Dear O Dear

[♔Chello]

@Bill

Thanks for your interesting input. 

bigger or better is not always true its what meets your needs that counts.

I absolutely agree with what you are saying. 
Almost all models in all price ranges have a number of functions (features, lol) that most people never get to use.
The more expensive, the more features (which we don't use).

The art consists in finding the keyboard that only has the functions you need, but this is almost impossible - the SX600, DGX-670 and Pa700 are probably the models on the market that give the most in relation to what they cost.
The Pa700 is the only affordable model I know of that has many of the same advanced features as the Pa5X, and thus appears in a class of its own.

When it comes to software, this picture is almost even worse, because development is moving towards increasingly complex functions, which many people have no use for.
I remember my first Cubase from 1994, which was simply structured with a good overview of basic functions, which made it easy to work with.
Today's Cubase is insanely complicated and messy regardless of the version.

The industry seems to have forgotten what the user wants.
I would say that the simple is often the best.