Perixx PERIBOARD-413W US Ergonomic Split USB Keyboard - Compact And Wired With TKL Design - White - US English (11810) - Dimensions 15.75X10.83X2.17 Inches Review

I had high hopes for this keyboard; I use a split keyboard with no numeric keypad and as a "lap board" typing from a recliner with a large monitor, for full-body ergo reasons, and that works well. Until recently I had used a supply of ergo keyboards which are no longer made, but the last of those recently died. So I tried this.I would have preferred that the halves of the keyboard were an inch or two further separated, but the real discomfort I'm noticing is with the keyswitches, in particular…

Bought this before I read the reviews and I saw that a lot of people were having issues with missed keystrokes or letters not being detected when pressed. I did find that as well, but only when using the included dongle. If I typed fast it would also swap letters, so instead of "to" it would return "ot" to the computer. But after putting the dongle away and connecting with Bluetooth there are no issues.I like the ergonomics, it's raised enough so my wrists are now relaxed and I can reach all…

This keyboard is so annoying! The keys do not always respond so you will be typing and it will miss a letter or a space bar that you definitely pressed. I constantly have to back track and fix the errors that it missed. I have never had this problem before with a keyboard so it is very frustrating.

I like that the keyboard does not have the numbers to the side. I never use them and they get in the way. aside from that, it is a full size keyboard. The one item that I would add to it to make it more ergonomic is feet on the front of the keyboard. Having the keyboard tilt away from you instead of toward is a more natural position for those that use a standing desk. I created my own and used double sided tape to attach them. It is very comfortable now.

Even tough I bought it used from here. I wasn’t expecting it to come covered in food and sticky gunk. It says it’s suppose to come with keys to switch out to the MAc keys, but I never got them. Otherwise it’s a keyboard that works.It’s erogonomic but there’s a huge waste of space where you rest your arm while typing. It’s just hard plastic. Should of been like a soft pad or something. And cause it’s awkwardly shape it’s hard to find anything that you can put there for an arm rest or wrist pad.…

The keys are kind of sticky or hard to push. I hoped they would loosen up with use, but that hasn't happened after several months of use. Also, I have issues with the computer responding to the keyboard. Sometimes instead of the computer showing what I typed, there are just several spaces. Or other times it tries to insert a special character like a letter with an accent. I use it with the dongle, not the Bluetooth connection

Great layout, much more compact because it has no extended number pad off to the side. The only thing I wish it had is backlighting. But for the price and excellent quality, I recommend it.

I use this on a Linux box, so shift-pgup for the terminal is used a lot, but the way PgUp, PgDn etc are positioned on the right take a lot of getting used to. (I'm still getting used to them, but I'm coming from an MS Ergo Elite kb.)

All I did to this one was add some flip up feet to the front of the board because negative tilt is super comfy for me, and lubed up the switches with some vaseline and it types like a damn dream. Very smooth light tactile bump and almost entirely silent, even space bar. Love the shaped spacebar.

I like the option for changing the key caps and flip a switch so I can use the keyboard as if it is native to the Mac OS, which is what I use. I desperately dislike that I have to be very deliberate with keystrokes because the keys don't respond to a light touch. If I don't type with a heavy keystroke, the keys don't respond in the way I expect an ergonomic, or any, keyboard to respond. I find that with this keyboard, I have to constantly correct mistakes and it slows me down. The option for…

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

I liked the design but I could not get past the lack of sensitivity for the keys. If I did not apply enough pressure, it would not enter the information. I found myself spending more time editing than actually typing in to begin with so I stopped using it.

I originally purchased the Perixx-406 mini ergonomic keyboard that has flat, short stroke, keys. I really liked it and didn't realize there was a version of this mini keyboard that had long stroke curved keys. I prefer the long stroke curved keys for typing sensory. So, once I realized they also made the Perixx-413B which has keys more reflective of a normal keyboard but in the mini package, I ordered it and loved it. Its about 75% the size of my normal ergonomic keyboard and even though its…

It’s really big and bulky which I wasn’t expecting, but if you know that and that it’s not a full keyboard (with the extra numbers and other stuff) already it’s an excellent keyboard.

Seems good but didn’t come with a usb dongle and it won’t connect to my pc through the second bluetooth method. Waiting on seller to reply to my email about this issue.

I absolutely cannot stand typing on the keyboard for my laptop. It drives my wrist. Crazy. My home keyboard is much larger and hard to travel with. This did exactly what I needed it to do in allows. Easy travel. Very easy set up an works great.

It is a delight to use this smaller keyboard and ditch the number pad! I've used it exclusively for two months and have no complaints. The 2.4 wireless/dongle works better than the Bluetooth in my house, but I like having the option to switch to BT. The key placement is easy to adapt to and makes sense. The only thing missing is backlit keys.

You will hate this thing if you know how a decent keyboard feels. Mechanical keyboards may have spoiled me, but when I went shopping for an ergonomic board for those days when my wrists don't want to play nice, I decided I would go for something a little cheaper. My budget was sub-$60, and I figured there would be a lot of compact options for that price. There aren't. There are some decent full-size options. I've tried them in person at sores, but I wanted something that would also prevent…

Love this keyboard! Needed something without the 10 key since my keyboard tray is smaller. Solid keyboard clicks not crazy loud, and not quiet.

I was a little concerned at how inexpensive this keyboard was. I have been using a flat Cherry MX gaming keyboard and I really liked how the keys felt but I started experiencing some pretty painful hand and wrist pain.This thing felt pretty natural out of the box. Apparently I have been using my left pointer for the 'Y' key, so that took an hour or so to get used to, but other than that, it's an easy switch from a flat keyboard. My hand and wrist pain has gone away in the last few days only…