PERIBOARD-510H Plus, Wired Super Mini USB Touchpad Keyboard, X Type Scissor Keys with 2 Built-in Hubs, Black, US English Layout (11005)

This kind of keyboard/trackpad combo is wonderful when you need a keyboard in a portable situation, or where a full size keyboard and mouse would not be convenient. Unlike some wireless combo units, this one works even in BIOS!

This is a really nice keyboard. I use it for my Arsus Vivo SmartTab... Win 8 tablet.1. It has 2 USB slots... I can attach a wireless mouse, a flash drive.I had to use an adaptor as my tablet has a micro USB, but I bought one for less than $3 and it works nicely.It is corded, the good part is that it does not haveto be charged nor do you need batteries. It does not use up much pow from the tablet.It is a little thicker than I wanted, but that is the tradeoff to have keys that are close to a regular keyboard for use.I have big fingers, I am 6 foot one tall, and the keys are ok for typing. They have a good feel.This is a good product, if you need something with it's specs.BUT it is a little thick and I could not fit it into a tablet cover. I bought for less than $10 on line a membrane keyboard to fitinside a tablet case (I found the tablet on screen keypad just as good as the m,embrane keyboaard....lol).I hope this helps you.

The media could not be loaded. It works well, but it feels like the wheels or whatever manages the trackball motion is loose when i move quickly i can feel it rattle a bit. Otherwise its great, nice and compact.

I ordered this "Super Mini" touchpad keyboard for my miniITX computer build with M350 enclosure, and while the dimensions are clearly given, and accurate, I was surprised anyway at how gorgeously small (yet useable) this thing is. About the size of the miniITX board in my PC and a great "fit". Very nice, very well made, highly recommended if you want a small/unobtrusive keyboard!A couple notes:1. Some product pictures I'd seen showed German characters on some keys. There is no German on the keyboard that I received, which is as I'd hoped & expected.2. I have another Perixx keyboard, with a trackball instead of touchpad (the 505H PLUS) and it was just as well-built as this one; working well after many months.I'll buy from them again; good products from this company. :thumbsup:

I'm into my fourth decade of computing and have used a LOT of keyboards. I've used big ones, compact ones, low ones, high ones, chicklet style, deep, clicker-style keyboards, you name it. In all these years, I've never had such a hard time using a keyboard as with this one. I'm a touch typist, so I'm used to the keys being predictable by touch. Given the size of the keyboard (it's smaller and more cramped than the keyboard on my 11" Macbook Air) I expected I'd need to adjust a little, but with this one it seems almost impossible. The keys are incredibly cramped, feel like very thin plastic, and for me, didn't feel like they right straight up and down. The trackball makes a scraping sound when you move it. To top it all off, the company selling it here on Amazon sent me a used keyboard that still had a note in the box from the previous owner.If you need built-in mouse capabilities, let me suggest you instead take a good look at the Lenovo ThinkPad wired keyboard with TrackPoint. that's what I'm typing on now. It cost me $60 rather than $38, but what a DIFFERENCE those few extra dollars made. With my new Lenovo keyboard, the problem is totally solved.

I thought this would be great for my toolkit when I'm running around the company to fix computers, many of which operate without keyboards. It is small enough to carry easily in the toolkit. So, that's a win. But the touchpad is overly sensitive and sometimes does what it wants, rather than what I want. That's a big problem. Overall the keys are too small for me to touch type. It would be excellent for a 7yo child. I wish it was 2 inches wider. But, they made a working keyboard that is as small as possible. Buying this is not a total fail. I'll continue to carry it until I find one more to my liking.

As we progress and everything becomes bluetooth-accessible, there is still some cases when you'll need a wired keyboard and mousepad. Have a operate with 5 different computers with 4x 40" screens and I continuously lost track of my cursor because the bluetooth would lose connection or run out of batteries. Needed this item absolutely!Product PROs:- compact/ fits perfectly in a hanging file folder which is how I stored all 5 keyboards I eventually purchased- requires no batteries and always connected- sustainable/durable item- simple plug-in installationProduct CONs:- none so far