Perixx PERIBOARD-416 Wired Mini USB Keyboard with 4 Hubs - X Type Scissor Keys - Detachable USB-C and A Cable - US English

I have had a Logitech K380 Bluetooth Keyboard for over six years, and I absolutely love it. There isn't a more perfect keyboard out there for me. And I've never had any problems using it for anything, including gaming. I have over 200 games on Steam and over 900 games on Epic Games, and I've used the Logitech K380 keyboard with a lot of them and had no problems.But I started playing Dead by Daylight a few months ago, and I noticed that skill checks were difficult for me to make. It was forcing me to use a Technician perk that allowed me to miss skill checks without alerting the killer. But on a whim, I tried using my laptop keyboard instead of the wireless one, and I noticed the skill checks were way easier, making it so that I don't need the Technician perk. So that is when I decided to buy a wired keyboard.I tried different keyboards. The first one was a Perixx PERIBOARD-407W, and I did not like it because the keyboard was bigger than I wanted and the keys were a lot higher. They keys tired out my fingers and made me make a lot of typos. That's when I learned that I need to look for the words "mini" and "thin" when shopping for a keyboard. And I learned that I like Scissor Keys. I then ordered a Powboro Upgraded keyboard. It was a mini keyboard with a thin profile and scissor keys. Unfortunately, it was junk and the 'w' key did not work. Other customers complained about the keys sticking or being broken too. So then I ordered this Perixx PERIBOARD-432 keyboard.I tested this new keyboard out, and there is no lag whatsoever. I can make skill checks in Dead by Daylight with absolutely no problem now. Great purchase. Worth every single penny.

I was initially going to reduce my rating because of how long it takes to recharge this keyboard (the wireless backlit version). Because while it has a battery with a capacity of 800mAh and can last for about 7 days on one charge, it takes about SIX HOURS to recharge it, at a rate of 5V --- 500mA. Which is the same as 5V --- 0.5A. And both of which would be 2.5 watts.However, even though it's not that easy to find, all of that information IS available for potential customers to see BEFORE they order this keyboard. So since I was able to know that it takes six hours to charge before I ordered it, I would be wrong to reduce my rating because I didn't like that it takes six hours to charge, right?Anyway, I've been using a Logitech MX Keys Mini wireless backlit keyboard for over three years now, and it still works pretty good but I have broken a couple of the keys. So I wanted to try something different this time that didn't cost a hundred dollars. And I have to say, I am definitely impressed with the Perixx PERIBOARD-732B wireless backlit mini keyboard.Except for one MAJOR downside... And again, I didn't reduce my rating for it because I was able to know about it before I ordered this keyboard. But anyway, I can only really use it on my PC or whatever the USB dongle is plugged into... With the MX Keys Mini though, since it has Bluetooth capabilities, I can use it on my PC and quickly switch to and use it on my cell phone when I need to. So if that's something that is important to you, then I wouldn't recommend this wireless backlit mini keyboard by Perixx. However, if you just want something to use with your computer that's wireless and backlit, that doesn't cost a hundred dollars, then you'd be hard pressed to find anything better than this keyboard.Oh, and one more thing. To the makers of the PERIBOARD-732B, please make a wireless backlit mini keyboard like this one that not only has a USB adapter for hooking it up to a PC, but that also has Bluetooth capability and can easily connect to three different devices on the fly. And this is because, after about a year of using the MX Keys mini, the Bluetooth on my PC stopped working, yet I was able to get a USB adapter separately and still use it on my computer while being able to easily use it on my cell phone. Of course, I would expect it to cost a little more than this one, but I would gladly pay more. Especially if it still costed less than Logitech's hundred dollar wireless backlit mini keyboard.

This keyboard is wonderful. I was disappointed in the Apple keyboard that came with my iMac because the keys are not backlit. This keyboard is the exact same size as the Apple keyboard, has several backlight settings so I can see the keys at night, AND it has much sturdier, robust keys with a very satisfying key sound. This keyboard is fun to type on and looks great. I love that it stays plugged in to the computer so you don't have to worry about charging and turning it on/off for every use. The only downside is that it's USB rather than USB-C, but buying a converter was an inexpensive and simple fix. GREAT product, thank you!

I have had good experience with Perixx products, this keyboard performed equally. The small size and light weight are ideal, especially on hospital bedside tables and tilting holders for tablets. However, the cables were missing from the box - I tore the box apart trying to find them. Luckily, I have my own cache of cables to replace them. A download PDF users manual would be more helpful than the tiny printed included paper one - I looked like Sherlock Holmes with my magnifying glass trying to read it.