Perixx PERIBOARD-413B US, Wired USB Ergonomic Compact Split Keyboard - 15.75x10.83x2.17 inches TKL Design - Black - US English

Love this keyboard. I bought the white one because it's what they say is the Apple version.. Had it for about a year and was looking at other, more expensive keyboards but ended up buying another one of these - this time the black one - because they just feel so good. And, great price. By the way, you can change the keycaps on the black one and use it with your Mac.

My favorite MS Sculpt keyboard at my home office lost an "A" key and they don't make it anymore. I wanted another ergo wireless keyboard, but with an old school mechanical feel. Most were quite pricey, but this one was at a great price point.I've had it for a couple of weeks now and have been very happy with it. The keys are the right level of clicky and it is indeed ergonomic. I'm connected via bluetooth (haven't tried the 2.4 dongle) and have not had any connection glitches.This is not a gaming keyboard by any means, but at this price point, it's a great buy for a work use keyboard that is ergo, without number pad, mechanical and bluetooth.

I really wanted to love this keyboard - it checked all my boxes (ergonomic, wireless (doggle and bluetooth capable), good price. Unfortunately, I found it difficult to type with the keys. I was frequently mistyping/spelling and this was based on it somewhat harder to press down on the keys than what I am used to. I think it is a great keyboard, but unfortunately it was not the right one for me.

This keyboard is ergonomically excellent and the keys are very responsive (though a bit loud). I gave it a rating of "3", deducting a star for each reason I'm a little disappointed.1. For some reason, the manufacturer decided to place the number "6" key on the left side of the split keyboard, so every time I try to type a "6" with my right hand, I hit an empty space and have to stop what I'm doing to type a "6". This will take some time to get used to and that's not what I bargained for.2. The function keys have to be turned on with the "Function Lock" key in order to use the printed functions, such as media controls, print screen, insert or screen brightness, and every time it powers down or is unplugged, it resets to the default of just being function keys that make for a surprise action on the computer. Fairly annoying and again, will take some time to get used to.

I originally purchased the Perixx-406 mini ergonomic keyboard that has flat, short stroke, keys. I really liked it and didn't realize there was a version of this mini keyboard that had long stroke curved keys. I prefer the long stroke curved keys for typing sensory. So, once I realized they also made the Perixx-413B which has keys more reflective of a normal keyboard but in the mini package, I ordered it and loved it. Its about 75% the size of my normal ergonomic keyboard and even though its larger than other mini keyboards I've bought for traveling, I've found the tradeoff for operability vice portability is worth it. Its rather snug in the backpack I use to carry my laptop but its worth it and its amazing. That being said, I got tired of all the chords and having to wrap it around the keyboard when I packed it up; so, i bought the wireless 613B model. I do like the wireless version; however, I have found that depending on distance from the laptop/computer and speed at which I am typing, occasionally a stroke doesn't show up on the document I am typing. I haven't ever experienced this with another keyboard and have since switched back to the wired version. Overall, the wired version with long stroke curved keys is my favorite of all the portable keyboards I have... and I have several. If you're looking for a very small portable keyboard, this one is not for you. If you're looking for a small ergonomic keyboard with the same functionality as a full size that can still be traveled with, this is a great choice.

Awful all around. The keyboard is HUGE. The keys feel cheap and very hollow. The wrist rest did not feel comfortable at all. Returned it immediately.

My Microsoft Sculpt keyboard finally died (after a cat threw up on it), and I didn't think I could find a suitable replacement until I found this Perixx keyboard. It's nicely arched, gently split, and the keys have a more solid feel than the MS keyboard. Negative reviews scared me a little, but I have had absolutely no problems. I like that it's not quite as wide as most keyboards, since it has no numeric keypad (I still use the MS keypad and mouse that came with the Sculpt).Highly recommend.