💻 White Perixx PERIDUO-212W Wired Mini Keyboard and Mouse Set with USB Connection Review

The main reasons I was attracted to this thing was firstly the price and secondly the lack of a keyboard. I've been using a HAVIT keyboard for a while and it's too big and clunky for my desk, now it fits under my monitor stand so I can't easily free up space. This Perixx is pretty good. It's not fantastic, it's not worth the money, but it's good for what I need it for and it's compact. It's pretty light and I feel like I'm done when it stops. The keys are nice and not as long as on my previous…

We ordered two (2) kits for kids computers as they share a long desk with limited space for full size keyboards. They're about the size of a laptop keyboard, so perfect for what we need. I also like that they have "regular" keys and not the "chicken" style that's so popular with these mini keyboards. The mice have a nice rubberized finish and are otherwise a standard optical mouse. One of the mice didn't work - there was no optical light and Windows gave a "not recognized" message on several…

I needed a cheap, compact, durable keyboard and mouse that could be here in 48 hours. It's great that it's made in Germany, which obviously means high quality, and it feels solid like a matte, slightly tactile material. The mouse feels soft in that sense, but there was a big issue that it wasn't compatible with my Windows 10 Home HP PC and I had to return it, it seemed to work fine with my Windows 10 Home Stream laptop. But I don't need it for that. The buttons are quiet too, the mouse makes a…

The arrow keys are too high so the up arrow is between the Shift and / keys. When I press Shift, I always press the up arrow either together or separately. I could get used to this over time, but there is no end, home, page up, page down and when they exist in Fn style they are unlabeled. The mouse has a cold light feature, but I connect the mouse to a powered dock/port replicator so the cold light stays on all night, even when the computer is off! Then during the day when I actually use it the

I am good at touch-typing and have a very large collection of computers (over a hundred at last count!). Some may consider me an expert when it comes to computer products, including keyboards. I wanted a wired one so I wouldn't have to turn my keyboard off and on all day (usually to save battery) for the one PC I use the most. If I hadn't had other computers, this review could have gotten five stars. . The problem is that I need standardization in the layout of the keys so that there are no…

I was trying to save up some USB ports so I tried to find a wireless keyboard and mouse but all I could find were systems that not hold a charge (the latter almost all the time had to be connected to a USB cable). I chose this wired set and am very happy that I have a keyboard and mouse that work all the time. The only issue I had was being plugged into a computer (iMac) which meant some connections were redirected to the back of the computer, but everything worked with a 4 port hub (from which

If you want full sized keys (mostly) in a compact body and don't hear any key clicks then this is for you. The mouse is also comfortable. If you need a numeric keypad on the side, this keyboard is clearly not for you. The only complaint I have is that the right shift key is pretty tight for a ten-writer like me. Instead, I keep pressing the up arrow, which distorts the position of my cursor. One star deducted for that.

I'll update this review after some use. The weather got a little colder and the keys got pretty cramped. Shift stuck today (actually causing data loss due to poor interaction with my particular editor). In general, I find that keys often miss because they get stuck and don't go all the way if you don't press hard enough, so I have to press the backspace retype key many times. It's meant to be a great keyboard, for example for booting, or for minimal administration on a computer you don't…