Adesso Tru-Form Media PCK-208B

price, size, usability, durability, design

78% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

- nicely shaped as Microsoft natural keyboard

- not like the picture, the enter key is smaller

I got this KB for work. I have Carpel Tunnel, and work in IT, so doing lots of typing on a standard KB gets real painful after a short while. They curve and layout of this KB is very nice. And having the full number keypad is also very nice. I...

Only negative for me, is that the palm rest is solid plastic. Knew it when I ordered it, but for the price I cannot complain

I got this KB for work. I have Carpel Tunnel, and work in IT, so doing lots of typing on a standard KB gets real painful after a short while. They curve and layout of this KB is very nice. And having the full number keypad is also very nice. I...

Only negative for me, is that the palm rest is solid plastic. Knew it when I ordered it, but for the price I cannot complain.

Good ergonomics

My 5 key feels like there is a paper clip stuck under it, even though there is nothing there. Function keys are useless. For example, if you hit the Vol+ or Vol- key once, it will continue to send the signal until you disconnect the keyboard. If you...

1. Mechanical keys, they pop right off and you can clean under them. not that I do that ever.. 2. Same layout as the Belkin that went extinct. I NEED this layout to type properly. It's supreme for reducing RSI. I've had close calls with carpal tunnel...

1. Plastic/chincy feel ( it's still comfortable and the rigid plastic makes it durable and bacteria resistant) 2. loud plastic key sounds. (not a problem in my book, when you're typing fast any keyboard will make sounds) 3. no G-keys, I love gaming and...

Very good ergonomic shape. Great wrist rest. Keyboard elevation and wrist rest keep wrists at a flatter angle than standard keyboards. Very good key response -- positive click rather than mushy. Multimedia controls are very handy

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