The bottom line A solid, no-frills entry into split ergonomic typing, with a genuinely full-size layout and integrated wrist support — the natural first step for anyone moving away from a flat, straight keyboard.
This keyboard’s split layout and 3D shape are fixed rather than independently adjustable, which is the main thing separating it from the pricier keyboards in this hub — but for a first move away from a flat, straight layout, that fixed shape is still a meaningful change in hand and arm position.
The integrated wrist rest keeps support consistently positioned under the palms, and Perixx states the tactile key switches reduce the force needed per keystroke compared to a standard membrane keyboard. Seven multimedia hotkeys cover common shortcuts without needing a separate function-key combination.
It connects over a wired 1.8m USB cable rather than wirelessly, long enough to reach a PC positioned on or under the desk. For anyone not yet certain a split keyboard suits their typing, this is a reasonable, lower-cost way to find out before committing to an adjustable-tenting model.
What we like, and what we don't
Strengths
Ergonomic split design with a 3D shape for a more natural hand and arm position
Integrated wrist rest built into the design, rather than sold separately
Tactile key feedback reduces the pressure needed per keystroke
1.8m cable reaches comfortably whether the PC sits on or under the desk
Compromises
Wired only — no wireless option on this model
Full-size split layout takes more desk width than a compact keyboard
Specifications
Amazon reference
B0763LFQ6X (identical on 6 markets)
EAN
4049571001708
Questions people actually ask
Does this keyboard have a separate wrist rest, or is it built in?
The wrist rest is integrated into the keyboard's design rather than a separate accessory, which keeps the support consistently positioned but means it cannot be removed or swapped for a different rest.
Is the split fixed, or does it adjust?
The split and 3D shape are fixed rather than adjustable — for a keyboard with a variable tenting angle between the two halves, see the mid and top-tier options in this hub.
Our score
7.2/ 10
A solid, no-frills entry into split ergonomic typing, with a genuinely full-size layout and integrated wrist support — the natural first step for anyone moving away from a flat, straight keyboard.
Who this one is for
A first split keyboard on a budget, for anyone not yet ready to invest in a fully adjustable tenting design.
Guides that feature it
Best Ergonomic Keyboards 2026 — Split & Certified | DeskVerdict
Price and availability
A reference exists on these Amazon stores: France, Germany, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom, United States. Listed is not the same as in stock — availability changes daily.
Details checked on August 29, 2026.
Sources
Specifications: manufacturer sheet and Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. No product on this site has been physically tested.
certified by ergonomics organisation · 3 tilt angles · Bluetooth/USB
A wireless, curved split keyboard certified by an independent ergonomics organisation, with adjustable negative tilt and concave keys.
Best for: Anyone who wants an independently certified ergonomic design and is willing to pay for it, with the flexibility of both Bluetooth and USB connectivity.