Perixx PERIBOARD-512B Wired Ergonomic Keyboard - Split Keyboard, Wrist Rest, Natural Typing - Wired USB Connectivity - US English - Black

Been using wave, split keyboard style keyboards for maybe decades. Forget when I got my first Microslop Natural Keyboard Elite but still have three PS2 ones that are working fine. The key strokes are pretty long on those so was looking for maybe a mechanical switch board and would have spent up to $200.00 to get one that was a split design and a waive, like this one. But guess what? Couldn't find one at any price. Was going to go with the new Microslop wired ones, not a fan of baby sitting dongles and batteries, for roughly twice the price of this one, but saw some scary reviews. You don't know if they are for real or just someone with a personal problem. Then saw some good reviews for this one and for the price, was thinking it has to beat the stock Dell sub $20.00, maybe sub $10.00 even, keyboard that was given to me by my work. So actually ordered 3 of these thinking what the heck, I can send them back if they blow, and then I can keep them and happy day for me if they are OK or better. Happy Day! They are better! One review stated that they feel cheap. They weigh just about exactly the same as my MS boards are almost exactly the same size and shape. Just so I could say I did it, I torqued them from the ends. My natural 190 lb frame could likely snap it but they are just about as solid as the my old MS boards: talking about the range of a few pounds of pressure difference nothing major. That is, if all you want to to is type on them, thinking that they are plenty solid enough to last for years. When I checked all three boards, one had a slight separation between the top part and the bottom on the underside of board where you can't see it while using it on the left hand side, [the top and bottom are screwed together much like a laptop computer is] but again, very minor, maybe .005 - .010 of an inch for about 3 inches. Think maybe you could work a match book cover into it if you spent the time and tried hard. This turned out to be a result of the twist I gave them as the top and bottom parts are "keyed" and the male tab came out of its slot. A small push and it was back in place. The other two were perfect and don't see how that is going to make any difference anyway. They are well built and the key action is shorter than the old boards. It uses almost exactly the same layout as the old boards with the arrow keys being closer to the delete buttons. All this works for me. Can type faster, but for me that's maybe 80 - 90 wpm in bursts. If you want the worlds fastest keyboard, them maybe go with a mechanical switch type. For me, this is a very satisfying keyboard. The buttons on the top also work with Linux a bit so another plus if you too use multiple operating systems with the same keyboards. Ordered two more. These are great and for the price I was willing to pay for one mechanical switch board, I have 5 of these. I have been using one of these daily at work 8 hours a day for months now and no issues.

WOW! That is the word that comes to mind when I think of this ergonomic keyboard by Perixx! I have used an MS Ergonomic 4000 keyboard for years and when my last one finally bit the dust I decided to give another brand a try. I am over the moon with that decision now! This keyboard COMPLETELY EXCEEDS the expectations I held for it!! It's a plug and play board and worked IMMEDIATELY with no hesitation whatsoever straight out of the box! I didn't have to program anything for it at all. It immediately directed the hotkeys to where they needed to be and everything worked flawlessly. I am so impressed with this board I may never return to MS for another Ergo 4000! The keys are easy to use with its touch-type functioning and I don't have to pound away at them to get them to work. The ergonomic split of the keys is more comfortable than the MS 4000 and the way the board sits a bit higher is actually much more comfortable on my wrists. I'm a writer and after working for several hours straight, my wrists were not aching like usual. I was beyond impressed! The overall look of the board is nice as well, with plenty of space for your essential typing and everything between the letters and the number pad arranged in a better side by side configuration that shortens the overall length of the board making it a space saver on top of everything else. The feel of the keys and board itself is nice as well. You know it's plastic, but it's a higher quality and the slight texture of it overall is pretty nice. My first reaction is Perixx has gained a new lifelong customer if this keyboard stands up to the grueling workouts I will give it on a constant basis!

Solid keyboard. Looks and feels like a standard office keyboard which is sort of what I was expecting/wanted. Its fairly loud so if you're worried about that in an office setting... might be a good idea to look at some other options. The ONLY reason I took a star of is because I really do not like the layout of the 4 directional keys. Its really bugging me. But.. to be fair... probably should've taken a closer look at the layout before purchasing. Still solid. I do wish the curvature was a little bit more angled as well.

Overall the keyboard is good BUT you need to get used to the placement of the arrow keys and Home, End, Delete etc. Because they are not located as usual and it is quite hard to use them blindly/automatically.

マイクロソフトの同じタイプのキーボードを使っていたのですが、販売しなくなったので乗り換え キータッチの押し込む深さもちょうど良いのでタイピングが気持ちいい。

Liegt gut in der Hand.. Gutes Teil.. zu empfehlen

I have been using orthopedic keyboards for two decades. Pros: ***It is strong and sturdy ***Typing is a joy (for those adapted to orthopedic keyboards) ***A great relief for people who suffer from RSI ***The BEST of the 5 different orthopedic keyboards I used in two decades Cons: ***The product comes directly from outside India ***As a result the cost can increase much in coming days ***It might not be repairable in India, should anything go wrong In spite of the cons I mentioned (ONLY for awareness) Perixx is the BEST board that I have used so far. HIGHLY recommended for people who suffer from RSI and who are willing to adapt to a large board of this kind.

Va muy muy bien