No touch sensitivity. The archetypal early '70s to early '80s electronic pianos. Usually had three sounds, vibrato and tuning control. THAT was a Lowrey organ, and besides, electronic pianos didn't exist then. Clavinet E7-style cases.
Some models have additional string and synth sounds.
These were among the cheapest, nastiest instruments ever made. I speak as someone who had to struggle with one of these turkeys at school in the late 70s. Bent aluminium cases, flimsy keyboards, noisy electronics, wobbly stands and fizzy sounds, plus lack of a tuning control on the model I used were some of the many reasons to avoid this one. Oh, and the fact that it burst into flames during a rehearsal. Among the most acoustic-sounding electronic pianos.