Periboard-107 Wired PS2 Full Size Keyboard, US English Layout

How much can one expect from something that has so many pieces, doesn’t break the bank and works! Not the greatest tactile feel but it works fine! Very light weight as so much is now days. It does everything it is supposed to do and as such is a good replacement.

Just what I was looking for: a nice, simple keyboard with a PS2 connector (for my wife's ancient computer). When I connected it, I didn't find the little legs that prop the keyboard up for an ergonomic slant. But as soon as she started using it, she found them and is now happy as a clam.

works great, feels great. only con is that although it is ps/2, it is NOT nkro, not even 6kro which is disappointing. my search for an affordable rubber dome ps/2 keyboard with full nkro continues...

My PC USB serial bus got a bad driver from a windows update. No use of keyboard or mouse. I had PS/2 ports installed, so I gave this a shot. Worked perfectly. Thank you!

IT IS NOT A GAMING KEYBOARD AND A PS2 NOT USB TOY COMPUTER KEYBOARD INTERFACE. NO PSYCHEDELIC LIGHTS AND EXTRA BUTTONS OR BUZZERS. UNLIKE THE SAME BRAND PS2 MOUSE I BOUGHT WITH THIS PS2 KEYBOARD IT DOES NOT HAVE A DEFECTIVE CANNON PS2 PLUG AND IT WORKS FOR THE DEVICE'S INTENDED PURPOSES. I TYPE WITH 2 FINGERS BECAUSE OF CORPORAL TUNNEL DEFECTS SO I GAVE IT A 5 STAR 2 FINGER TYPIST ERGONOMIC RATING. I MIGHT ADD IT IS A CHEAP PLASTIC KEYBOARD UNLIKE SOME EARLY MODEL IBM METAL ONES CIRCA 1980'-90'S. KEYS ARE DISTINCT TO THE TOUCH AND HAVE A SOFT ALMOST CLICK BUT NICE.

Likes: well made and heavy , cord length is more then enough , has well lit indicators Cons , keyboard was not compatible with my system , my board a asus z490 with a PS2 port it made the system slow down act funny . The keys are like mush , very soft , way too soft my 19 dollar usb keyboard has better tactile response then this thing. I was hoping for better but unless You just have to have a PS2 keyboard then I would pass on this

BE AWARE THAT THE CONNECTOR ON THIS KEYBOARD IS NOT, I REPEAT, NOT A USB-A. You will require a PS2 to USB-A adapter to use with most modern PC's. I love the old style keyboards, plenty of room, great layout, tactile keys - but this keyboard needs to either have big red letters spelling out in the description that it has a PS2 connector, an adapter included in the box, or the plug type changed.

I bought this to replace my fantastic 27-year old NMB keyboard with a similar one. It had the perfect feel for touch typists. I finally had to replace it because a key stopped working after an aggressive cleaning. I spent the $30 because I wanted an identical layout and needed a PS/2 connector to utilize my ancient KVM switch. This Keyboard is another example of how the quality of pretty much any new product has declined substantially in the last decade or so, which is why I replace products only after they're completely worn out. - The kecaps are very slick, giving them a slippery feel when locating each key during typing. - As the video shows, there is a ridiculous amount of lateral movement to every keycap, which makes for a bizarre feel when typing, as if the caps are trying to move away from your fingers. - The pressure and rebound for each key is not consistent. Some seem to require more pressure than others, which is terrible for fast touch-typing. - The sound is really annoying, primarily due to the constant "clack" from the lateral movement of the keys. I'll probably end up keeping this Keyboard anyway as a backup, but my plan is to look on eBay for an old NMB to replace it. If you require a PS2 connector, consider a PS2 to USB adapter instead. Just awful!

The PS2 port cable on this keyboard was a life saver when my USB connected keyboard wouldn't initialize while the PC was booting up, making getting to the boot screen impossible. But with this older style keyboard the issue was quickly resolved. Works perfectly and worth every penny!

ぺリックスのキーボードは106、517と所有しているが107が一番キー荷重が軽くて気に入ってます。 ちなみに支柱形状は107が丸で、106は四角でした。 I/FがPS/2なのさえ許容できるなら良い製品だと思います。

In a world of USB and blue tooth keyboards ( and I have both) they are no use if your PC crashes and it can't get to the post start up section, because there is no keyboard attached, because your USB or Blue tooth hasn't loaded at that point. So you get stuck in a rut. it won't load cos there's no keyboard, but you need a keyboard in order to hit F3 (or whatever to get into the BIOS) - hence this old school PS2 keyboard is the only thing for the job. Sometimes the old stuff is the only thing that will get the job done, so I find it's handy to keep one spare just in case.

I bought this keyboard because it was a PS2 connection which suited my PC motherboard socket. The keyboard is a legacy form and is good value for money and what I am used to. I no longer use wireless keyboards because they are not necessary for desktop computing and I found there are a lot of components in them that can fail (because of their more complicated structure).

Problemi di elettronica dopo solo tre giorni di uso: come se un tasto fosse perennemente premuto: qualità infima.