Miditech i2-mini 32

I've had two of them for a couple of years now. I carry one in my backpack all the time. They haven't let me down yet.

Playing it, I would describe the feel as "sturdy toy"
It is not my master keyboard, but I'm certainly happy for the price.

We're talking about a decent keayboard here. It does what it's supposed to o, it maps easy, and came with a free vst, in my case. It's not big, it can fit on one leg of your lap. It's also robust and doesnt break easy.
BUT
it needs a hard punch for a signal to come trough at some times, and It lacks pressure sensitivity. The small keys are easily missed too when you're used to bigger ones, but you will adapt to that, in the end.

It does what it's advertised for and the quality matches the price. No issues so far.

Great for composing / producing, imputing melodic lines and chords. Hardly takes up any space. Great value for money.

Very good keyboard and for that price couldn't ask for more