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The Adesso Tru-Form 150 - 3 Colour Ergonomic Keyboard has been designed to provide you with two separate ergonomic key areas. Slightly angled, this keyboard features a gentle slope for natural positioning of hands, wrists and forearms, increasing typing comfort and prolonged use. With soothing backlit keys designed for increased productivity in dark environments, you can easily switch between green, blue or red lights with the touch of a button. Multifunctional hot keys provide quick access to your media controls, email, web browser and other common applications. TheAdesso Tru-Form 150 is also designed with membrane keys for quieter, faster typing. These keys are also more durable for long-term use. Stylish and modern, the Adesso Tru-Form 150Adesso you Tru-Form 150 delivers the ultimate in comfort, efficiency and style..
Designed to increase your productivity, while providing incredible comfort, the Adesso AKB-150EB has everything you could want in a keyboard to become the essential tool in your daily work life. Its lighting motivates or soothes you and its ergonomic design protects your wrist and hand from strain, while improving your typing speed to increase your word count.
Finally, thanks to its multimedia keys, you'll be delighted to be able to launch your favourite music, mute the sound or simply send an email.
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General information |
Product name |
Adesso AKB-150EB |
Brand |
Adesso | |
Model |
AKB-150EB-FR | |
Keyboard format |
Format |
Normal |
Compact |
No | |
TKL |
No | |
Ergonomic |
Yes | |
Keyboard standard |
AZERTY | |
Location |
French | |
Interface |
Wireless |
No |
Interface with the computer |
USB | |
Keyboard connectivity technology |
Wired | |
Ergonomics |
Type of keys |
Membrane |
Backlit keyboard |
Yes | |
RGB backlighting |
No | |
Macro keys |
No | |
Multimedia keys |
Yes | |
Numeric keypad |
Yes | |
Physical characteristics |
Color |
Black |
Width |
520 mm | |
Height |
38 mm | |
Depth |
235 mm | |
Weight |
885 g | |
Compatibility |
Supported OS |
Microsoft Windows 10 |
| Microsoft Windows 7 | ||
| Microsoft Windows 8 | ||
Use |
Office | |
Warranties |
Commercial warranty |
Seller 2 years |
Legal warranty |
See terms & conditions |
Product referenced on 10 Dec 2020
For an ergonomic keyboard the price is really cheap. The backlit wired keyboard takes a little time to get used to the split in two and the curved side. I'm not sure if it's a good idea to use the keyboard in the same way as the others. I recommend it.
The keys on this keyboard are far too big. This significantly reduces typing comfort. Moreover, for people who are used to typing quickly, the response time of this keyboard is often imperfect. By response time, I mean the recurring errors that appear in the written text.
Ergonomically interesting keyboard but really a lot of typing errors and not quiet at all... You have to press very hard, which gives more noise and more time to correct mistakes. These points really need to be improved! I misunderstood the technical data sheet of this keyboard and had to change it after less than a month of use to find an ergonomic keyboard with flat keys and no backlighting. I thought I had found the right keyboard... Too bad.... :-/
Hello, I use my keyboard mainly for gaming and for some time now, mainly for work. Since moving to intensive work, I have developed wrist pain and have therefore decided to find a keyboard that meets four criteria: ergonomic, wired, flat keys and clear. This is very complicated, if not impossible. This keyboard has the merit of being the only one that comes close to my ideal keyboard: - Ergonomic: separate keys in two blocks with a wrist rest but unfortunately no tilt adjustment possible. The keyboard has a slight positive tilt, whereas the ergonomic neutral position requires a negative tilt (so I tinkered to get a negative tilt). It's a shame. - I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to use it in the future, but I'm sure I'll be able to.) - Flat keys: I'm not sure if it's the same as the one I'm using now, but it's a good idea to have a little bit of space between the keys. The keys are perhaps slightly lower than a standard mechanical keypad. However, I frequently find that pressing a key does not make contact if it is not pressed hard enough (e.g. the "del" and "space" keys), causing too many typing errors for me after almost a month of daily use. I've been using it for almost a month now, and it's not a very quiet keyboard. - I'm not a hardcore gamer, but given the number of typing errors, I might have sacrificed the backlighting for a more responsive keyboard.
The touch is nice and the clear mode is very practical in the evening in the dark.
