Keyboard AIXCASE AIX-19K1UKDETP-B USB PS/2 QWERTZ German Black

The AIXCASE AIX-19K1UKDETP-B USB PS/2 QWERTZ German Black is a full-size wired keyboard designed for everyday desktop use. It features a QWERTZ German layout and supports both USB and PS/2 connections, providing compatibility with a wide range of computers and legacy systems. The keyboard comes in a black finish and includes a 2 metre cable for flexible placement on or under desks.

Advantages

This keyboard offers a full-size key set with a dedicated numeric keypad and standard function keys, enabling efficient data entry and familiar operation for users accustomed to German QWERTZ layouts. Dual-interface connectivity (USB and PS/2) ensures plug-and-play use with modern PCs and older motherboards that require PS/2. The 2 m cable gives extra reach for varied workstation configurations while the durable construction supports prolonged daily use.

Suitable for

• Office workstations with German QWERTZ layout requirements
• Home computers and study desks requiring a full-size keyboard with numeric keypad
• Systems that need PS/2 compatibility or USB fallback
• Environments where a straightforward, reliable wired keyboard is preferred

Key specifications

• Device interface: USB and PS/2
• Keyboard form factor: Full-size (100%) with numeric keypad
• Keyboard layout: QWERTZ (German)
• Keyboard language: German
• Product colour: Black
• Cable length: 2 metres

How to use

Connect the keyboard to an available USB port for automatic recognition by most operating systems. If using an older system with PS/2 only, attach the PS/2 connector to the corresponding port on the computer; some systems may require a restart after connection. Position the keyboard on a stable surface and adjust its placement to align the numeric keypad and main keys for comfortable typing. No additional drivers are typically required for basic keyboard functions.

Recommendations

For reliable performance, route the cable to avoid sharp bends and keep liquids away from the keyboard. Use the USB connection when possible for hot-plug convenience; use PS/2 for legacy systems that do not support USB keyboard initialization during boot. Clean the key surfaces periodically with a dry cloth to maintain appearance and responsiveness.