Yamaha 61-Key Portable Keyboard

I am a professional pianist, have had Tyros 1 and 2, which I paid in the $2-$3k a while back, as well as P-45, an electric piano in the $400. The 373 has an amazing sound of grand piano, going from super solid basses to very sharp high notes. The touch sensitivity is decent (found out the 263 does not have that) and so the enjoyment of playing just the piano is great. The other piano / e-piano / organ sounds are great, as well as the guitars, saxophones. The accordion and bass sounds are not as good, they lack in depth and clarity - which is slightly disappointing. The rhythms are pretty good too. I understand this keyboard has all kinds of functions for beginners, but honestly this is a pretty decent instrument for professionals too - it is very light, under 10lbs, and so cheap that I wouldn't be concerned of leaving it overnight at a venue where I am performing, instead of carrying it with me. It is not a Tyros, with its vocal harmony, ability to save complex registration settings, and multiple rhythm variations, but for that price, it's really good value for money. When purchasing, make sure you get the ac adapter that comes separately.