Perixx PERIDUO-606A Wireless Ergonomic Keyboard Set - Compact Split Design with Vertical Mouse and External Numeric Keypad - Adjustable Typing Angles - UK QWERTY

The keyboard has a very low sensitive smooth action - it is a complete contrast from the last keyboard I had, which was a long travel mechanical keyboard, so this one takes a bit of getting used to. Once you're used to it you can type very rapidly. Only criticism is that because the keys are so low and the gap between them is small, it's difficult to feel which key is which, without looking down (eg Enter button, which number key is at the end of the row etc). I like that both the keyboard and mouse are wired. wireless is fun and all, but when wireless devices miss clicks or take time to wake up, it's very frustrating. The mouse is brilliant. Didn't realise it was going to be such an ergonomic shape. Only criticisms are: it's quite light so when I right click I end up scooting it across the desk. Also the forward and back thumb buttons are slightly heavier in operation than my last mouse and also not under my thumb. Maybe my hands are too big. Otherwise the mouse click is delightful, unlike any other I have ever used. It's got a beautifully light, sensitive, yet soft and silky feel. The red light underneath the mouse is incredibly bright if you pick it up!

I liked it. I have been using the c. £100 Microsoft Sculpt for some time now. (Beware... it can be hard to go back to a "straight" keyboard once you become used to the MUCH BETTER ergonomic designs.) I also like the narrow design. Not narrow because of tight spacing of keys. Narrow by eschewing the numeric keypad that normal on the right hand side. If you really need a numeric keypad, they are readily available as a separate item. The faces of the keys are flat and semi-glossy. Who cares? I need to look at my fingers as I type sometimes, and it isn't always easy to read the legends because of reflected light. It is described as having a "membrane" keyboard, which nearly stopped me buying it... but membrane keyboards have come a long way. I had to look up the description to reassure myself that I'd remembered that correctly. I bought this because my PC is having issues with WiFi keyboards. I've always said that WiFi is just one more thing to go wrong. Nice when there's a reason to use it. But for me, a wire on the keyboard is no big deal. (Two different wireless keyboards had problems with the PC concerned.) Not as elegant or "high quality" as the Microsoft Sculpt... but about half the price! And works FINE. AND it doesn't have that stupid foam and "fabric" wrist rest that almost immediately becomes grubby (and yes, I DO wash my hands, and no kids use it!), and quite soon after starts becoming tatty around the edges as the "fabric cover" separates from the body of the keyboard.

Been using this at home for some time now and it works very well. Pretty compact compared to what I was using, so the key spacing and positions are a little different. That took some getting used to. Not helped by the fact that I use a full size wired ergonomic keyboard in work. It is a compact unit, and easy to set aside on the desk when I wan to use the space for something other than computer work. It was easy to link up, and I have had no problem with the connection for either the keyboard or the number pad. Still on the same batteries. which means my wondering if a rechargeable set up would have been better has been answered. The short (comparatively speaking) keystrokes are reasonably well defined and not too loud even with my heavy handed hammering. Overall I am impressed. Well worth the money once I got used to it.

Better than I expected. Easy to set up by inserting the batteries, clicking buttons to 'on' position on the keyboard & mouse. The tiny usb that is found in the box with the mouse, links all to your computer, laptop and in my case, a chromebook, using Bluetooth. I am used to a similar ergonomic keyboard but noticed this one is not full size when I started to type and kept making mistakes. But didn't take long to get used to it. The mouse is ergonomic too and very lightweight. Unlike previous ones I have tried. Overall, I am very pleased with it.

Looks great, and what's not to like about an ergonomic mouse and keyboard? Well, the keyboard is pretty good, although it takes A LOT of getting used to, and doesn't work for two-finger typists such as myself, as you are no longer able to use your two fingers across the full (now-split) keyboard, at least not unless you accept losing speed. The big bummer however is the mouse: you'd expect this to greatly reduce carpal tunnel syndrome, and it does. What it also did for me (not on the box) is give me a skin ulcer! That's right, 8 hours a day of using this mouse caused a huge rash on my middle finger and palm. Only on the hand using the mouse, other hand is just fine - really can't find any other explanation. Maybe it's just me. Oh, and the much-touted "German Design"? All made in China. Today I looked up the company and found nothing but a picture of some non-descript office in Germany. On a UK website I found that the manager was a Chinese guy, and the only "address" was a correspondence address. Company had one share of GBP 1.00, and was dissolved in the UK in 2015. In other words, it's just another Chinese shell company pretending to be German. Buyer beware.

It looked so much better in the photos. The keys bind and scrape. The narrowest are 8.5mm wide, the widest are 28mm wide. The whole thing creaks and wobbles when on the magnetic stand. If this is the product of constant innovation and ergonomic design, we're all doomed! I have cheap keyboards over 10 years old that feel better.

I've used a Goldtouch split keyboard at work for many years to avoid pain in my hands. I thought I'd try one of these at home as a cheaper alternative. It isn't really the same thing though. The keys start off straight at the edges and gradually curve inwards, so your hands aren't in the same natural position as with a split keyboard. Also, to accommodate the gradual curve, the keys are various different sizes, which makes it quite difficult to touch type - lots of mis-keying. On the plus side, it's cheap and the mouse is a perfectly acceptable vertical hold mouse.

Great for smaller hands. My Microsoft one, which was similar died after 5 years service. Bought this and the keyboard is smaller but still brilliant. Added bonus is that the mouse and keyboard have on/off buttons and the both work off the same USB thingy. No issues so far, been using 1 month.

Si la souris est pas mal le clavier est très très médiocre. Les avis le comparait à l’ancien clavier Microsoft. Absolument rien à voir. Ce clavier n’est ni confortable, ni précis. Ça fait plusieurs mois que je l’ai et c’est décidé je le fous en l’air. Touches trop petites comme les shifts ou le petit bouton ridiculement petit à côté du la toucher entrée que vous louperez encore et encore jusqu’à l’agacement. Je ne recommande pas du tout.