(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) Great ergonomics and fantastic precision. This is the first time I bought the wireless version but I have two wired ones. The this new model appears more solid and is really feature-rich. Works really well and keys are have the same nice feel as previous models.
The Android feature is new and useful but there's something missing from it to navigate fully an Android device: There is no way to scroll (a scroll-wheel would be nice but perhaps a combination of button and trackpoint movement would do).
Lenovo could really improve the instruction though, they are minimal and lack some key information.
(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) My first laptop in the 90s was an IBM ThinkPad; I loved everything about it, particularly the keyboard and TrackPoint. I looked for a wireless keyboard that could recreate that experience, and I was so happy to find the TrackPoint Keyboard II. Similar wired models were not providing the freedom of portability. I enjoy the ability to use the wireless adapter on one system and the BT connection on another. My only wish is to have a shell or cover to protect the keys & TrackPoint when it goes in my backpack. The keyboard is excellent; the keys are responsive and firm like any premium model. The TrackPoint works exactly as it would on any ThinkPad model, including some of its idiosyncrasies like drifting (if you ever used a TrackPoint, you know what I mean). Make sure the driver and software are installed on the PC to have full functionality. Without it, scrolling acts weird. If you have an Android device, a slider allows you to switch between Windows and Android mode. I haven't tested this. In summary, for me, this is a perfect ThinkPad companion. I wish it would have come with a carrying case or shell.
(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) This wireless keyboard is just the right size and weight: portable, lightweight, solid touch keys, excellent performance. Highly recommend!
(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) Main reason for the low rating: - No backlight. - No wired option. - Extremely high price considering what this is, and all the competition.
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
Response from lenovo.comBy Adrian_Lenovo, Customer Service, March 15, 2021
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(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) My wife is a diehard thinkpad fan and wanted to make a more ergonomic workstation using her thinkpad laptop and a wireless keyboard. This keyboard was plug and play and has worked flawlessly. She is super happy and her neck pains have almost gone away. If you’re looking for a wireless keyboard for your home work setup, this won’t disappoint.
I love the truck point future. I’ve had a couple times where the cursor seems to move on its own. I’ve had to kind of jiggle it around and unplug it but otherwise it’s been wonderful.
This is a wonderful option for those that make use of the TrackPoint (which should be everyone). The unit itself is well built and offers a wonderful typing experience. It is also quite flexible in its usage, as the keyboard supports both WiFi and Bluetooth. It also support for Android and Windows.
The only negative with this unit is the lack of backlit keys.