Bench log — Akai Professional LPK25 USB MIDI Keyboard Controller 25 Mini Keys w/ Cable Works
One unit, one record. SKU NEK-MED-001415.
Bench-tested by us and working. If it isn’t right when it arrives, we’ll make it right.
The unit this log describesAkai Professional LPK25 USB MIDI Keyboard Controller 25 Mini Keys w/ Cable WorksGoodSold — July 2026See the listing What we testedRecorded July 11, 2026
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- Passed:All 25 keys register — Verified with MIDI input testing
- Passed:All buttons register — Verified with MIDI input testing
Suggested checklist comparison
Suggested profile: accessory / peripheral — read it here. 0 of 3 template labels match this record. Matching ignores case and punctuation only. Other wording is kept below; an unmatched label does not establish that a test was omitted. This comparison does not mean this unit ran the whole template.
- Not recorded:Detected by the console — no matching label in this record
- Not recorded:Function tested in-game — no matching label in this record
- Not recorded:Cables and contacts intact — no matching label in this record
Other recorded labels
- Passed:All 25 keys register — Verified with MIDI input testing
- Passed:All buttons register — Verified with MIDI input testing
Where it came from, what we did to it
The Akai Professional LPK25 — a compact 25-key USB MIDI controller with velocity-sensitive mini keys, a built-in arpeggiator with tap tempo, sustain and octave up/down buttons, and four program memories. It's plug-and-play over USB with any DAW, no driver needed, and the original USB cable is included. Fully tested: all 25 keys and every button register correctly, verified with MIDI input testing. One button pad shows bite marks on the rubber but functions perfectly, and there's light surface wear from normal use.
Flaws we found
- One button pad has bite/chew marks on the rubber (functions perfectly)
- Light surface wear consistent with normal use
Each of these is photographed on the listing. The photos are the contract.