Customer Reviews
Poor quality 
2008-06-16
The first one failed in a couple months and the replacement is failing after less than a month. Same problem both times - one of the buttons for the touch pad works only if you hit it in exactly the right place.
Unfortunately it's the only natural/split kb with a touch pad out there.
DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT 2008-01-10
This keyboard is awful. The cheap-feeling keys stick all the time, the "right-click" portion of the touch pad is poorly positioned for right-handed people so that every time you try to move the cursor right-click menus appear.
Poor action/keys fall off 2008-01-08
Tru-form Pro Media Contoured Ergo Touchpad Keyboard PS/2 Blk
The keys are very stiff; poor "action." The keys tend to fall off. There are two in this office that have been returned with replacements that are no better. The third and newest one has secure keys so far, so maybe they've improved the glue they use.
Perfect Keyboard for Me! 
2007-10-10
The Tru-form Pro Media Contoured Ergo Touchpad keyboard helps so much with the pain in my arm and the numbness in my fingers. I love having the touchpad in the center, because I can use it with my left or right hand easily.
Space bar does not hold up under heavy use. 
2007-09-26
This keyboard has all the features I was looking for in a keyboard. I do heavy typing 10 hours a day, and I wanted the wrist support, the ergonomic design and the convenient touch pad. I was very happy with the keyboard when it arrived, but I have noticed 2 major drawbacks. First, the divided space bar is a problem. After 6 months of working with my first keyboard, the right space bar stopped functioning normally, making a crunch with every depression, often not connecting. I purchased an identical keyboard, and within 2 months, the same thing happened to the right spacebar. I contacted Adesso, and they would not exchange the first keyboard because I had had it over 9 months. I am still waiting for them to decide on whether they will exchange the second keyboard for a different model. Second, the action of individual keys is dependent on hitting them at the proper angle. If you hit off angle, the keys crunch a little (like the spacebar). As long as you remember than the contact angle on an eronomic keyboard is different, the keys work fine.
Not the correct keyboard 2007-03-29
Lightweight, ultra-slim, and compact, this keyboard is perfect for travel, school, or any work environment. It fits easily in your briefcase, backpack, or notebook carrying case and you don't have to worry about any sharp edges! The soft material allows a quick, reflexive typing action that is silent and more comfortable than traditional hard, plastic keyboards.The flat design also offers an ease in typing which eliminates negative-angle stress to your wrists. USB connector compatible, plus includes a USB to PS/2 adapter. This flexible keyboard really can handle whatever your day brings to it!
Pretty good if you don't mind having stiff keys. 
2006-06-16
I previously had the PCK-308T and it lasted five years (until I dropped something heavy on it). I don't like light touch keyboards, so the stiffness of the Tru-Form keyboards doesn't bother me (they do ease with use). It seems that Adesso has redesigned some of the keys back to how they were on the PCK-308T, the backspace key is now back to double size, the \ key is back on the second row, and the enter key is back to it's regular size. I like that Adesso has moved mouse buttons to below the touch pad (the buttons on the PCK-308T were awkward). I was pretty happy with my last Tru-Form keyboard and this one seems to be just as good.
4 star--- Amazon does not let me change my star rating 2005-12-29
When I wrote my original review, it was for a completely different product. Current product you see here is a 4 star product. Too bad Amazon doesn't let me change my star rating.
Pros:
- This keyboards touchpad is much better and works with KVM switches properly, the old model didn't support scroll when it was connected to a KVM.
- Keys are much softer than the old model which is a plus.
Cons:
- Touchpad's buttons are harder than the old model which was hard to begin with so it is horrible.
If you liked the original PCK-308TB, you'll hate this. 2005-11-17
I bought this as a replacement for an aging PCK-308TB that's just wearing out. I love the PCK-308TB dearly, and Adesso says it's a best-seller, yet they discontinued it. I don't get it.
* They cut the backspace key in half and relocated the backslash to the top row.
* On my particular keyboard, the enter key and the right-side space bar are gummy and hard to press. (The rest of the keys are great, though...unfortunately it had to be two of the really important ones that are screwed up.) In fact, it's physically "impossible" to press the right-side space bar on its right half--it just locks up.
* The rubber feet on the bottom are nearly flush, so it slides around on my desk.
* The control/alt/windows keys have been resized for the worse.
* The touchpad buttons have been moved to the bottom rather than the side, and they're extremely hard to press.
I'm pretty picky about keyboards since I type so much, but still. This is a piece of junk that's more expensive than the original. I'd give it zero stars if I could.
