Nice idea, cheap implementation. Too Bad.

On paper, this Behringer reads very well indeed: many features, many ports, built-in audio interface, and a lot flatter and thus more portable than other 25-keyboards. Headset is still there! Oh great, bring it on ...

... And immediately sent back. How has the experience been more at Behringer, the price reflected in the processing. And at this El-Cheapo keyboard got my fingers Ekelpickel. Sure, there is the (lack of) height owed that the keys have only a few millimeters up to the stop, but that other manufacturers also get down so that you can play it.

Good I can say about the dial: just the right "smooth". Not too lax, not too stiff (like the M-Audio Axiom Pro models). The two wheels in the top left (Pitch Bend and Modulation) sat with me but plenty wrong in housing. Somehow bocklos reingewurschtelt.

Overall, a satisfactory experience. The headset is in awfulness no longer to beat, not only as regards the sound. I then the M-Audio Oxygen 25 - resorted 3rd Generation and am satisfied so far. If on the one hand still slightly cheaper than the Behringer and especially much more playable. But also thicker, and an audio interface is also not there. Something is just always.