Perixx Periduo-505 Wired Ergonomic Split Keyboard and Vertical Mouse Combo with Adjustable Wrist Rest and Flat Membrane Keys UK Layout

I ordered this a few weeks ago and wanted to give it a fair chance before reviewing. This keyboard has completely changed my productivity rate and is extremely comfortable to use. Granted it does take a little getting used to but once you do, you will never go back to using a standard mechanical keyboard again. The only thing that let's this little package down is the mouse! Even though I am right handed I use my mouse left handed and the mouse that came with the keyboard unfortunately is designed to be uses right handed so I am still using my regular old mouse. With that being said, the overall construction of the keyboard is solid, very comfortable to use and one thing I did forget to mention is that the keys are not back lit, which of itself is not a problem I just bought a USB light and problem solved. Overall I can't recommend this keyboard enough. Great product at an affordable price. Five out of five stars

Absolut grauenvoll. Fühlt sich nach aller billigstem Material an.Nicht schön zu tippen.Maus wiegt gefühlt 20g.Sehr unwertiges GefühlWürde ich nie wieder kaufen und niemals weiter empfehlen

Nearly didn't buy because of some of the reviews, glad I ignored them though.Common issues that seem to be faced with those leaving bad reviews:1. There is no wireless dongle.... read the instructions folks, there is 1 (one) that is for both the keyboard AND the mouse and it is located where the batteries go in the keyboard (if you cant find where the batteries go you are in trouble as it wont work).2. There is no wireless dongle for the mouse..... see 1. above.3. Nothing works..... put batteries into the mouse AND the keyboard, next step: turn ON the keyboard (on the bottom there is an on and off switch) AND turn ON the mouse, next step plug in the ` (one) wireless dongle, see 1 above on where to find it.Et Voila.... it works! If the keyboard disconnects (happened once to me when batteries went), replace batteries on the keyboard (see point 3 above), next to the keyboards on and off button there is a button that says, CONNECT, press this... et voila.Keyboard and mouse is great, no issues, I use them for 10 plus hours a day and its holding up fine (but then i dont mash the keys...)

I have smallish hands, and sore thumbs & wrists after years of scrolling etc. First experience of ergonomic equipmentMouse: Soooo comfortable. It IS big to small hands but manageable. The scrolling function is harder to reach but there is one on the keyboard. Very happykeyboard: Yes - this takes time to get used to the spacing for touch typists. The buttons are a bit hard (but this is a good value keyboard - and it feels like that). However...after a few days, the positioning really is helping the pain in my wrists and thumbs. The return key on the keyboard is a bit harder with small hands...but just need to move.raised wrist support....again it is soooo comfortable having the whole keyboard raised and angled. Would have been nice to be gel - but at this price it is good enough.Overall...if this is your price bracket then it really will help

Update after a year - the tab button sticks and my mouse scroller no longer works, other than that, no issues.After a week of use, giving 4 star - but will update if necessary later.Was easy to set up and looks nice.The mouse is much more comfortable than a 'normal' one and I immediately felt I would struggle to ever go back. However, the DPI button is badly placed as after a week of using for 8-10 hours a day, I still keep pressing it by accident. Hopefully I'll eventually learn not to!The keyboard, I'm still struggling a little with but that's to be expected, as I retrain myself to type with a different layout. I have realised I cross hands a lot and shouldn't, so I'm working on that. I think, overall, it's going to be much more ergonomic and alleviate the pressure on the wrists and shoulders - just need to spend some time getting used to it.Some other people have complained about the shift button being small. I completely agree with this - it's annoying - but again, will just take a little getting used to.Unless it breaks sometime soon (and I will update) this appears to be a good, affordable ergonomic set.