Perixx PERIBOARD-106M, Bedrade prestaties full-size USB-toetsenbord, gebogen ergonomische toetsen, klassieke retro grijs/witte kleur, UK QWERTY

Not a bad keyboard but the left shift key being small gets missed a bit when typing.Overall not a bad keyboard

The keyboard works well. Responsive keys that feel sturdy that have some of the old fashioned keyboard feel. I am used to the old IBM ps/2 and Compaq server keyboard with built in mouse that I am comparing to. The Compaq I am back using now (£100.00 second hand if you can find one which is now connected to a USB keyboard and mouse adapter) is superior but this German design at a very good price is a great substitute and good back up keyboard and I think will prove pretty reliable.

I've been using this keyboard for a couple of months now, after toying for weeks over the possibility of throwing money down the drain of fancy mechanical switch keyboards or buying one of the official model Ms. Then I saw this and fell in love with the beige and grey colour scheme, green leds, and lack of a Windows key (the version I have has a plain keycap with the wort 'Start' printed on it). I looks stunning frankly, sparking nostalgiic memories of 90s PCs, and has a colourscheme very similar to my old A1200. Really fun to type on, makes a satisfying thocky sound though its a membrane.The only drawbacks are:Keycaps cannot be removed (I'd love to be able to swap them out for some different colours) - this is probably a very niche complaint.The cable is ugly, its cheap white plastic and does not match the colouring of the keyboard. It is also hardwired in so cannot be removed.Other than that this keyboard is a bargain. I love it.

Got this keyboard to replace the standard Dell keyboard which came with my new XPS. This appears to have 7 key rollover which for the type of gaming that I do is more than fine and beats the Dells 4 key rollover. It isn't the quietest keyboard, noise level it is similar to a Cherry Brown switch. The typing experience is above average beating the regular cheaper membrane keyboards, but it is far from being a mechanical experience. For a modern retro look and feel, this keyboard is the best value for money and I would recommend to anyone.

I’ve been wanting a new keyboard for a while. I like chunky keys like we had in the old days, can’t seem to manage with the flat keyboards they do nowadays. This is so retro, it really takes me back to the 80s. It looks and feels like a genuine 80s keyboard. I was a bit unsure about the colour and thought I might not like it in real life, but to be honest it matches my old CRT monitor perfectly!The most important thing for me is the comfort and ease of use. I struggle with the flat keys on most modern keyboards and keep hitting 2 keys at once. This one is perfect! Cannot recommend it highly enough.No flashy lights, no singing and dancing, just good honest typing like it should be!