🖥️ Perixx PERIDUO-406: Wired Mini Ergonomic Split Keyboard and Vertical Mouse Combo with Adjustable Palm Rest, Tilt Scroll Wheel, and Low Profile Keys - US English Layout Review

I was looking for a smaller split keyboard (there were no 10 keys). I bought this one to try it out. The angle of the mouse takes a little getting used to, but the action was smooth and worked really well. The angle of the palm rest on the keyboard was better than my old Logitec. I prefer a sharper "split" than this keyboard offers, but I find that to be a fairly typical angle for ergonomic keyboards. Minor complaints: Key action is a little softer/less clicky than I'm used to, and the top…

This keyboard might appeal to many. What I probably like best is that the palm rest is made out of plastic instead of rubber or foam, so you don't have to worry about it turning into a greasy, uncomfortable mess over time. I also like the lack of a number pad, which frees up desk space. I can't really complain about the mouse either, although unlike the keyboard it has a kind of rubbery matte finish so it's likely to get oily over time. However, this is quite convenient; Vertical alignment is a

This keyboard was narrower than Microsoft's but still very ergonomic and saves a lot of desk space. I really like the center left wheel that makes it easy to scroll through a webpage. There is an adjustable plastic magnetic support bar on the bottom of the keyboard, which allows the keyboard to have different tilts, which is a good design. The mouse is light and small, so you can put your right hand side and palm firmly on the table to rotate the mouse left and right. I wear a size L glove…

The mouse is absolutely great and exactly what I was hoping for. The thumb fits well on the lower lip - at least for my hand it fits perfectly. The two buttons M4 and M5 are conveniently placed as I never accidentally press them and can feel them with my thumb. They are not silent and actually have slightly different sounds. Mouse buttons 1 and 2 aren't exactly silent either, they have a muffled sound which I think sounds good - the Wish m4 and 5 sounded closer to that, but they are louder and…

The first one I ordered was defective so I sent it back for the second. This one is good so far, straight out of the box. The only complaint I have is that the right shift key is tiny. Like a blind typist, but not very fantastic at it, the tiny Shift key makes it very difficult to find with your right pinky. Luckily I have a set of rubber bumpers that I used on my latest keyboard to make the F and J keys more expressive (again to help with touch typing) and I've added them to the tiny right…

Good: small footprint, shared style, no attached number pad (easy-to-reach mouse) Bad: everything else. It's a cheap copy of the Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic Keyboard, but it's not ergonomic. Split keyboard ≠ ergonomic. Not nearly as comfortable as the ergonomic Microsoft Sculpt keyboard. I've found myself having to constantly hit backspace and retype keys. This is because the buttons get stuck. Sometimes the Shift key works and sometimes it doesn't. The buttons stick depending on the angle at…