Medeli MK110

The Medeli MK110 is a portable 61-key keyboard designed to help you learn to play the piano and keyboard while letting you explore different musical styles. With its dynamic keyboard, wide range of sounds, and automatic accompaniments, you can work on your technique, play songs, and gradually develop your creativity.

Easy to transport thanks to its compact size and the option to run on either AC power or batteries, it’s perfect for use at home or on the go. Discover in detail the features that make the Medeli MK110 a keyboard designed for learning and progress.

Overview

The Medeli MK110 is primarily aimed at musicians who want to start out on a full-featured keyboard without being limited to the functions of an entry-level digital piano. The manufacturer’s description does not mention any predecessor models or direct successors within the Medeli lineup.

It combines the essential features to support the early years of learning: a 61-key velocity-sensitive keyboard, 500 sounds, 170 accompaniment styles, 64-note polyphony, 140 built-in songs with a learning system, Layer and Split functions, a sequencer, a performance memory, and USB-MIDI and audio connectivity. Its microphone input and the option to run on batteries or AC power also allow for a variety of playing situations, whether at home or on the go.

Who is the Medeli MK110 designed for?

Beginners in piano and keyboard who want to develop touch control using the 61 dynamic keys while taking advantage of the 140 built-in songs and the learning system to progress step by step.

Students using educational apps who want to connect their keyboard to a computer or mobile device via USB-MIDI to use learning, notation, or music creation software.

For musicians looking for an easily portable keyboard who need an instrument that can run on both AC power and batteries for playing at home, in rehearsals, or on the go.

A dynamic 61-key keyboard to develop touch control

The Medeli MK110 features a 61-note piano-style keyboard with velocity sensitivity, allowing you to vary volume and expression based on the force applied to the keys. Compared to keyboards without dynamic response, this feature provides an experience closer to playing a real piano. This allows you to work on nuances from your very first lessons and develop better playing habits as you continue to learn.

500 sounds and 170 accompaniment styles to explore a variety of musical genres

With its 500 built-in sounds and 170 automatic accompaniment styles, the Medeli MK110 offers a particularly diverse sound palette for this category of beginner keyboard. This variety far exceeds that of the most basic models, which offer only a few dozen sounds. You can discover different instruments, experiment with various musical styles, and enrich your practice sessions without any additional equipment.

64-note polyphony for smoother playing

The Medeli MK110 features 64-note polyphony, allowing it to play multiple notes simultaneously without premature cutoff while you play. This capability is standard on entry-level keyboards designed for learning. You can play more complex pieces, use the automatic accompaniments, or layer sounds while maintaining consistent sound reproduction.

140 built-in songs and a step-by-step learning system

The keyboard comes with 140 built-in songs and a learning system designed to guide you through the early stages of learning. Unlike a keyboard that simply offers sounds, the Medeli MK110 directly integrates practice tools accessible without additional equipment. You can practice regularly on the built-in songs and gradually develop your coordination and sense of rhythm.

Layer and Split functions to expand your playing possibilities

The Medeli MK110 features Layer and Split functions, which allow you to layer two sounds or assign different sounds to different zones of the keyboard, respectively. These features are commonly found on more advanced models and open up a wider range of musical possibilities. You can create sound combinations or play with two distinct tones depending on which hand you use to expand your repertoire.

USB-MIDI and audio connectivity for use with a computer or mobile device

The USB port transmits MIDI and audio data to a compatible computer or mobile device. This dual connectivity makes it easy to use with music learning, notation, or music production software, without requiring a dedicated MIDI interface. You can record your ideas, follow interactive exercises, or integrate the keyboard into a music-making environment.

A microphone input and battery power for playing anywhere

The Medeli MK110 features a microphone input so you can sing while playing, as well as a power supply that works with both AC power and batteries. Compared to a keyboard designed solely for a fixed setup, this design offers greater flexibility. You can easily take your instrument to rehearsals, classes, or other locations without always having to rely on a power outlet.