Lenovo Legion KM310 RGB Gaming Combo Keyboard and Mouse - US English

First of all, I'd like to mention that the website description incorrectly says that the type of switch is plunger/membrane but the actual technology is only the membrane dome switch. If you're looking for a traditional membrane keyboard, this would it for you. The quality of keycaps and the sturdy body frame is worth the price. The surface of the key caps feels smooth but still has distinctive texture that prevents the fingers from slipping off when typing. The body is built like a tank. There are no media keys just like an old-school IBM keyboard, which could a minus for some users. The tactility of the keys is average as this is a regular membrane keyboard without any plunger-style keys. You can type lightly as the keys are activated at a low pressure point. The ... MoreFirst of all, I'd like to mention that the website description incorrectly says that the type of switch is plunger/membrane but the actual technology is only the membrane dome switch. If you're looking for a traditional membrane keyboard, this would it for you. The quality of keycaps and the sturdy body frame is worth the price. The surface of the key caps feels smooth but still has distinctive texture that prevents the fingers from slipping off when typing. The body is built like a tank. There are no media keys just like an old-school IBM keyboard, which could a minus for some users. The tactility of the keys is average as this is a regular membrane keyboard without any plunger-style keys. You can type lightly as the keys are activated at a low pressure point. The keys definitely feel lighter compared to Thinkpad keyboards in the T14 or X13 series. I took of one star because it is still a regular membrane keyboard you can get anywhere at a low price. I hope this helps.

This keyboard is a mechanical light show. It comes with plenty of preset lighting demos, so there is something for everyone from slow and wavey, to the fast and poppy. I love that every time I boot up my PC or bring it back from sleep mode I get a mini show of several of the light demos. The fact that this is all customizable is just icing on the cake for me, but definitely scratches a long time itch for those who are wanting to dial in a custom setting for their own look and feel. The mechanical nature of the keyboard means that each keystroke click is louder than what you are going to get from a cheaper board, but that is something most people desire from mechanical keyboards. This was an all around good buy that checks all the boxes. Other boards with similar ... MoreThis keyboard is a mechanical light show. It comes with plenty of preset lighting demos, so there is something for everyone from slow and wavey, to the fast and poppy. I love that every time I boot up my PC or bring it back from sleep mode I get a mini show of several of the light demos. The fact that this is all customizable is just icing on the cake for me, but definitely scratches a long time itch for those who are wanting to dial in a custom setting for their own look and feel. The mechanical nature of the keyboard means that each keystroke click is louder than what you are going to get from a cheaper board, but that is something most people desire from mechanical keyboards. This was an all around good buy that checks all the boxes. Other boards with similar setups are easily 2x the cost, and while everyone wishes they could get something for less, this board at least doesn't leave anything out as a compromise just to reach a lower pricepoint.

My last keyboard was Microsoft Sculpt, so I like the split shape of the Lenovo Go Split keyboard. I love that this keyboard does not have the numpad. The overall feel and comfort is okay – nothing amazing, but also not bad. I liked the keyboard initially.....until I realized it has hidden issues. The main problem with this keyboard is the duplicate input issue others have mentioned in reviews. Specifically, the keyboard will send duplicate input at random times on random key combinations. For example, it will enter "enteter" when typing the word "enter" or "randomm" when typing "random". This is not easily reproducible, as it happens at random times for random inputs, but it happens consistently: with moderate typing during work, I run into the duplicate input ... MoreMy last keyboard was Microsoft Sculpt, so I like the split shape of the Lenovo Go Split keyboard. I love that this keyboard does not have the numpad. The overall feel and comfort is okay – nothing amazing, but also not bad. I liked the keyboard initially.....until I realized it has hidden issues. The main problem with this keyboard is the duplicate input issue others have mentioned in reviews. Specifically, the keyboard will send duplicate input at random times on random key combinations. For example, it will enter "enteter" when typing the word "enter" or "randomm" when typing "random". This is not easily reproducible, as it happens at random times for random inputs, but it happens consistently: with moderate typing during work, I run into the duplicate input issue at least hourly (it happened while writing this review). I imagine heavier typers will experience this more frequently. Unfortunately, this problem makes this keyboard obsolete for anything "important" like typing work emails or messages, as I have to double-check almost everything I type for correctness.