PERIBOARD-317 US

Very well lit keyboard, nice big letters works well, it's so good I got one for my wife's dad

A bit "block" for gaming but really good back light.....at least I can now see the letters

Illumination remains on when computer is in Sleep mode. Computer has to be shut down to switch off the illumination.

Well laid out keyboard. Key press is firm but positive. Backlight is very good. Robudtly built and comfortable. Only downside (very minor) is that keyboard layout is set up for Apple use in that @ and " reversed as printed on keys but still work as Windows users would expect - that is printed as @ but creates "

it's a nice keyboard but i was expecting to be silent. it sounds like all normal keyboard.

excellent product, need back lit for poorly lit room and night time

Normal day to day use and the keyboard is hit n miss with connection. Even if the lights are on it doesnt always function when trying to type. Same on all usb ports.

Great build quality! Really clicky keys almost like mechanical keyboard. The backlit is easy for the eyes in dark. Great keyboard for the price. Only thing that it could be improved is lack of raiser flips on the botom.

Perixx PERIBOARD-317 Wired Backlit USB Keyboard, Big Print Letter with White Illuminated LED, US English Layout, Black. A Nice, Reasonably Priced Wired Full Sized Keyboard with Big Print Letters with Backlit White LED Illuminated Keys. A different Model of this Keyboard comes with Multiple Backlit Colors. This Keyboard is Functionable, is Easy to Type with, and has a Comfortable Feel when Typing. I think that it will be at least Reasonably Durable. Being Wired - all You have to do is to Plug the Keyboards USB-A Cable into a USB Port on Your Computer or Laptop. No Need to Link - Pair - or Anything Like that.

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.

After my favorite 15 year old keyboard died, and I could not get another I chose this one. I was immediately impressed with the build quality and the solid typing feel. The membrane keys have a firm touch with a relatively long travel which is perfect for a heavy fingered typist like myself. I chose the 317 keyboard, which is just a basic keyboard with no programmable functions. The keys are large and well spaced, the lighting of the keys is perfect without being distracting. The only issue I have with this keyboard was the lack of angle adjustment. It was just a little flat for my comfort and easily corrected with a couple of inexpensive rubber feet. The backlight is turned on and off with the scroll key (works in windows, not linux), and this is the first time I think I have ever used the scroll key. All the keys are the same size, no compact keys to confuse your fingers. All in all, for a basic, inexpensive keyboard, with numeric keypad and backlighting, I am impressed with they typing experience and the quality. If you are a gamer/ media producer I know this company produces more advanced keyboards.

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?