Perixx Periboard-512 Ergonomic Split Keyboard – Natural Ergonomic Design – Black – Bulky Size 19.09″x9.29″x1.73″, US English Layout

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ERGONOMIC DESIGN – Split-key and 3-D design matches with to your natural arm and hand positions Integrated palm rest to support your wrists in a comfortable position
TACTILE KEYSTROKES – Keystrokes are tactile in order to reduce pressure when you press the keys and to give you a more comfortable typing experience

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Periboard-512 is a wired ergonomic keyboard Full size and ergonomic split design guide you to the most relaxing typing gesture.  It is also the best-selling keyboard from Perixx ergonomic family

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ERGONOMIC DESIGN – Split-key and 3-D design matches with to your natural arm and hand positions Integrated palm rest to support your wrists in a comfortable position
TACTILE KEYSTROKES – Keystrokes are tactile in order to reduce pressure when you press the keys and to give you a more comfortable typing experience
PLUG AND PLAY FEATURE – Just plug your keyboard in your computer and use it It uses a USB interface and has 6 0 Ft cable 7 Multimedia Hotkeys built-in
NEW WAY OF TYPING – The ergonomic split keyboard is different from the traditional desktop keyboard and it will take you a few days or weeks to get familiar with it
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS – Windows 7 8 10 Wired USB connection via USB 2 0 Package includes 1x PERIBOARD-512 and 12-month-limited-

8 reviews for Perixx Periboard-512 Ergonomic Split Keyboard – Natural Ergonomic Design – Black – Bulky Size 19.09″x9.29″x1.73″, US English Layout

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  1. Pappylachia

    Makes a huge improvement in my typing

    I have numbness in my fingers due to carpal tunnel in both hands, even after surgery. I was having a terrible time trying to type on my standard keyboard, so I purchased this ergonomic keyboard from Amazon, hoping it would help. I am delighted with the results already, after just two days. This keyboard is very comfortable and my typing has improved dramatically due to the ergonomic layout. The keys are sturdy and the keyboard has a quality feel and looks great. I buy a lot of stuff on Amazon, and normally do not submit many reviews, but this product deserves five stars. I was not prompted by the seller to give a review.

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  2. susanb940

    Great keyboard

    The keyboard is great the board is set with just the right slant for natural resting of your hands, the delete and number buttons have plenty of room. I love this keyboard. I do want to mention this is a bit bigger keyboard than the straight ones and you might need more room if you have a tiny, tiny desk but it fits perfect if you have the pullout shelf for keyboards with the mouse on there too. One of it’s most desirable qualities is the keystrokes are not loud and there is really good bounce back when you type. Great and the price is really great for what you get in this keyboard.

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  3. QueenEvil

    Amazing!

    I previously had the Microsoft wireless ergonomic keyboard, and while I loved it’s lightweight design and softness of the keys, I did not love that the 10-key was separate from the actual keyboard and would just stop working half the time. I work from home and this was a HUGE frustration for me. I decided to go back to a more conventional keyboard in so far as it was all one piece and it was wired. After reviewing many products I came to this and ultimately decided to give it a go. So far it’s amazing. I enjoy the keys, the fact that everything is all in one place and I don’t have to worry about anything getting in the way of the wireless because it’s NOT wireless. It also has a long enough cord that I can have it on my keyboard slide out and it doesn’t pull or tug on anything. Another favorite thing of this keyboard is the sleep and volume control buttons at the top of the board. I’ve had these on previous keyboards and NONE of them have worked as well as this one. I will definitely keep this board and stick with this brand going forward, it’s affordable and most importantly – it WORKS!

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  4. Hailey Shopper

    Mac users clarification

    I use a Mac with the High Sierra OS. I ruined my WIRED Perixx 612 keyboard with a cup of coffee. On that keyboard, only the essential keys worked, not the audio control keys. I replaced the ruined board with a Perixx WIRELESS board and everything works GREAT as expected. Except the wireless board does not pair via BlueTooth; I have to use the 2.4G connection – which is fine ! The wireless board is an EXCELLENT product for Mac users.

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  5. Lee Kindle

    BEST keyboard you can buy, both for key feel and ergonomic/proper design!

    Long review ahead: short version, just buy it and try it. You won’t be returning it, trust me!This is not only an absolutely fantastic SPLIT style keyboard, but also one of the best in terms of key/tactile feel I’ve ever owned. I’ve tried all the usual mechanical keyboards, blue & brown switches (way overrated IMO) along with the legendary buckling spring switches. Yes, this is a rubber dome keyboard, BUT, it feels to me anyhow like a quiet and lighter touch buckling spring keyboard (think IBM Model M) without all the racket a buckling spring or cherry blue switch (or even brown) keyboard can make. It has a nice tactile snap to the keys and sounds similar to a Topre keyboard (youtube it) and has a nice muffled “thock” type sound, no clacky-ness at all. Even the larger stabilized keys are mostly quiet, and the one or two that aren’t can be made quiet by adding a little white grease lube (search amzn for elite keyboards grease) to the metal stabilizer underneath the key after carefully removing it with a keycap puller or very carefully prying off.This keyboard has a little shorter key travel distance than a full key height keyboard; about 80%, but is just enough shorter that it is actually a better travel distance IMO and allows for a very quick and light touch to the keys, but still gives that satisfying “press” you get on a full travel keyboard. As noted above, the key feel is light, but not too light and has a nice tactile snap (think buckling spring) that you will not get with the overrated mx brown style switch.The split of the board is perfect and puts your hands, arms and shoulders in a very natural position for typing, and also has a full size wrist rest to place the palms of your hands when not actively typing.One thing some folks may complain about is the arrow/home key cluster; do not let that deter you from trying this board. I actually prefer this layout as it allows your trackball (or mouse) to come in closer to your hands than if they used the standard ibm layout. Once you get used to the more condensed layout of the arrow keys and home/end/delete cluster, you’ll realize it is very very logically laid out and actually makes more sense. So IMO I believe it’s truly a better layout than the older IBM format. Your mileage may vary.I’ve been using split keyboards since the original MS one came out in the late 90’s and this Perixx split keyboard is very similar to the old MS elite version, but much better. The key feel and overall construction along with a split spacebar make THIS keyboard the best split keyboard you can buy, not to mention it’s an incredible value also. I pair this board with a Logitech M570 trackball and it’s a match made in heaven. My hands and wrists never experience pain and typing on this board is so comfortable and the muted/quiet, light snappy tactile feedback is incredible. I have never enjoyed a keyboard more than this one. It hits ALL the checkboxes. I’d happily pay 2-3 times what they charge for it also. And have for other boards that couldn’t hold a candle to this one.Note: I was NOT paid or compensated in any way to write this review, and I normally don’t write reviews unless I really like something. I LOVE this keyboard 🙂 and you will too. If you are new to split keyboards, use this one solely for a week and you will not go back to a non-split board ever again, and when/if you have to use a “normal” keyboard you’ll wonder how you ever did.Ping me in the questions section, happy to share my experience or answer any questions you may have. Happy typing!

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  6. Leslie

    If you’re shoulder width is less than 24-26 inches….DO NOT BUY THIS KEYBOARD!

    This keyboard is HUGE!!! I’m literally having to roll my chair to the to the left 6 INCHES so I can type!! The number pad is where my mouse should be. My right arms is completely twisted out to the right and my monitors are off center as well. This is far from being Ergonomic for me.If you’re shoulder width is less than 26 inches….DO NOT BUY THIS KEYBOARD! You will twist your arm out to the right trying to reach the mouse and it HURTS! Your shoulders need to be a minimum of 26 inches if you really want to keep your hands inside of your shoulder width and not have to adjust your body every time you use the mouse vs keyboard. Even then…your going to be twisting your back to line yourself up correctly.Also, test your finger reach. If you relax your fingers over the keys and they do not lay comfortably over the entire left or right side of the keys…this is too big. If you look at the pictures I attached, this means your relaxed finger width should be around 4.5-5 inches. Mine is about 3 inches. Way too big!I don’t know how this thing has such high reviews.

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  7. dngray

    Keyboard no longer works

    I purchased this keyboard on Feb 2, 2018 and it has worked flawlessly up until today (7-23-2018). For some reason the keyboard just wont recieve power and is completely unresponsive. I tried plugging it into other USB ports and rebooted my PC a few times and nothing. I didn’t spill anything on the keyboard it just simply stopped working. Luckily I still have my really old Microsoft split keyboard to use. If Perixx could replace the keyboard it would be much appreciated*update*Upon filing an RMA claim with Perixx on their main website, they ended up shipping me a replacement free of charge. Thank you Perixx, much appreciated!

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  8. Elak Swindell

    Decent Keyboard With Some Issues

    Compared to Microsoft’s Ergonomic keyboard, this is a decent replacement. There are minor issues that are somewhat annoying though. First off, unlike Microsoft’s board, this one angles down and doesn’t have little lift legs on the front to bring it up. There are two legs in the back, but what is the point in that? They should be on the front. So, if you have the board on a pull-out desk shelf at waist height, the wrist supports are totally useless if you use those rear legs. Even if you place it on the desk, they are still pointless since the you have to angle the wrists just to use them. Sure, you can retract them and have partial use of the support bar, but the wrists are still angled instead of being straight, which is the whole point of the bar in the first place. Bad design idea. The layout for the Home, End, Delete, Page Up/Down and Insert keys is not very friendly to that of the more known keyboard layout since they are vertical instead of horizontal. Normally I know exactly where they are and don’t have to look. With this board, I do every time until I get used to. Lastly, the two spacebars are a bit stiff, at least on mine. The left one likes to act as if it needs a bit more pressure than normal to go down at times. They work fine, but could be more smooth in their movement. Other than those issues, I like the board, but would really like to raise the front up so the wrist support area was useful.

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    Perixx Periboard-512 Ergonomic Split Keyboard – Natural Ergonomic Design – Black – Bulky Size 19.09″x9.29″x1.73″, US English Layout
    Perixx Periboard-512 Ergonomic Split Keyboard – Natural Ergonomic Design – Black – Bulky Size 19.09″x9.29″x1.73″, US English Layout

    Amazon.com Price: $39.99 (as of 08/05/2021 10:01 PST- Details)

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