🖱️ Perixx Periduo-712W Wireless Mini Keyboard and Mouse Set, White: Enhanced Ergonomics for Effortless Typing and Navigation Review

Very good set! I was setting up my husband's new home office and he was concerned that the mouse and mousepad would not fit on the keyboard stand that came with the new desk. Most keyboards never use the standard keys on the right, so I was happy to find this compact keyboard. It is structured like a normal keyboard, but excludes the 4 columns of keys on the right side. There are a few buttons that take some getting used to, but in general my husband really likes it. It now has a convenient…

I was glad to have a smaller keyboard for an area that doesn't fit a full sized keyboard let alone space for a mouse. The keyboard is much smaller, and since I didn't plan on using it often except to check the servers I work on, I installed one AA per keyboard and mouse (which looks like a regular size) and got it working . The problem is that the mouse lags as soon as I start moving it. He drags himself along, which makes the selection painful. I thought it was a driver issue so between…

Normal product for the price. I would actually give it 3.5 stars but round up to 4. There are a few things that keep me from giving it 5 stars. First, the feel of the keys. I didn't know what other keyboard reviewers meant by "soft" keys until I used these. The keys are "soft" having just used a Perixx 407B wired mini keyboard (which I love). Because of this, it seems easier to make mistakes while typing and cause more finger fatigue. When I first received it I had to reseat the battery before…

#1) The keyboard only needs one AA battery. And the mouse only consumes one AA battery. So I need 2 more AAs to carry backup batteries. Other keyboards/mice use 4 AAA batteries together, which means you need to carry an extra 4 AAA batteries to all important meetings. I like to carry around and worry less #2) The F1 through F12 keys are a primary function, not a secondary one. GREAT if you use this for CAD modeling like me. #3) Arrow keys that aren't half the size/too small. I've used mini…

I have three, two red and one white. I love her. Works great, battery life is great. The keys are neither soft nor thin (for the price). I will most likely buy more in the future. I just hope they offer more color options. Green, Orange, Blue and Yellow would be good to make it easier to see which keyboard goes with which computer. Currently I've added gold pen lettering to the second red set to set them apart. I use it to connect to about a dozen Raspberry Pi computers and controllers. Build…

I don't normally write bad product reviews but after using this kit for less than a month I'm practically dead. The mouse randomly stops working mid-use and clicks when not clicked . It can't handle small, precise movements (like highlighting individual letters or spaces when editing a copy), and it decides to click and drag as it pleases, messing up documents and code. Everything is fine with the keyboard. just ok The mouse sucks and I regret the money spent. Well to dump the dollars I should…

I love this keyboard, will be buying a replacement keyboard just in case. I use 12 hours a day. The keys travel a bit further than a typical chiclet-style compact keyboard, and I like that. It has a dedicated paste key, which I really need for the command line apps I use all the time, and it maps the PrtScr key to the right shift key like Fn. The mouse is also exceptional. It's slightly larger than the regular wireless mouse that comes with the keyboard and has a very nice click. It's not as…