PERIBOARD-512B Ergonomic Split Keyboard – Full-Size Wired USB Keyboard with Palm Rest and 7 Multimedia Hotkeys – 3D Curve Design for RSI Relief – Black, US English

The keyboard feels better quality, works exactly as expected. The performance is good. The keys feel sturdy. For the price point, it's a good product.

I have been using orthopedic keyboards for two decades.Pros:***It is strong and sturdy***Typing is a joy (for those adapted to orthopedic keyboards)***A great relief for people who suffer from RSI***The BEST of the 5 different orthopedic keyboards I used in two decadesCons:***The product comes directly from outside India***As a result the cost can increase much in coming days***It might not be repairable in India, should anything go wrongIn spite of the cons I mentioned (ONLY for awareness) Perixx is the BEST board that I have used so far. HIGHLY recommended for people who suffer from RSI and who are willing to adapt to a large board of this kind.

This key board is seriously class apart except those weird 4 navigation keys, don't know what they were thinking while designing those keys..

I got the suggestion from my colleague from US who uses it. He suggested for my neck pain. It was little difficult to use at starting as Iam used to work with normal keyboard. But after one week of use it become easy and now Iam loving it.

Excellent product, key feedback is amezing. Ergonomic palm rest is a lifesaver for 7 hours a day coder like me. Reduced hand movements helps a lot. Price is premium as there is no cheap alternative. But worth it if you really spend a loooot of time with your keyboard.

The keyboard buttons are not soft so over a period you might get pain on tip of your fingers. Not expected from such an expensive keyboard.

This keyboard is decent and does work as described. However, the elevation of keys is a little too much if you have habit of resting your wrists while typing. Apart from this, no other complaint.However, price in India is too high. It is not worth the money you pay in Indian rupees

I bought this after my 12 year old Microsoft Ergonomic 4000 gave up on me. This is a poor replacement for it but possibly better than the new Microsoft ones in terms of price and stability.Pros- Pretty easy to get used to if you have used the MS 4000- Smooth keys with a mechanical feel.Cons- It's smaller than the 4000.- Size of the keys is small in general compared to normal keyboards, not to mention the 4000- The arrow keys are weirdly placed, breaking the most used convention, and making it harder for us to use. This is the worst feature of this keyboard. They keys are too small even for a baby.- The Ctr, Win and Alt keys are placed too near each other on the left, and the space bar is nearby. You are end up pressing space a lot of times when you mean to press Alt- You cannot rest your hands on the wrist rest because that makes it difficult to type.

Ergonómico y funciona de maravilla

I've been using ergonomic keyboards for years; they helped reverse RSI for me. I've used an Advantage Kinesis keyboard for at least 10-12 years, but it is failing on me. I looked around for a replacement that would be similar but affordable, and came upon Perixx Periboard. I am glad I did. It places my hands in a comfortable position, It's nice that there are two spacebars (one for each hand), the keys are easy to use, and it works well. It also works really well with Windows (I would have problems at times with Kinesis Advantage switching to all lock caps when using DVORAK.) I also love the faint texture on the Periboard's keys that makes it feel nicer to use and less slippery than some keyboards.When I first received it a few of the keys felt like the stuck, so I pounded them a few times, and now it all works perfectly and beautifully. For $60ish I am so happy! It's worth the money to take care of your body, especially if you're typing every day. As a writer I type a LOT. I still prefer my Kinesis Advantage both for the positioning and ease of keys, but it's $400+. If you're on a budget like me the Perixx Periboard is a great alternative. I'm so happy I found it!

Une touche sur deux ne fonctionne pas

It is an expensive keyboard but I don’t think it is useful per ergonomic design.

Sarà che sono abituata da tanti anni ai modelli Microsoft, ma ho voluto provare questa e l'ho trovata molto deludente dal punto di vista dell'ergonomia. In particolare il centro è meno sollevato di quello che sembra da una delle foto e la superficie dei tasti è orizzontale, non inclinata.Rimane l'inclinazione laterale della tastiera "divisa", ma è l'unica caratteristica ergonomica e non mi basta.Per il resto, il materiale e la costruzione mi sono sembrati buoni (anche se l'ho usata solo per 10 minuti, sufficienti per capire che non era adatta a me) -- su questo punto niente da dire, ma visto che cercavo specificamente una tastiera ergonomica l'ho restituita e ho comprato un'altra Microsoft...