My son is 8 years old, and he is a beginner. Which keyboard should I buy for him in Casio or Yamaha in low budget?

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Suzuki Method Music Teacher & Professional Music Trainer

To understand him better you should buy low budget keyboards costs around 3-4k. If he enjoys music and later wishes to play more then you can go for Yamaha it is the best available at an affordable price as well as good sounds which is not available with any other keyboard at low cost. It will cost you...
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To understand him better you should buy low budget keyboards costs around 3-4k. If he enjoys music and later wishes to play more then you can go for Yamaha it is the best available at an affordable price as well as good sounds which is not available with any other keyboard at low cost. It will cost you from 18k and above, but once you buy it you don't need to look ten years ahead, he can use the same keyboard for years. read less
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Music teacher with 8 years of experience

Please go for Yamaha, PSR 363, it's right in quality and better than Casio, it's around 11-12 k.
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Tabla,guitar,keyboard Trainer experience 19 year

Yamaha E263 is best.
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Hindustani Classical vocal and a keyboard teacher with 6 years of experience

You can buy a Yamaha PSR-F51 keyboard which is excellent for a beginner. It has way better sound quality than the Casio keyboard. Once the student is serious, you can upgrade.
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Piano/Keyboard Teacher -15 years Experience

I would recommend Yamaha 61 keys, with touch response as it will go a long way.
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First, you should be aware of which stream of learning you are selecting. There are various ways of teaching and learning the instrument. Simply through ABC etc. and not looking for any deep subject then keyboard with 5 octaves without touch response is fine. If you want your child to be trained formal...
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First, you should be aware of which stream of learning you are selecting. There are various ways of teaching and learning the instrument. Simply through ABC etc. and not looking for any deep subject then keyboard with 5 octaves without touch response is fine. If you want your child to be trained formal way n through staff notes then better look for the touch response keyboard which cost you a little higher than non-touch response keyboard. Or you want your child to be trained in Piano then look for used decent Digital piano which definitely a great choice for Paino students. read less
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Yamaha PSR F51 would be a nice option. Moreover Yamaha I feel is more durable.
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Music teacher with 8 years of experience

Go for Yamaha, it's good in quality, 11k Yamaha PSR 363, please go for it.
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proffessional violinist and music teacher for 15 years

Casio is better if your son is very keen on studying piano. But if you are not so sure about his interest or passion in it then please buy a cheaper one.
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