💻 Perixx PERIBOARD-106M, USB Keyboard - Enhanced Performance, Full-Size, Curved Ergonomic Keys, Retro Gray/White Color, US English Layout Review

I don't know why but I literally hate typing on new skinny, low profile keyboards. I had an old keyboard model that I loved, but I spilled coffee on it and that was all it wrote. I ordered several replacements which turned out to be thicker and older but when they arrived they weren't what I was looking for. I finally found this keyboard and it seems very similar to my keytronic except for the brand name. Label. I also prefer a white or beige keyboard over a black keyboard, so I'm really glad…

I am a fast typist and my income as a translator depends on meeting deadlines and production targets. Membrane keyboards required tedious effort and slowed down the work. Another problem: I had typos due to slipping fingers. I decided to look into (1) mechanical keyboards and (2) curved keys to keep my fingers in place. I bought a mechanical one with curved keys that works very well, but it was expensive! When I bought my second computer I tried this one out and it was the fastest keyboard I've

If you're longing for the bygone days of an IBM or Dell Bigfoot mechanical keyboard (I've had both). . . it's not that. But it's a decent retro vanilla keyboard that gets the job done. The spacebar clicks, the rest makes a dull noise on the suction cup that will not satisfy keyboard connoisseurs. Performance is ok - nothing special, but nothing bad either. Visually, the buttons are pretty small, but they do the job of transporting you back in time. I enjoy mine, but there are no cheap…

I wanted a plain white keyboard to match my white monitor and mouse. I don't like compact keyboards, I hate the feel of rubber buttons so I bought this one because it looks standard. Reminds me of office keyboards from the 90s. Big chunky buttons that are easy to press, everything is easy to find. I don't want a lot of frills and this keyboard is good without being overly complex. The keys click, but no more than my previous mechanical keyboard. I would recommend this keyboard if you want a…

I learned to type on the Apple A1048, which I've found has more actuation force than many rubber dome keyboards. For the last 6 years I have mainly printed on Qisan Magicforce with black Gateron switches. I've tried other keyboards but always come back to my Qisan. so far! This board is a sexy, modern take on the IBM KB-8923, which is itself one of the most popular rubber dome keyboards to ever hit the market. What it lacks in weight and brand authenticity, it makes up for in awesome design…

I bought this keyboard because I found it to be the best in the reviews for people who type a lot. I've read a lot of good reviews on others, but this one had a lot of "a pleasure to tap on" reviews. And that. However, it is not an expensive feeling. It's still a cheap board. It's just a cheap board done right. Highly recommended if you print a lot and don't have a lot of money. You need a wrist rest. Grifiti Fat 17 x 2.75 x 0.75 (as shown) fits perfectly.