Perixx PERIBOARD-317 Wired Backlit USB Keyboard, Big Print Letter with White Illuminated LED, US English Layout,Black

I got this keyboard as I have problems see the regular ones. The keys are too small and don't light up. I saw this one at a great price and fast delivery. I was very pleased when I set it up. Yes it has a cord, but I don't walk around with a keyboard. The keys are very bright, easy to see and I love the fact that the F keys are on a separate line. For the first time, in a long time, I didn't have a headache after working on it for over 4 hours. The keys are very comfortable and easy to read, even in diminished lighting. Thank you for a wonderful produce and I would highly recommend it, especially for older people, like me, where eye strain is a very big possibility.

Key spacing right on. Key strike weight is good. Not too light. Not loud. Good, one color light under keys.

The keys have a decent feel and the backlight works well. However, it registers random double-letters sometimes on certain keys. The old Dell keyboard didn't do that, so I don't think it's the dock causing the issue. Overall, it was inexpensive so I got what I paid for. When it dies, I'll get a nicer one from MicroCenter.

Very Nice with large backlit keys. Almost like a mechanical keyboard, but a bit softer. I am very happy with this keyboard and would recommend it to anyone who uses reading glasses. The letters on the keys are large, as I said, making it easier for me to type out messages or text. I use it with a wireless mouse and had to place the mouse dongle away from the area where I have the keyboard plugged in to, for my system to recognize it

I type fast, I type early, and I type a lot — and this Perixx PERIBOARD‑317 has become my new daily driver. I’ve used loud gaming keyboards, heavy mechanical tanks, and flashy RGB setups, but this one surprised me. It’s quiet, soft on the fingers, and the white backlight is perfect for early‑morning or late‑night work. The big‑print keys are easy on the eyes, and the typing experience is smooth without feeling mushy. For the price, this keyboard punches way above its weight. No gimmicks, no noise, no frustration — just a clean, comfortable, reliable typing experience. If you want a simple backlit keyboard that won’t clack like a construction site, this is the one.

I bought this lighted keyboard as a replacement. The replaced keyboard was made by a different manufacturer and had some nice features like multi-colors, but it didn't last: 6 months of daily use and some keys were sticking so bad it became unusable. I like the Perixx keyboard, especially the raised lighted keys which have a nice feel when depressed. The keys are lit along the sides and on the top. I've had a keyboard like this before (different manufacturer) where the top surface of the keys eventually wears down and the lettering becomes smeared, but that was after more than a year of heavy use and only on the most used keys. Overall, I give this keyboard 5 stars for functionality and value.

I bought this keyboard a little over 2 years ago. At the time, my biggest concern was how long it would take for the paint to wear off the keys I used most frequently. Let me detail my experience up to date: First, I like the keyboard over all. The size and shape is really good. I am not a large keyboard fan, nor do I like a keyboard that is too small. This one is just right. Second, the layout is fine for the most part. Everything is where you would expect it to be. Nothing shifted out of place to make space or to reduce space. Third, while the paint on the keys was a big concern, ironically, the pain has help up really well on all the keys, especially the arrow keys which I probably use the most. The only real point of wear is where I anchor my ring finger when using the arrow keys. Next, I will address the infamous "overspray." Yes, there is some overspray on the keys where some of the black paint goes into the lighted area around the keys. Its hard to explain but completely obvious when you see it. Anyway, before I bought this keyboard I read a lot of reviews on it and there were several people complaining about the overspray. Honestly, who gives a crap. Its a minor thing that some people made into a major thing because they are snobs about it being perfect. Like I said, who cares. Does it work? Yes. Does it light up as expected? Yes. Good enough for the price which was about $17 in 2022. The overspray does not affect the functionality of the keyboard nor does it interfere with the lighting of the keys. Get over it people. Lastly, I want to address longevity. The reason I am actually making this review is because here I am 2 years later and I am starting to have trouble with some of the keys not working. In my case, three of the four arrow keys. The down, left and right keys are becoming intermittent and sometimes do not work at all. I cannot track down why exactly these three keys are giving me trouble, but as mentioned, the arrow keys are the keys I tend to use the most, so I can only conclude that they wear out over time. This is disappointing. I have ordered another and will see how it holds out. I hope it fairs better than 2 years like I got out of this one; especially since the price has gone up a bit.

At the time of this review, I have had this keyboard for a little over 4 years. That doesn't mean that it has been in use for that long though. There was a period of time I didn't use it, and for awhile was using it as a portable keyboard. So it hasn't stayed plugged up the entire time. At the time of this review however it has been plugged up for several weeks at a work station I set up in my living room so that I always have a computer up and running to get some extra work in when I get home in the mornings, and don't have to worry about setting up my main machine. This keyboard is sufficient in providing backlit keys and comfortable typing. It is always ready to get when I need to work, and it so far has not let me down. I highly recommend this keyboard if you enjoy a wired backlit keyboard and are on a budget. The lights in it stay on constantly which is something I like versus a wireless backlit keyboard that turns off every few minutes.

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This is a nice backlit keyboard with a smooth key press and a white back light. It is a good value for the money; for myself the only one inconvenience is that does not have the possibility of height adjustment but even though is still ok.

Love this keyboard. LED illuminated letters and keys for great visibility. Big letter keys are a big plus.

無駄なカナ表示がないため、USキーボードを常用してます。 もちろんキーの配置は日本語キーボードと違うので設定を変更する必要があります。 バグでも不具合でもないので、意味が分からない人は買わないことを勧めます。 半角と全角の切替が1つのキーでできないことを除けば十分に使えます。 このキーボードはカナ表示がない分アルファベットの文字が大きく、見やすいのでお年寄りやお子さん向けに作られたのでしょうか？ キーストロークが十分あるので間違えて押し間違えてしまうこともないです。 このキーボードの表示はとても明るいです。 2022.3.1 このキーボード結構電力使います。 動作が不安定の方はバスパワーハブは使わない方がいいです。

El teclado es muy compacto y ligero. Las teclas muy suaves y cómodas. Es un teclado "full size", o sea, tiene las teclas «Windows» y «Menú» a la derecha además de la tecla «Windows» izquierda. Esto es práctico si lo usas con el entorno de escritorio KDE Plasma de Linux, pues esas teclas pueden ser asignadas para la función «compose» sin perder la funcionalidad de menú inicio con la tecla «Win» izquierda. Lo más destacable del teclado, por supuesto, es la retro-iluminación de las teclas. Tiene un solo color e intensidad. La iluminación no resulta en absoluto molesta, incluso en plena obscuridad. Se puede apagar con la tecla Scroll Lock que además sigue reteniendo su funcionalidad normal. El diseño de botones tipo «chiclet» de plástico duro facilita la limpieza del polvo. Una vez uno se acostumbra, resulta irresistible teclear y escribir. ¡Una maravilla! Hasta aquí todo bien. Sin embargo lo que resulta incomprensible es la política de precios de Amazon. Yo he comprado la versión ANSI (con layout US English). Amazon lo vende por 43,74 euros. El mismo teclado en versiones alemana, española, etc. lo vende por 25 euros. ¡¡¡ Un 75 % mas caro!!! ¿Por qué? Los teclados están fabricados en China, tanto las versiones «europeas» como las americanas. La empresa diseñadora y comercializadora, —Perixx— es alemana y los teclados se envían DESDE ALEMANIA. ¿A qué se debe ese sobre-precio exagerado? ¿Un arancel cultural? ¿ ! ? ... Lo más increíble es que la tienda online de Perixx vende la versión española por 25 euros, la versión americana por 24 euros y la versión alemana por 23 euros. En este caso se entienden las diferencias de precio por cuestiones de logística y economía de escala, pero por favor Amazon, ¡un 75 % más cara la versión USA! ¿Por qué?