Purchased as a gift for a curious 7 year old. He loves the book, and you can't beat the used price. Great for long trips

I just purchased the Casio CDP-130 and I'm returning it to Guitar Center. I have used Casio keyboards for years, particularly when the inexpensive Previa line came out. I ran a large music ministry and over the years have literally purchased over 50 of these various Casio keyboards. They had good sounds, decent action and great sustain. I mistakenly assumed this newer keyboard would not only be in line with previous versions, but possibly an improvement. Unfortunately not. I have a much older Yamaha P-95 and set both keyboards up and A/B'd them. Playing the same chord with the same velocity, the Yamaha chord rang for over 12 seconds. The Casio was done by 6 seconds. I'm not making this up - I timed both of them with the stopwatch on my iPhone. I'm stunned and bummed (no rhyme intended). I'm afraid Casio cheaped out on the processing in order to include a few more bells and whistles. I have for many years been an advocate for Casio keyboards - until now.

why did I wait so long to buy this! perfect for my work. had been using autoCad 2000 if you can believe it. was afraid I would not be able to work efficiently, but most of the commands are still the same and I have had very little down time

I have used the original MJ for almost 4 years. Overall I am satisfied with it and the cost of phone service. However, there are some drawbacks. When I first started using MJ I could call anywhere in the US that I tried; things changed. The US is not covered completely by the big telco's like AT&T or Verizon. Some rural areas are serviced by telephone coops and other areas have small, compared to AT&T, independent phone companies. These companies pay to interconnect with each other. MJ doesn't pay and the companies have caught onto it. The result is you cannot call some areas. My parent live about 70 miles away and have the same area code but they are on a rural telephone coop and I can no longer call them on the MJ. The state of Alaska has ACS for phone service. You cannot call the entire state of Alaska, area code 907. As a result of this I have had to rely on my cell phone. To give the devil their due, they did offer to refund the remainder of the years service. I just had to return the MJ unit at my expense and you guessed it, the shipping cost about equaled the refund. While I admittedly do not know if the MJ+ has the same problem, I would go "all in" and say it does. Just my 2¢.

Hasn't really done much for the skin as others have stated in previous reviews but they are giving her the vitamins she needs. She is always in the go and doesn't eat as properly as she should. To have her taking a vitamin supplement makes me feel more at ease as a mom.