[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the improvements to this keyboard, being able to switch from dongle to bluetooth is invaluable
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Overall, a great bluetooth keyboard that I use to share between my windows laptop and my chromeos Pixel Slate. Keyboard feel is great -- that familiar thinkpad feel which I love. I even prefer this over the mechanical keyboard I have.
Things I don't like.
- can't easily switch between bluetooth devices. Instead I use the dongle on the PC and bluetooth on my chrome device.
- wish it had some level of backlight
- The corners are a bit too bendy/flexible
The drawbacks/cons are only minor, I still recommend it.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As always, Lenovo trackpoint keyboard provides one of the best typing experiences of any keyboard. The features that make it stand out for me is the sturdy build quality. It is very comfortable to type for long periods. Key travel is familiar thinkpad. The trackpoint makes it feel just like my old Thinkpad. Nice to have an option to use it and a mouse. You can connect it to two computers by connecting one using the provided RF receiver and one connection via bluetooth. You can switch between the two by sliding a switch on the back of the keyboard. That would be one thing I would change about the button layout. Would have been better to assign a hot key to switch computers. Reaching behind the back edge of the keyboard blindly is a bit awkward.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The only media keyboard out there that doesn't suck. Legendary thinkpad quality.
Minor complaints: I wish it had a backlight. I wish it were more configurable. At least I was able to kill the osd that flashes each time you hit capslock by disabling it in startup.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a great portable keyboard for coding! It's lighter than I expected, has a ton of connectivity options (USB, Wireless USB Receiver, and Bluetooth), and charges over USB C. The keys are shaped nicely and feel great to press down. The lack of a traditional trackpad makes it smaller than your normal keyboard that also has mouse controls, and the nub works well (if you know what you're doing). Would recommend.