[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Overall great. Love the USB and Bluetooth support. Love the built in track pad/pointer. Makes it very convenient for couch-TV use. The only flaw I see is the depth of the space bar compared to the front keyboard lip where you rest your palms on. With most keyboards I can tap the space at with my thumbs pretty comfortably. But due to the front lip being slightly taller than the spacebar you really have to force your thumb down to hit the space bar. The design just needs some tweaks to perfect it. Build quality is also very nice. Doesn’t feel cheap, though I would always prefer metal over plastic. I see note value here compared to an apple keyboard due to the built in mouse, but it’s slightly behind in comfort.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great keyboard, I use it everyday for work. Very slim and light compared to most other wireless keyboards I have used. The keys feel more solid and have a more firm press than my thinkpad laptop.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] If you are fan of Lenovo's keyboards, and are looking for a good keyboard to use with your phone or tablet, then look no further. This keyboard is fantastic! I prefer to use it when answering a text while sitting at my desk as I despise using the onscreen keyboard. It also works great if you have a workspace that is very tight - we have a desk setup that doesn't have much real estate, and so this comfortable keyboard fits the bill as we don't need to connect a mouse. The only negative is that the feet are not the sturdiest - we have multiple keyboards here, and some of them have broken! We were able to replace with a sturdier 3D printed alternative. I did gave it 5 stars because it doesn't prevent usage at all, but just be aware that you may want to be a bit careful with it.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is an excellent keyboard. It’s just like the ThinkPad keyboard, only wireless. I bulked at the price initially, but very glad that I decided to splurge.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have the ThinkPad TrackPoint Keyboard version 1 as well. This has improvements, and less successful changes. USB C is great. BT connection seems more reliable. But the key travel is more shallow, the mouse nub is lower, the mouse left and right click keys are more shallow as well. Still, the best B/T keyboard I've experienced, and I have bought just about everything available to use with my two Surface Pros.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Excellent Bluetooth Lenovo keyboard. This is one of the best in the market, because it offers the quietest key strikes than any mechanical keyboard on the market. This is similar to the keyboard on all Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Yoga machines. Bluetooth connection and battery life are extremely reliable and superb. Well done Lenovo!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased this keyboard because I've been using my ipad pro as a laptop replacement, and this was perfect because the trackpoint allows me to use it as a mouse without carrying around a physical mouse or trackpad
Overall, very satisfied with the product [+] great typing experience [+] good build quality, including the kick stands [+] pairs easily with ipad and the trackpoint works very well even on ipadOS it's exactly what I was looking for
why it's not a 5 star [-] given that it's a pricier keyboard, wish it was backlit [-] when using with ipad (not sure about other mac or windows laptops) - if I let it sit idle while being paired, when I come back it's no longer paired, even though the ipad and the keyboard are both still fully charged and on. So i would need to pair them again if I left them idle for a while [-] it took a long time to ship. shipping date kept getting pushed back without any explanation [-] didn't come with a charger cable