perixx PERIDUO-606 Wireless 2.4G Mini Ergonomic Keyboard with Vertical Mouse, with Adjustable Palm Rest Stand and Membrane Keys, UK Layout

Very impressed with the basic but nice look, for the price you can't go wrong.Feels a little plastic in hand but once it's on the desk and you're using it, it feels fine and even quite sturdy. Nice low keys which make touch typing easy, there's a couple of keys out of place compared to my previous keyboard but nothing that major and it's real easy plug and play once you find the receiver - hidden in the battery compartment of the keyboard.

I was initially impressed with this keyboard, because the layout is very comfortable and didn’t take long to get used to. However, over time, I started having issues with the keys sticking. The batteries get used up really quickly, and the RF connection can be quite flaky, Overall, it’s ergonomic, but cheaply built, so probably won’t last long with heavy use. I would pay more for a better built version of this product that has a built-in lithium battery, and better quality keys.

As soon as I first used the keyboard I knew I'd purchased something on a whole new level of total uselessness. The keys are too tall and overly sensitive so unless you type one fingered at a straight vertical angle you will, with every sentence, have multiple spelling corrections to make. It's beyond awful. On a plus side the mouse feels nice and seems to work which is more than can be said for the keyboard. There's nothing about it that's functional.

I have 2 MS 25 year-old MS Natural keyboards. This makes a great mini and portable version of those.Still it is less well made, the keys are flat, too quiet, the stand is too sensitive or wobbly to a impure flat surface but for the price it is great. It is exactly the 75% ISO Keyboard I have found impossible to get in a mechanical keyboard. It does squeeze some keys #, \ and RightShift but I have had no missed keying issues. The stand is stupid and adds bulk when travelling, why not a flip down like in the MS boards?Still it is very light, thin, perfectly portable and ergonomic with split, tenting and wrist support.The mouse is a bonus and decent enough, it should have been ambidextrous though.Having gone through a number of keyboards at Amazon I finally thought this is the one to keep, but then I heavily use AutoHotKey and some key combos do not work while others do. I use CapsLck down as an extended layer, and CapsLck-S with Y, U,O or P are all fine but CapsLck-S with J or K do not and these are my most heavily used combos. Disaster!Update on the 2KRO issue with this board - that is what the problem I have is calledFrom testing another keyboard: Whilst many key combos are 3KRO, one of my most used hot key combos is CapsLock+s + i/j/k/l for shift arrows for selecting text. My Alt as CapsLock+a and Ctrl as CapsLock+d work fine. I have now worked out that I can get around this one limitation by double keying CapsLock+Shift as another hotkey to set in AutoHotKey.I tested this on other keyboards with Aqua's Key Test for windows. On the assumption that this will have the same 2KRO limitations as the JellyComb Typewriter Keyboard (great but not ergonomic), now I have worked this out I will re-order keyboard. Fingers crossed it has no other 2KRO issues.

It's quite hard to fault this kb & m product given its amazing price. Its ergonomics are fine.But, I did find its keys becoming a little stuck only after only a couple of weeks of use, the batteries seem to die rather quick, again only after a couple of weeks. And I had some issues with slow/no input detection, this could have been due to the baterries needing to be changed though.This is a fantastic product for its price. But don't expect the quality that you would get from other ergonomic kb & mice which are priced 3+ times this. Yet at the same time expect much better quality than you would for only E40.

I was looking for a better keyboard whilst working from home during the pandemic and I had considered purchasing an ergonomic one for a while.To find a keyboard/mouse set for £45 did look too good to be true when reading other reviews; however I thought I'd give it a go (even if it only lasts me a couple of months).It's a great keyboard, easy to get going - it just takes a moment for the computer to register it as a Bluetooth device, but once assigned its lovely to type on, quiet and responsive. Today is the first day that I've properly got used to it, I've had no connectivity issues at all - if anything it just takes time to get adjusted to where the keys are, but that is something that will come naturally the more I use it.The mouse itself is lovely to handle and use - light, comfy in the hand and very responsive.It's worth the investment for sure - especially for this current period of uncertainty whilst working from home. Definitely recommended

Follow up to original review, the keyboard is easier to use when placed on a flat surface. Still the size of the shift keys is a BIG issue. Personally I would have made the N key smaller. I am making more mistakes whilst I try to adjust to use the keyboard. I think having the keys colour coded in some way could help me, that's how I learnt to type. Am going to have to get some stickies for certain keys, when I shouldn't need to.Could have used soft keys - distinguish this from other keyboards other than by shape, it's noisy as any other keyboard. The shift keys are very important and should not be the same shape or colour as the others. You need to learn to use this keyboard. I am going to have to add a dot to these keys so I can feel rather than have to look where it is.I like having it on my lap where my arms and hands are in the correct position. The mouse is great and smooth (the same smoothness the keyboard is crying out for.I can't say what it's like for gaming as not using it for that.