. Like your logo though.

[@esuohdica]

Most kids wont have a full midi setup, I wish we had also hear what the built in speaker sounds like. But nice review thanks

[@esuohdica]

I went ahead and bought one for a musical 3 year old and he loves it!! (And the built in speaker does sound ok)

[@dare2sk]

@@esuohdica can you use it as a MIDI controller as well?

[@esuohdica]

@@dare2sk Hi, I'm really not sure, i got this as a gift, so can't check, but i don't think it has Midi

[@angadsinghkalsi]

Does it have octaves ?

[@AFzetsou]

can be plugged usb via computer and control midi instruments?

[@marknhopgood]

It looks like the USB is for power only. I just bought one and can confirm. It will have to go back as the store stated it had MIDI.

[@kirtandreamrezzer]

Is the USB PORT ONLY FOR CHARGING? or does it allow you to use it as a MIDI controller????

[@jimbrownza]

It's not for charging- it's for powering the unit, there's no charging circuitry here. But no, it's not a computer interface: power only.

[@sanjeebkumarkar]

What are the advantages of this keyboard from casio sa 77

[@GaryLet]

see my answer above on the sa 46

[@danielmuchtar]

How about sustain port, sir ?

[@gurgisjones1120]

It doesn't have that. It has power and headphone jacks.

[@mishelagaiby7075]

Can I use the USB port to store the music I compose on pc or SD card?

[@marknhopgood]

It looks like the USB is for power only. I just bought one and can confirm. It will have to go back as the store stated it had MIDI.

[@UMK3HumanSmokeUMK3]

@@marknhopgood the pss a50 version has midi

[@NK-ut7ul]

Can we us it as midi keyboard

[@GaryLet]

no

[@Rico-cm6ru]

Would you recommend for some who is wanting to learn to play piano? Great review btw.

[@smyrnianlink]

Teachers usually recommend full 88 keys with weighted hammer action.. Sound is less important than keyfeel for learners. This is a lovely little instrument on its own. Not a piano.. They even do not recommend something like yamaha np32 which is much closer to a piano physically. I think it is because piano learning is partially finger exercise

[@mimi4166]

@@smyrnianlink if i just wanna learn for fun and make simple music is good? I don't wanna be a professional pianist:3

[@smyrnianlink]

@@mimi4166 Probably yes... It sounds good and it is a good quality brand.. It all depends on your own requirements. My opinion: I would like to have touch sensitive keys (if not hammer action) so would consider the sister instrument PSS A50 .. (I am also very amateur..) (in fact I will buy one of those as a birthday present to myself) It all depends on your own needs and expectations.

[@mimi4166]

@@smyrnianlink thanks! My mom will buy me one of these, I'm so excited . I will use this one, when I improve my skills I'm gonna buy other one.

[@julienielsen3746]

@@mimi4166 This would be good for just trying to find out if you want to learn piano. A keyboard with 61 keys or more would be better if you are more serious to learn. Yamaha has several keyboards with more keys that would be a little better to learn on. This one is very inexpensive compared to the larger ones, so if you aren't sure about if you really want to learn piano, try out this one, you can't go wrong.

[@dangerroadsverkilambi420]

Iam from tamilnadu

[@ikstephan]

Your voice sounds just like Michael Rooker. :D

[@fxberg]

and a touch (also the looks...) of woody harrelson :))

[@dk-kk3yi]

Sir isme key tranpose hai

[@abhilashthomas7158]

Yes

[@IQM24]

🤙🤙

[@hanlinhanlin1811]

More Play song with pss f30.

[@iYvonne]

Well, I accidentally ordered this...i don't even know how to play dammit! 😅🤣

[@deadlyassasin714]

Did you keep it?

[@iYvonne]

@@deadlyassasin714 yes..actually I did...and I love it.😊

[@sailusai1432]

How many Rupees

[@iYvonne]

@@sailusai1432 350 rial

[@gurgisjones1120]

I got one too

[@grandpiano6574]

Why doesn't this thing have full-size keys....

[@WinslowCat]

The Yamaha PSR-F51 is a full sized version of this.

[@grandpiano6574]

@@WinslowCat so what exactly is the point of this thing then?

[@WinslowCat]

@@grandpiano6574 the mini one is made to be for younger kids or made for someone who needs a portable keyboard that can easily fit in a bag, or simply just for the novelty!

[@gurgisjones1120]

So it's more portable. I personally wouldn't want it any larger. I want the portability it offers.

[@Javaslinger7730]

I'm not sure this guy play piano...