Perixx Periduo-605, Wireless Ergonomic Split Keyboard and Vertical Mouse Combo, Adjustable Palm Rest and Membrane Low Profile Keys, UK QWERTY

Had wrist pain at work, my boss being health and safety manager suggested this type of mouse and keyboard, and genuinely, it's weird when you first use it, but my wrists feel like they have less strain and the pain has gone.It's very responsive, no issues, no lag, super good, I do recommend....... It's just 50 quid for a keyboard, but the price is competitive, I just begrudge 50 quid for a keyboard.

I've been using an ergonomic keyboard and mouse for years and this is as comfortable as any I've used previously. The keyboard is very plastic and not the best I've ever had but you get what you pay for and it does the job. Disappointingly, and as stated by other reviewers, the USB receiver for the mouse was missing; fortunately it works with the one from my old mouse so I'm able to use it anyway and it is comfy. If you can afford it, it's worth spending a little more on a better quality product but otherwise it's fit for purpose.

It did make typing and clicking more comfortable. It is worth it.

This device never seemed to form a stable connection with my laptop when it was plugged into my hub, only when it was plugged directly in to the laptop. After about 6 months the connection between the mouse and the receiver became increasingly flaky. The my keyboard topped connecting after 7 months and I realised that the receiver had become broken when removing it from its little 'transport for storage' place in the hub. Turns out it was not robust enough to be stored in the mouse. The whole thing is useless now.Wish I had bought from a shop as Amazon makes it very difficult to return broken things.

As far as comfort is concerned, the product is very good. The buttons on both the keyboard and mouse have very good feedback. The mouse wheel is a bit soft but the keyboard wheel is much more tactile. The battery life is also very good. Changing batteries only 1-2 times a year.The only issue is after 16 months the wheels on both the mouse and the keyboard are starting to fail. I’ll scroll down, and the screen will jump about as it can’t tell which direction I am scrolling in. I bought it for office hours so have used pretty consistently Mon-Fri 8am-5pm. So it’s had good regular use.For the price it’s a good unit, but if the standard life span is a year - 1.5 years it’s worth considering if the price is good value for it. I’d have liked to get 2-3 years out of it.

I work full time in I T and this has been my new keyboard for some time. It's super comfy, really easy to use and has definately eased strain in my hands. Battery life is good.Amazing keyboard and value for money

Overall the quality of the keyboard and mouse is poor. It feels lightweight and isn't satisfying to use. The battery life is also poor; my previous wireless mouse and keyboard set lasted years, whereas this one lasted less than 6 months.Other than the poor battery life and cheap feel to it, the mouse is fine. I personally like upright mice though I know most of my colleagues don't. It could benefit from customisable buttons, but overall it's OK.The keyboard is awful. In particular the bottom left area of keys are not ergonomic at all. They are too small and cramp up the hand to use them. They are just positioned badly. My previous ergonomic keyboard set never had this issue. The keys are also beginning to stick after only 6 months.I'm now hoping it breaks so I can justify to the other half buying a new keyboard/mouse set.

I suffer from RSI and this keyboard and mouse really help with the aches and pains. Both are great quality and were easy to set up with in seconds. They maintain connection all the time and battery last for at least 6 months