Experience Comfortable Typing With Perixx PERIBOARD-613W Mini Wireless Ergonomic Split Keyboard For Windows And Mac - Dual Mode Compatibility Review

I have been using the sculpt keyboard and mouse for a bunch of years now. This has worked out pretty well, but some of the keys were never mapped correctly for mac. Also, recently it seems like mac has changed their driver so that the mouse and keyboard are not responding quickly enough. So I figured it was time to look around.This keyboard has a physical switch underneath that switches between mac and pc mappings. It can also use bluetooth or 2.4 ghz radio. It comes with command and option…

I had another model Perixx that worked great until I spilled coffee on it and fried it. I cannot recommend this model. You have to press down HARD on the keys for it to type anything. It made typing a pain in the arse. Setting aside this major fault, the keyboard is otherwise fine and the bluetooth worked fine. But the lack of responsiveness of the keys cannot be overlooked since typing is, after all, the primary function of the keyboard.

This keyboard is little small it’s keys are kind of cramped together.The Delete key is not next to Backspace key but above next to the F12 key.Disappointed it should have been little broader not so ergonomic as expected.Ripoff 😤

Love it! No more shoulder pain from reaching past the number pad attached to the keyboard. I purchased a separate USB number pad for that function when needed. The small footprint of great and fits in my smaller space and desk.

I really like the mechanical keys, and the ergonomics of it feel great.But the wireless keyboard keeps losing connection with my laptop when it’s only a few inches away. This happens in both Bluetooth mode and with the usb connection.The most frustrating thing however is that it oftentimes gets stuck on a key and types a single letter a bunch of times, like "tttttttttttt.” Then I need to wait for it to connect again, delete all the letters, and redo my work.Would be 5 stars if this wasn’t…

Ergonomics were good. But I never got to test it because it came destroyed inside the box and had to return. That's my review.

I've been using the Microsoft Natural keyboard since the 1990s. I'm pretty much locked in to this shape of split keyboard. I can't type on a regular one anymore without gazillions of errors. This one has a great key feel if you prefer the old-style touch, which I do. The layout feels familiar and I like the placement of the delete key in the upper right, there's no missing it.Glad I bought the wired version because apparently the wireless one is glitchy.

I love the layout of this keyboard. I love that it is tenkeyless. I love the action of the keys. It's a membrane keyboard, not a mechanical, but the keys operate smoothly with a relatively light touch. It's pretty quiet. The whole keyboard, though plastic, has a good durable feel.The only

This review is for the PERIBOARD-413B wired version. I was looking for a nice inexpensive ergo keyboard and this fits the bill. Coming from a tenkeyless wireless Corsair mechanical keyboard. Keys are more mushier, but that's to be expected and slightly more quiet than the Corsair. Use the [Fn] Lock button on the upper right to to access the media buttons. Delete, home, end, etc. key placement takes a bit to get used to. Also note the wired version does not come with the extra keys. A great…

I've used MS Sculpt keyboards for years. After my third one broke the other day I went to order another but they were out of stock. I pulled out an old MS 6000 ergo keyboard and realized I like the normal keyboard action more than the laptop-like keys on the sculpt. Since I hadn't looked in a while, I was going to check out some other keyboards and found this newly listed product.The keyboard is a little thick and bulky, which isn't much of a problem once you get used to it. I do find myself…

So comfortable to type on for 8 hours a day. Fits under the cat shelf that i used to protect keyboard from unwanted feline "helping"

Disappointed in this product. Failed after just 2 months - won't connect to my laptop anymore, and it's beyond the return window. : (

The box reads "designed in Germany," and this keyboard is indeed as solid as a German Panzer VIII Maus tank. The ergonomic design is comfortable, the material (plastic) is solid and it has large keys. It is a high profile, bulky, and loud keyboard. At its highest point, It rises 2.25 inches from the desk/table surface (a full 2.75 inches when the front legs are extended). Think of it as an ergonomic version of the IBM keyboards of yesteryear. If you are someone who likes to hit the keys hard…

Overall i like this product. It is ergonomic and i like the keys, also i like that the palm pad is plastic because it does not get dirty easily. the two connection options via bluetooth or a usb dongle is a great feature

I got this because I wanted an ergonomic white keyboard. It looks nice, but feels uncomfortable to use. The keys are too far apart. Maybe good for someone with very large hands.

This keyboard is complete trash. The keys don’t register half the time or it will randomly insert a ton of spaces. I do not recommend.

I was hoping for a very responsive keyboard that was ergonomic. I've gotten an ergonomic keyboard that requires a heavier keystroke. I guess I'm just too light fingered. This keyboard would be great for those typists who strike the keys hard and are a board pounder. I'm struggling to get the feel for it but I've noticed that sometimes even though I've hit the key the character does not appear and I have to go back.

This keyboard is wonderful. I got it after having two other wifi keyboards that after months start to glitch and make work frustrating. This was the perfect solution. First of it is smaller which makes it easier to use; plus it is comfy too. The connection is great, has a larger range than my pervious tries as well. Perfect wireless keyboard for the money.

I really like using this keyboard. It feels solid, and the shape is perfect. Not QUITE as good as my gold standard Microsoft Natural Ergonomic 4000, but pretty close. Interesting use of extended keys near the middle, and the really wide backspace, backslash, and enter are a bit weird, but it all feels incredibly comfortable and intuitive. I actually like the positioning of the cursor keys: Home/End and Page Up/Down are all in good spots, and full sized arrow keys in the correct layout is always

Not very ergonomic, in my opinion. Seems very sturdy for people who do lots of typing. Size is perfect for small places. Limited language options.