Perixx PERIBOARD-106M, Wired Performance Full-Size USB Keyboard, Curved Ergonomic Keys, Classic Retro Gray/White Color, US English Layout

Very beautiful keyboard, feels and sounds like vintage keyboard.

Love the retro vibe of the keyboard. Even it sound and feels like the real retro keyboard of the 90's.

Dopo aver provato una tastiera economica (che costa i 2/3 di questa) con una certa delusione, trovo che questa sia decisamente superiore per qualita' meccanica e praticita' d'uso: i tasti sono precisi e la meccanica -considerato il prezzo comunque basso- e' buona, la sensazione di "tasto premuto" e' netta, la velocita' di scrittura buona; una volta rialzata con i piedini posteriori, la tastiera ha una buona ergonomicita' e non si ha la sensazione di battere le dita sul tavolo (come avviene invece con le tastiere economiche). L'unico dettaglio che cambierei e' il tasto 'Enter" che potrebbe essere piu' grande (e' largo quanto 3 tasti normali, ma alto come un tasto; trovo che una altezza doppia lo renderebbe piu' comodo). Il fornitore e' garbato e la tastiera e' arrivata con largo anticipo.

Buscaba un teclado con disposición USA porque trabajando en línea de comandos y programando me resulta más cómodo. Compré éste por ser barato y me ha sorprendido muy gratamente. Tanto que he encargado dos más: uno para el trabajo y otro de repuesto. Las teclas tienen buen feedback y desplazamiento, es sólido y no es muy ruidoso.

Good fast typer. Feels close enough tho the original that muscle memory kicks in. Sparks joy and outperformed my expectations for the price. It's not a mechanical keyboard; which made me pause, but as soon as you type on it, it's like wow; that's not bad.

My original keyboard died and I needed a replacement quickly. It's better than I expected for the price.

Typing on the Periboard-106 in person, it reminded me of the old IBM and Compaq rubber-dome keyboards I used to type on back in my childhood and teenage years. So what do I like about this keyboard? For starters, the typing feel is quite comfortable, it's easy to find the right keys by feel, the appearance is contemporary, and the initial build quality is robust. My only pet peeve? It doesn't look German-engineered despites its branding, although the keys do have a Teutonic touch. The bottom line? For anyone who grew up using the IBM PC Series, the Compaq Deskpros, or any PC that came supplied with that style of keyboard in the late 1990s and hated how today's modern keyboards look and feel, this is a real blast from the past. Just don't pick any fights with anyone who uses keyboards with buckling springs or mechanical switches.