Perixx has rolled out the PERIBOARD‑535 II, a full‑size wired ergonomic mechanical keyboard aimed at office workers, programmers and anyone logging long typing sessions. Building on the company’s flagship ergonomic series, the split, curved layout pairs with an integrated palm rest to promote a natural hand angle, while a low‑profile chassis keeps key travel short and responsive.

Three switch varieties—clicky blue, tactile brown and linear red—let users fine‑tune feedback. The blue model retails for $84.99, while brown and red versions list at $89.99 each. Adjustable negative‑tilt settings of 0°, ‑4° and ‑7° encourage neutral wrists, and the board now supports anti‑ghosting NKRO for reliable key registration during rapid typing in professional environments.

Macro programming moves to a web‑based portal, eliminating the need for dedicated software and letting Windows, macOS and Linux users map shortcuts or record sequences in seconds. A wired USB connection sidesteps battery concerns, and the full‑size layout retains a numeric keypad for data‑heavy tasks, reinforcing its appeal to productivity‑oriented users in modern offices.

The PERIBOARD‑535 II is now shipping through Amazon and Perixx’s official store, positioning the brand alongside other low‑profile ergonomic keyboards that have gained traction among remote workers. By marrying mechanical precision with a split design, Perixx aims to capture a niche of users who demand both tactile feedback and long‑term comfort in demanding workflows today.