Perixx
Perixx PERIDUO-606A 3-in-1 Ergonomic Keyboard with Vertical Mouse and Numeric Keypad
A compact split keyboard with separate numeric keypad and vertical mouse connects via 2.4 GHz wireless up to 33 feet using one nano receiver
- Ergonomic split keyboard reduces wrist strain with curved design
- Separate numeric keypad adds flexible workspace layout
- Vertical mouse with 800/1600 DPI eases hand pressure
- Three adjustable typing angles promote neutral wrist position
- Single 2.4 GHz nano receiver connects all three devices
Compact ergonomic desktop set
The Perixx PERIDUO-606A combines a split keyboard, separate numeric keypad and vertical mouse in one wireless kit. It is built for office workers and home users who want a neutral wrist posture without a full-size board.
Adjustable palm rest and tilt wheel
The keyboard includes a built-in palm rest that can be set to three different typing angles for a firmer, sweat-resistant surface. A central tilt scrolling wheel and seven media keys sit between the split key groups, while the detachable number pad can be placed wherever the workflow demands.
Single 2.4 GHz nano receiver
One USB dongle links the keyboard, keypad and mouse up to 33 feet or 10 metres away. Buyers who need Bluetooth pairing or a wired fallback will not find those options on this model.
Highlights
- Ergonomic split keyboard reduces wrist strain with curved design
- Separate numeric keypad adds flexible workspace layout
- Vertical mouse with 800/1600 DPI eases hand pressure
- Three adjustable typing angles promote neutral wrist position
- Single 2.4 GHz nano receiver connects all three devices
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How long will the membrane low-profile keys last before they need replacing?
The keyboard uses membrane low-profile keys rated for typical office use; lifespan depends on daily typing volume and cannot be expressed in a fixed keystroke figure from the supplied data.
What limits continuous use of the vertical mouse first — battery drain or the 800/1600 DPI sensor?
The mouse runs on a single AA battery; sustained high-DPI tracking at 1600 will deplete the cell faster than the sensor itself becomes a bottleneck.
Does the 2.4 GHz nano receiver add noticeable heat or power draw when the set runs all day?
The 2.4 GHz receiver draws negligible power from the USB port and stays cool during extended sessions; the keyboard, keypad and mouse each run on their own batteries.
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