💻 Adesso WKB-3150UB - Wireless Ergonomic Keyboard with Trackball and Scroll Wheel, Split Key, Long Battery Life, Compact and Portable - Compatible for Laptop/Desktop/PC, Windows XP/7/8/10 Review

This keyboard is very comfortable when typing words and long text. The built-in palm rest, while stiff, is a good size and comfortable. The center trackball is nice, but I don't know when I'll be using it. Maybe my right hand gets tired of flipping pages up and down while surfing the web. The CTRL, Tab, Backspace, Delete and Shift keys are easy to press. Without the middle section and numeric key, the home, page up, page down, end, and arrow keys take a bit of getting used to. The wifi function

When this trick came up, it was smaller than I expected. At the same time, I started using it and found that this is just the size it needs. Typing is quite comfortable and the hands are in a very natural and comfortable position. In fact, I am writing this review on it. I am currently battling an arm/shoulder injury and keeping my hands on the keyboard to move the pointer with the trackball is a godsend! feeling it's pretty cheap. Once I pressed the left button too hard and thought I broke it.

I've been using ergonomic keyboards (mainly from Microsoft) and trackball mice for many years, so I'm very familiar with the offers on the market. When I saw this keyboard I thought it would be a great idea with poor execution like most small trackball keyboards I've used; However, my first impressions are that this is the best keyboard I've ever used! Disclaimer: There are always adjustments to your workflows when using such devices. So here are the settings I went through in 2 days: 1. The…

I've been looking for a smaller ergonomic wireless keyboard for about 2 years. I have very small hands and wrists and have had carpal tunnel surgery on both, so my hands are pretty weak. I can't type on the laptop's built-in flat keyboard, nor on a "normal" keyboard. I've been using Microsoft ergonomic keyboards for years, but they're really big and chunky. The problem is that I have to take my keyboard with me when I go somewhere, but all Microsoft ergonomic keyboards have that big number pad…

I bought this keyboard specifically to use while sitting in my Lazy Boy recliner chair. After 4 days of use I got used to it completely and it feels pretty good! About 10 years ago I found that sitting upright at my desk all day made my shoulders and neck get too tight, so I threw away my desk and set up my home office around a lounge chair (with monitors that looked like this were positioned forward). and page). The idea behind the lying position is to completely relax your back, neck, arms…