ADESSO PCK-208B Black 105 Normal Keys 8 Function Keys USB or PS/2 Ergonomic Tru-Form Media - Contoured Keyboard

It looked nice on newegg website

low quality workmanship... poor materials used... cheap feeling, keys fell off lifting it out of the box on 1 of the 2 we bought... the other was DOA... and the Enter keys were stuck in a permanent down position. Thank you newegg for being so good at...

Comfortable hand and arm position, about 1/10th as noisy as the Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000, lots of marks on the sides of the keys to clue you into hot keys you might not normally use, great value for the price

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It has a solid feel and a good ergonomic design

Here at 5 weeks of use it has become unstable and has MANY problems. Keys are sticking and repeating, key presses are not be recorded. I get random backspace events where characters I just pressed disappear. This behavior is all random and incredibly...

I've had this keyboard just about a month now, and the more I use it, the more I like it. As noted in my "First Impressions" write-up, it's well constructed, with good key feel, and nice crisply molded and marked keys. Unlike the MS Natural 4000 I...

The one tiny negative I have so far found is that my PCK-208B has a slight, faint squeak from the case, somewhere around the numeric keypad, if and only if you're using it on an uneven surface. On a flat surface, or with any significant level of...

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DOA, but wasn't able to test until it was too late to RMA. This keyboard doesn't register with the OS that a USB device has been plugged in. Too bad for money wasted

First of all, a nice solid keyboard, well laid out, feels well constructed. Key edges are crisp, and while the key legends are silk-screened, rather than double-shot molded, they seem well applied. Key feel is good, for a membrane keyboard. It's quiet...

So far, I've found only two downsides to this keyboard. The first is the break in the middle of the space bar, which my thumbs haven't quite gotten used to yet. My thumbs keep trying to space with ... well, the space, not the bar. I'm sure a few hours...

Surprisingly sturdy for the price. Well laid out and comfortable to use. Nice, solid wrist rest

Some of the keys stick slightly when pressed. Hopefully that takes care of itself as I wear it in

It's an ergonomic keyboard. It's cheap

Feels like I'm typing on a Fisher Price keyboard - noisy as all hell, and bigger than a delivery truck full of live cattle. It feels cheap - keys are exceedingly sensitive

I have been using split keyboards for about ten years. Although I can easily switch between a normal keyboard and the ergonomic keyboards I prefer typing on the ergonomic keyboards. Not all ergonomic keyboards are alike. This keyboard is the best...

This keyboard suits my needs and I've never had a problem with it so I don't have anything bad to say about it

Ergonomic split keyboard, she loves it. snappy keys easy on hands and wrists

some thing sticks once in a while and dashes appear in a row