Lenovo gaming peripherals

[JBert]

Seems my boss got a new Lenovo gaming laptop. I got curious and visited Lenovo's website, after which I noticed that they also make gaming peripherals now:

http://shop.lenovo.com/us/en/itemdetail ... 2FF06FBF21
http://shop.lenovo.com/SEUILibrary/cont ... GX30J34225

A closer look at these ugly ducklings can be found over at Tom's Hardware:

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/lenovo ... 29975.html

[andrewjoy]

Its lenovo , should they not ( due to there history) be buckling springs ?

[JBert]

I don't see why. They've got nothing to do with IBM except the ThinkPad line of laptops, and those have always had scissor switches.

[scottc]

"Lenovo put together a great keyboard. I was a little unsure since it didn't have Cherry MX, but the Mechanical Kailh Red key switches rock."

Cringe...

[Findecanor]

That design is horrible. USB and headphones get in the way of the mouse. The borders get in the way of the mouse. Gaming/macro keys are far far away from anything.

[bhtooefr]

It's worth noting that Lenovo and Razer are in bed together: http://www.theverge.com/2015/11/27/9806 ... -dreamhack

[jou]

That design is horrible. USB and headphones get in the way of the mouse. The borders get in the way of the mouse. Gaming/macro keys are far far away from anything.

It's hideous in both functionality and aesthetics. I'm impressed (not in a good way).

[KRKS]

Its lenovo , should they not ( due to there history) be buckling springs ?

This is 2015, the only thing you're getting is a root certificate with adware. And with razer joining in it's gonna be even worse.

And here's what I think about the keyboard