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I've looked at several other keyboards and this one had the all important 'Insert' key as to where others do not. Otis Jay Z Acapella Download. While many could probably care less about the Insert key, when you're working with Virtual Machine environments it is crucial as Windows systems are accessed by pressing 'Ctrl-Alt-Insert' as opposed to the standard 'Ctrl-Alt-Del.'
Otherwise, works great! I've had mine quite a while and only had to clean the crumbs and cruddies off of it a few times with no issues. Numbers/letters don't wear off at all and it has a good sturdy feel to it.Good enough that I'm getting another one for a different computer! The first time I used this keyboard I thought it was broken because when I tried to type certain letters it typed them as numbers. So I was typing words full of half letters and half numbers THE MAGIC TRICK IS TO PRESS THE Fn BUTTOM (bottom left corner) AND THE NumLk BUTTON (top right corner) AT THE SAME TIME!!!!You have to do this every time you turn on your laptop, but no big deal. Other Amazon reviewers have posted a link to turn this feature off, but I have not done so yet.When this keyboard arrived I was so excited because not only is it pretty, but is small enough to fit inside my laptop backpack along with my laptop. I HATE using a laptop keyboard.
So every time I fly I would have a full size keyboard hanging out the top of my backpack so I can use my laptop at the airport. It was really cumbersome and inconvenient and people were always telling me that my backpack was unzipped.This keyboard is so small and lightweight you can carry it anywhere, yet it is still very easy to use. (It is the same size as a regular size keyboard, minus the numeric pad on the right which I don't use anyway.
When I type numbers on my regular size keyboard I use the numbers located on the top row, which is the same with this keyboard).Trust me, if you are looking for a small keyboard this is the one!! I got this for extra stuff rather than use on my main computer. Eg working on other computers, setting up a server, hooked up to my Raspberry Pi, and etc. So I'll admit I didn't intend it for a lot of use and have not used it a lot either. Still, of what I have used it, it has been surprisingly comfortable. The keys have a very good feel to them despite their rather unusual shape and design.
Also, it has home, end, page up, and page down without requiring the Fn key to operate which isn't very common for small keyboards like this. A definite plus as these are actually relatively commonly used but a lot leave them out when they want to make them more compact.I suppose if I had to nitpick the Fn key may not be ideal. I actually didn't really have any troubles accidentally pressing it or anything, but I did feel like more functions required it than should. While things like the numpad definitely should use it, it's kind of silly not to just go ahead and have tiny dedicated multimedia keys at the top. Still, even this nitpick is a bit stretching it.
Also the directional arrows feel a bit unintuitive and if you reach over by feel you'll probably get them wrong until you get used to the keyboard. I really like mini keyboards in general, so when I picked up a new desktop I decided to add this keyboard to it. Previously I've mostly used the SIIG mini keyboards but thought I'd try something new.I really like this one. The key space isn't too tight, whereas I felt like the SIIG was sometimes. The ESC key on the Perixx is nicer than the SIIG too as the keys have more space around them so it's easier to hit. This is important to me because I spent a lot of time in the vi or vim text editors.
It's a weird thing to care about, but I do, and now you know why.I tend to be a little picky with keyboards. I type around 105wpm when I'm moving along well and tend to notice when a keyboard isn't up to par. I have no qualms with this model at all and I'd buy another one if I needed another. Perfect low profile keyboard for programming and moderate gaming.PROS:1: No more mouse colliding with wide keyboards causing false clicks.2: All main keys you need for editing and programming exist without pressing the Fn key.