PERIBOARD-534 US, Wired Compact USB Keyboard with Touchpad - X Type Scissor Keys - 15.63x7.80x1.18 inches - Build-in 2 USB Hubs and Number Pad

I'm working on a compact PC build, and this is pretty much exactly what I was looking for. It's a little thicker than I'd like, but I think I can remove the back piece and design my own, as much of the back plate is just filled with air. The actual keyboard components are very thin. The keys actually feel really nice, and the touchpad is actually pretty responsive. I wish the USB hubs were on the right side instead of the left, or even on the back side, but it is nice to have a couple extra ports. I mean, what are you really going to use USB 1.0/2.0 ports for besides peripherals? I got transfer speeds of 37mbps through the keyboard, compared to 127 through my USB 3.0 port, and 38 through my motherboard's usb 2.0 port. So, it can work for USB drives if you're ok with it being slow. It does have a windows button (Start), and it also has audio buttons, a button to enable/disable the touchpad, and of course the numpad (which is a large reason why I got this). By default, the function keys (f1, f2, etc), are active, but pressing the function key allows you to use the secondary function, such as adjusting volume or disabling the touchpad. Using function + the F12 key determines whether the secondary actions or the function keys are active. Interestingly, this works for all function keys except the F12 key itself, which will stay as primarily F12 no matter what. I guess this does make sense, since this is the lock/unlock key for these secondary functions. Basically, great keyboard. Also has a very long cord.

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ゴキゲン これでキーがメカニカルみたいに軽くて、カチッと音はほとんど無く、クリック感が指に伝わるといいな

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Functional, but not very Good. I ordered this keyboard because my editing workflow works very well on a trackpad, but using one is also not very ergonomic. Having a keyboard with a trackpad I could place lower while elevating my laptop, I reasoned, would make for a more ergonomic way to do the same thing. So far, it's working okay. The trackpad has a very unpleasant texture and seemingly a very low resolution in picking up motions. Compared to the softer and larger trackpad on my laptop, it's practically night and day. There's something deeply uncomfortable and frustrating about this trackpad that I can't quite put my finger on, but with few other products in this niche available, it's hard to know if a better trackpad keyboard at this price that works on a PC is out there. The plastic on the keys as well just feels bad. All in all, I don't think I got my money's worth here. I also keep accidentally moving the mouse cursor while I'm typing by mistake and ruining my sentences, so that's not great either. All in all, an okay but deeply flawed product for my purposes.