Perixx PERIBOARD-512 Ergonomic Split Keyboard, Curved Design, Wired USB, Multimedia Keys, UK QWERTY Layout, Black

Perfect keyboard to replace my more expensive MS split one. This is a QWERTY keyboard with UK layout, as in, the 'at' key, (symbol @) is in the normal place- centre row, third key from right. The keys make a noise when you press them, so if you want silent keys, don't get this keyboard. Wrist rest is hard plastic but is angled to make hands and wrists feel comfortable and the plastic of the entire keyboard is the same - as in, keys, wrist rest and frame - and is smooth to the touch. All keys are at the right angle to use The Home, End Delete keys etc, are vertical in two columns of three keys each, as opposed to three columns of two keys each, as on standard keyboards and so take a bit of getting used to - I've pressed page up instead of end, by accident a few times. Overall, I am keeping this keyboard as it is the cheapest split keyboard I can find, and it feels very comfortable to use for 'on and off' typing like browsing, shopping, emails etc. I have not typed for hours yet, so cannot comment on that. Was using this for a while before I noticed it has two feet underneath to raise up the keyboard, but I find it too high, so I leave it flat. Plastic of this keyboard feels warm after a while, so helps with my cold hands!!

I purchased the Perixx PERIBOARD-512 Ergonomic Split Keyboard October 2022 for work and it is still going strong almost three years later. It is suitable for office, plug and play, and is of a 'standard keyboard quality'. It did not take me long to adjust to the split keyboard layout

I have been using this product for a month now and I find it quite easy to use, very sturdy and has a very quick signal response. I have not yet used all the modes but I anticipate no challenges. Buttons are nice and comfy. Keyboard size is suitable for standard desks (at least 60 cm depth). Recommend to buy.

This is my second perixx ergonomic keyboard. My first one lasted five years. It would have lasted longer if they could have made it gin and tonic proof. It seems that if you pour a g&t over it it stops working. Good grief who'd have thought it.With the replacement I went for the white one. It doesn't type any better but it looks good on the desk. All in all it is a good well made keyboard and is very comfortable to use. It fits the angle of the hands so there is no strain. It isn't noisy but there is definite resistance which I like.I am very happy with this keyboard, (actually I was very happy with the last one when it was gin free), highly recommended.

I love this keyboard, I was using another Perixx keyboard, but wired, for the last 10 years, and I decided to go wireless.I love the Quality of this keyboard.it can be connected with bluetooth of with his dungle, this make it really versitle.This white version is really fancy and it is good in our leaving room, I’m not sure if the white will become Yellow in few years, but the plastic seems really good, so I’ confident to say that Will remain white and good!It’s ergonomic but you need to be good to type with it, anyway, I suggest to everyone that work in IT to give a try to this ergonomic keyboards, if you will get use to them, your posture will change in better!!

Split and curvy keyboards are an acquired taste, an entirely subjective matter. This is my first split/curvy keyboard. Unfortunately it isn't for me but maybe you will like it, who knows? Here is what I think:1. Not as ergonomic as I hoped.Gave me more shoulder fatigue and pain than before.Keyboard is too tall and the non-removable, mandatory arm rest is too large. Combine those with the arrow keys and numpad makes the keyboard unbelievably bulky. The height makes me tilting my arms abit upwards, and the width makes reaching for the mouse a mile away, you have to stretch your arms uncomfortably far just to use the mouse. Not to mention it simply took up too much desk space.In addition, the split isn't wide enough, and the angle of the split isn't enough as well, so your shoulders are still kinda clamped inwards.Keyboard is also very loud.2. Odd arrow keysI hate those arrow keys, I don't understand why they did make it like that. Very irritating and unnatural to use. The worst part of this keyboard without any doubt.3. Faulty wireless connectionWireless connection didn't last long. At first both the bluetooth and the 2.4G work perfectly fine. Three weeks later, both of them start developing issues.Sometimes it won't respond no matter how much and hard you are hitting the keys. Sometimes a single stroke would register multiple timeessssssss.I tried being patient and just live with it, until it messed up a document I was editing in neovim (it joined a few lines and deleted a few words for me). At that point I said "that's it" and requested a return.

Mac layout on the keyboard but there's no way to allow it to connect. The wire isn't included in the packaging, and it's this one little usb port that you can't even use for the system that I have. Comically large, so if you have a small desk, then it won't fit. It's also obviously made from china because of these factors. I don't think it's worth buying considering how expensive it is as well. I'm going to be returning.