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Casio Casiotone SA-51 – 32-Key Mini Keyboard for Kids | Portable Beginner Piano with Built-In Tones, Rhythms & Songs | Battery-Powered, Easy for Small Hands, Ages 5 & Under

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Features

  • PERFECT FOR YOUNG BEGINNERS Designed with 32 mini keys that are easy for small hands to play, making it an ideal first keyboard for kids under 5.
  • 100 BUILT-IN TONES Explore a wide variety of instruments including piano, strings, percussion, and more for fun, creative play.
  • ONE-TOUCH TONE SELECTION Instantly switch to piano, trumpet, or drum set tones with dedicated direct access buttons.
  • 50 RHYTHM PATTERNS INCLUDED Play along with pop, dance, ballads, and more to build timing and coordination.
  • BUILT-IN SONGS & BATTERY POWERED Includes 10 songs for practice or fun jam sessions anywherejust add batteries and go!

Description

The Casiotone SA-51 is the perfect start for a musical journey at any age. It features small keys that are just right for small hands, and an easy-to-read LCD display to make exploration a breeze. Using either the built-in stereo speakers or headphones, players can discover their talent with a wealth of high-quality Tones and Rhythms designed to spark creativity. Learning features such as a metronome and a song library are also built in, making the SA-51 an ideal introduction to learning music. The SA-51 can operate for hours using 6 AA batteries or an AC adapter (both sold separately), and its rugged, p

Brand: Casio


Color: Black & White


Number of Keys: 32


Skill Level: Beginner


Special Feature: Portable


Size: Compact


Age Range (Description): Adult


Item Weight: 2.2 Pounds


Model Name: Casio Casiotone Mini Keyboard (SA-51)


Product Dimensions: 8.19"D x 17.56"W x 2.01"H


Style: Modern


Connector Type: 3.5mm Jack


Connectivity Technology: Auxiliary


Power Source: Battery Powered


Headphones Jack: 3.5mm Jack


Instrument: Electronic keyboard


Manufacturer: Casio


UPC: 079767321178


Item Weight: 2.2 pounds


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: SA-51


Batteries: 6 AA batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: September 8, 2022


Color Name: Black & White


Material Type: Plastic


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    • Non serious fun
Style: Modern
Simple, small, fun. Just what I was looking for. Every now and then I'll hear a riff I just have to learn. Latest is pete rodriquez i like it like that. Has octave jump/drop buttons easy to hit when playing boosting its range. Built in speakers sound good with decent volume for what this is. Simple options to choose from. Not overwhelming. 6 AA betteries and small size can be played in car, relaxing on the bed or sofa,on the floor. Can be plugged in, but not included. Kid like without being junk. Easy to store away in a drawer. No stand and chair taking up space. Worth the price even though others can be bought at 1/3 the cost. Keys are small but still manageable for my medium sized fingers. Thicker fingers may not like the mini keys. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2025 by Mike
    • Solid Casio keyboard for kids
Style: Modern
For a keyboard aimed at young children this is a good one. Solidly well built by a reputable keyboard maker Casio. The sound quality is good for the piano. Does a lot of things so it would take a kid a while to learn this. The keys are smaller than a regular keyboard of course so it's a good way to ease your child into making music. Wish it had rechargeable batteries. This will serve your child well for a few years and bear in mind that keyboard prices are not that high so if your child is older I would go whether they beginner adult keyboard. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2025 by LINDAW
    • GREAT keyboard for kids (and adults for that matter)
Style: Modern
Bought this for my 2 year old grandson, within 5 minutes he was turning it on and off, switching beats, sounds, backing tracks, and playing along. Very intuitive and looks like it will be very sturdy, it is small and portable and easy to use, while being a very capable musical instrument. If you're looking for a beginner's keyboard that will last for years, you can buy this with confidence. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2025 by Will James
    • Good for my use case
Style: Modern
I bought this so that I would have something to put in my lap and practice chords and chord progressions when I'm away from the piano. I'm still learning piano and need to do lots of drills to get every chord in every key burned into my brain. It fits that use case pretty well. 1) The keys are, well, not great but good enough, 2) it's very small and light, 3) it can run either on AC or batteries, 4) there are some decent tones and 5) the built-in speakers are...not terrible. You will never think they sound great, but they're not nails on a chalkboard. Additional features include an octave button, so I can shift from one part of a piano keyboard to another. A metronome. A lot of rhythm patterns, most of which are too loud compared to what you're playing, and pretty basic, but some are useful. The built-in songs are of no use to me, and you can only play them all in a specific order from first to last (though you can skip through them). The good tones include electric piano, a couple of organs, vibes (remarkably good, considering) and an Indian instrument whose name I forget, but coupled with a Middle Eastern rhythm, lets me sound like the band for a Turkish bazaar. Also a strings-and-piano that, while not great, is surprisingly good for such a cheap instrument. If you are familiar with the evolution of Casio keyboard tones over the past 30+ years, I'll just say that overall the tones on this keyboard are at least as good as, often much better, than a full-sized, much more expensive Casio keyboard from 25 years ago. The keys are mini, and an adult has to learn how to play on them effectively if you don't want to hit wrong keys constantly. Cons: the keys are cheapy-cheap. We will see how long they last. The piano tone is only barely mediocre. Wish that could have been improved. No option for sustain. No Bluetooth, MIDI or even aux input. None of these really detract from my use case, so I'm satisfied. Is it good for young kids? I'm not sure how long it would survive. If the kid doesn't use it as a hammer, or use other things (including his/her own hands) on it as a hammer, it might be a good starting point. You can actually make pleasing music with it. I don't know about you, but when I was 3, everything was a hammer. Everything, no exceptions. Hammer in the morning, hammer in the evening, all over this land. So maybe more like a (non-hammering) 6 or 7-year-old. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2023 by Dim Dandy
    • After 2 years, Still Super Legit
Style: Modern
Im a musician of 25+ years, got this for my son for his 1st birthday in 2023. Obviously he's still a toddler and not a concert pianist, but I wanted something polyphonic (a real piano instead of a toy) that would last and had multiple sounds. This thing rules, he's played it, thrown it down the stairs, stomped on it, taken on road trips and it still works great. My only request is that they make the battery compartment a little more heavy-duty, but I play it just a much as my son and it's a real keyboard with 100 sounds and he will likely still be playing it in 10 years. Legit 100% recommend. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2024 by senorclam
    • Great Value For Money
Style: Modern
We got this as a gift for my partner's daughter, who loves it. She keeps it in her room because a full-size piano won't fit there. She can learn on the big piano and play with this up in her room, and it feels like a great fit. It's probably not the best device to learn on, but for somebody who already knows how to play or wants to experiment, it's perfect. It's not just for kids, either! We like that you can plug it in with a power cord or use batteries. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2025 by Eric H
    • Great little keyboard!
Style: Modern
I bought this so I could figure out the melodies of songs I want to play on the ukulele. It's perfect! Small, but works with adult-size hands, and very portable. Good sound, no cord, and uses three AA batteries. Perfect!
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2025 by GreenBean
    • Fun to be had
Style: Modern
Nice little keyboard to entertain the grandkids. Easy to use and fun in abundance. Be sure to order the needed power adapter that is sold separately.
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2025 by Amazon Customer

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