Perixx PERIBOARD-410, Mini Ultrathin Keyboard - Wired USB with 1 Extra hub - 11.77x5.87x0.74 Inch - Silent X Type Chiclet Keys

I purchased a PERIBOARD-409 about two years ago for my main computer, it had two USB ports which was very handy. I loved everything about it until the white lettering on the keys started to disappear. Finally, I had to discard it, even though everything else worked perfect.This time I'm giving the 410 a try ... I love the softer feel of the keys, and keeping my fingers crossed that the lettering will not wear down.The board is thinner than the 409, but still feels sturdy ... I do wish it had two of the USB ports, but only has one ... Having at least one USB port on the keyboard is a must for me, so I'm set for now.

I have a Corsair K65 that I've been using since my Razer Deathstalker died in a loud grotesque military manner. The K65 is a marvelous keyboard if you aren't a god awful typist. I however _am_ a god awful typist. I do much better on chiclet keyboards. This seemed like a safe gamble and if it lasts then I'd say it paid off. Nothing special about it. It is just a small footprint, reasonably slick, well priced chiclet keyboard. I am pretty happy with it.

I got this as an extra keyboard so would have something when my expensive wireless logitech failed (or also to use during a PC Boot sequence when bluetooth keyboards aren't available).But I like it enough that I often use it instead of the wireless. This is a matter of taste, but I find it very comfortable and fast to type on. The key spacing works well for me. It doesn't feel all that solid or heavy, but in practice, it works great.

I loved this device when I first received it. It is slim, lightweight, had a good feel to the keys and was a USB device. However, after about a month of using it a few of the keys started to kind of stick. Next thing I knew, it was causing my computer to go crazy. I wasn't able to type using it was flashing text. As soon as I disconnected the device my computer worked perfectly again. I can only assume one of the keys was permanently stuck (although I can't figure out which one) and so it was trying to type that character over and over. I am just out of the return window and so I am stuck with it. Luckily it wasn't more expensive than it is. I believe I saw a few comments here about people with similar experiences. Please believe them as I think this is likely to happen to you too. Oh yeah, I am a very light computer user. This was only used for personal business not a work computer.

Cheapest feeling keyboard I have ever tried. A toy keyboard. Every key press is an agony. Not good for typing at all. Its only plus is that it indeed is quiet. That adds up one star. For a second keyboard to use at night, if strictly necessary for not bothering others while they sleep, keyboard may be OK.

This little key board is holding up just fine. It takes up little space and gets the job done. I have the, too short, USB cord of my Wacom plugged into it.

Keyboard is perfect for me and will buy it again.I have to buy it again because one key sticks and I can't seem to fix it.

I actually like the small keyboard, the reduced footprint saves more space on my desk. I never use the numeric keypad and all the associated keys that add to the size of a regular keyboard, this one has none of those.But this keyboard re-introduced a big problem I havent seen in computers since the 1990s: keyboard bounce.If you are too young to remember bounce, it was a problem for computers in the 90s and earlier. You press a button but 2 or more duplicate characters appear on the screen. This keyboard has bad bounce symptoms, especially after pressing shift-letter. And since bounce is a thing of the past, the new operating systems do not have settings to correct it. Needless to say, I do a lot of backspacing.Due to the bounce problem I woud recommend you not purchase this keyboard.

I bought the keyboard to game while sitting on my couch - for that purpose, it does a great job. Tthere's no problem sometime encountered with low quality keyboards such as not being able to read input for 2 directions at once.Aas a travel keyboard, it would also do the job - it has the same feel as most laptop chiclets keyboard, it's not noisy like mechanical keyboard, it's pretty average.Tthe only cons are that, if you look at how I the first words of my sentence appears, it will, by pressing shift and the key, do a capital letter and then when you release the shift before releasing the letters, it will receive an input from the pressed key as you depress the other one resulting in double letters unless you are careful to release the letter first.Which personally is not something I care to pay attention to enough to compensate for.Tthe other con, but it's minor is that with the Fn key, there's no shortcut to increase or decrease the volume of the PC but there are a bunch of other useless (in my opinion) functions (like the webpage home button, or a key that pops the search function from windows - for which there's already a Windows shortcut as well as the exact same function as pressing the Windows key and start typing)

英語配列のキーボードでスリムな物が欲しかったので購入。見た目や重さは予想通りで満足。ただ、キーの押し心地は値段相応。押すたびにミシミシいいます。そして致命的だったのがシフトキーの反応のガバガバさ。シフトキーを押しながら打った直後にシフトキーを離して打つと、シフトキーを押しながら打ったことになってしまいます。つまりAaと打ったつもりがAAになってしまいます。ゆっくりタイプする人には問題ないかもしれませんが、タイプ速度の速い人にはかなり辛いです。とりあえず普段使いにはオススメできません。

第一段目（ESCキーの行）に折角細いキーを使っているのにキーボード全体としては縦方向に小型化できてない。その代わりUSBハブ付きなのは便利、かもしれない。タッチは安っぽくてちょっと指にふにっとくるが、及第点。

長く使えるキーボードが欲しくて購入しました。しかし、全てのキーが少し浮いてる感じで、不安定なのでタイピングの際にカタカタとキーが擦れるような音、指を置いた際の感触等があまり気持ちよくありません。文字入力の機能に問題はないように思えますが、長く付き合うにはややストレスになる印象です。

I purchased this for work so I could place my mouse in a more ergonomically friendly position (Where the number pad usually is on keyboard). It has helped my shoulder pain a lot and the keyboard is working great. Perfect size, relatively quite key stroke. Only been using for about a week but no complaints so far.