Product ReviewsAdesso Win-Touch Pro USB Desktop Keyboard with Glidepoint Touchpad
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 Rating: Review Date: 04/28/10 |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/20/10 |
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This keyboard seems to be well made and easy to use. So far no problems and very pleased. |
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Rating: Review Date: 10/01/09 |
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Nice quality, nice touch pad but advanved drivers conflicted with sleep mode with my new Compaq Vista system..had to uninstaall advanced drivers |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/03/09 |
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I purchased this keyboard with more of an intent to replace my mouse as I have carpal tunnel that is aggravated by using a standard mouse. I've had it for almost a month now, which has given me some time to really use this product. Overall, the keyboard works well and you will certainly not be unhappy with the touchpad either. There were a few minor glitches, such as the touch pad not registering tapping to click or when I try to move it to a different field, it will select or drag unintentionally. Also, the upper right hand section of the touchpad is where you can tap to right click, but the top of the vertical scroll is located there as well, so you may inadvertently right click when you intend to scroll. Those issues are rather minor and definitely should not detract you from purchasing one because you certainly cannot beat the price. |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/25/09 |
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Nice product. The mouse buttons could have been bigger but it works great |
This keyboard works nicely. It's very quiet. Would I recommend it? Yes. It's a good keyboard. I've had no problems in the weeks I've been using it. I only have 3 very minor complaints: 1) I find I'm pressing the backslash key instead of the backspace key - almost as if the backspace key has been moved a bit over (or maybe my pinky finger has gotten shorter?). 2) The keys between the QWERTY keys and the number pad are very close, and don't have any gaps between the arrow keys and the End key, making it slightly harder to press without actually looking to ensure you've got your finger on the key. 3) The CTRL keys (both of them) feel different than the rest of the keys - almost as if they're spongy.