







The Adesso Desktop Ergonomic Keyboard offer users two advanced input devices with ergonomic design and multifunctional features. The design of this keyboard with split key zones and gentle slopes encourage natural positionings of hands wrists and forearms in maximum comfort for long use.
Ergonomic Design: Split key layout and curved shape promote natural typing posture, reducing strain on hands, wrists, and forearms
Integrated Palm Rest: Provides support for hands, alleviating joint pain and improving typing comfort
Multimedia & Internet Hotkeys: 13 internet hotkeys and 7 media hotkeys for quick access to frequently used functions
USB Connectivity: Easy plug-and-play connection with USB, compatible with Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7/8/10/11
Durable Construction: Built to last with a robust design, perfect for both home and office use
6 reviews for ADESSO Ergonomic USB Keyboard with Integrated Palm Rest – Split Key Design, Multimedia & Internet Hotkeys, 105-Key US Layout AKB-150UB
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Erica –
Nice nothing fancy
This was the closest replacement to what I had before. It works well, virtually no setup.
Donna B. –
Perfect Replacement
I am replacing the exact same keyboard; previous one is in white. Have not installed new one yet but know I will love it.
J. –
It’s just okay
I had a couple of surprises with this new keyboard. First and foremost, the space bar is LOUD! Every word, CLONKCLONKCLONK. Annoying as heck. The labels on the keys are enormous, so it has the look, feel, and sound of something intended for toddlers.There’s also something just slightly off with the angle of the keys: I find myself hitting multiple at a time.
Gerral Hubbard –
Not Good
The keys have a very short throw, little feedback and are hard to cause the key to trigger. Not a good choice for a touch typist. Totally useless for me
michaelt –
I bought this to replace my old, failing Adesso PCK-208b that I’ve had for many years. The layout, key size, and position is pretty much the same as the PCK-208B. The two halves of the split are slightly closer together on the 150UB but angle is the same, so it should feel the same.I initially thought the keyboard felt mushy compared to my PCK-208B, so I only gave it 3 stars. After using it a while, I think it’s about the same as the PCK-208B. The feel of the keyboard changes a bit as it wears in. The key travel felt different but I think it’s pretty close to the same, honestly. It’s no crisp, mechanical keyboard, but the ergonomics of the layout are fantastic in my opinion.On the whole, the keyboard feels a little lighter and cheaper than my old pck-208b, but I like it and changed my review to four stars.
Mary Laz –
First and foremost is you need to return this be prepared to pay for return which in Canada was $26! This is absurd especially when you try the keyboard but it’s not for you. I have really bad carpel tunnel and thought I would try this one… little did I know that it was for 1 huge lettering.. 2, it wasn’t comfortable for my wrists. Think twice before buying!