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26 of 27 people found the following review helpful 
Once my favorite, December 2, 2007 By Ryan (USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Lenovo ThinkPlus Preferred Pro USB Keyboard - keyboard ( 73P5220 ) (Personal Computers) I purchased this keyboard for a new computer, and have used the older IBM analog (the same product) for several years. This Levovo update improves upon the palm rest, which has a thin rubbery coating (but not too rubbery).
I like this keyboard a lot because it looks great in black, and it is so difficult to find a good-looking keyboard with this key layout:
- 3x2 Delete, Home, ect. cluster above the arrows
- Full number pad
- Single row/non-L-shaped Enter key
- No extra hotkeys like for the web, or e-mail, or volume control
The underside has channels/grooves to snap the cable and start it in three directions: to the left, right, or center. This is helps it fit it with you workplace.
For users who like a tilt, the back feet have two heights, which means three possible angles (including feet closed).
A great keyboard, but I would recommend something different: I have since purchased a scissor-switch keyboard by... Read more
19 of 20 people found the following review helpful 
Ah. Relief!, April 24, 2008 By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Lenovo ThinkPlus Preferred Pro USB Keyboard - keyboard ( 73P5220 ) (Personal Computers) In 2008, it has become hard to find a decent keyboard. For starters, most manufacturers take it upon themselves to tweak the layout of their offerings, leaving you with an L-shaped Enter key, an extra "fn" button or a rearranged Insert/Delete cluster. I have a computer at work as well (who doesn't?) and for four years I've put up with one of these fancy-schmancy media keyboards. I can't believe the RELIEF I'm feeling after getting this Lenovo product with an unaltered, matching layout! I feel like my spine is taking care of actions such as moving text blocks around.
The quality of this Lenovo is very good. It's a plastic keyboard, so I doubt it'll survive the beer and coffee tests we gave the 3270 of yesteryear. It's also perhaps a little bit too lightweight for my taste. However, the keys feel solid and responsive, no matter from which angle you hit them - again, a relief from my former "ergonomic" keyboard, where the tactile feeling was more of a mushy kind and sometimes... Read more
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful Good quality conventional keyboard, May 29, 2009 By chriek (Huntsville, AL, USA) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Lenovo ThinkPlus Preferred Pro USB Keyboard - keyboard ( 73P5220 ) (Personal Computers) I'm picky about keyboards - not an IBM Model M affectionado or anything, but I can't stand mushy keyboards. I also prefer the traditional layout - Ctrl key in the lower left corner, the Ins/Del/Home/End/PgUp/PgDn keys in a 3x2 rectangle, arrow keys in inverse-T arrangement, etc. This Lenovo keyboard fits all my criteria, and at a good price. I have one on every desktop computer I use.
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| 26 of 27 people found the following review helpful Once my favorite, By Ryan (USA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Lenovo ThinkPlus Preferred Pro USB Keyboard - keyboard ( 73P5220 ) (Personal Computers) I purchased this keyboard for a new computer, and have used the older IBM analog (the same product) for several years. This Levovo update improves upon the palm rest, which has a thin rubbery coating (but not too rubbery).I like this keyboard a lot because it looks great in black, and it is so difficult to find a good-looking keyboard with this key layout: - 3x2 Delete, Home, ect. cluster above the arrows - Full number pad - Single row/non-L-shaped Enter key - No extra hotkeys like for the web, or e-mail, or volume control The underside has channels/grooves to snap the cable and start it in three directions: to the left, right, or center. This is helps it fit it with you workplace. For users who like a tilt, the back feet have two heights, which means three possible angles (including feet closed). A great keyboard, but I would recommend something different: I have since purchased a scissor-switch keyboard by... Read more 19 of 20 people found the following review helpful Ah. Relief!, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Lenovo ThinkPlus Preferred Pro USB Keyboard - keyboard ( 73P5220 ) (Personal Computers) In 2008, it has become hard to find a decent keyboard. For starters, most manufacturers take it upon themselves to tweak the layout of their offerings, leaving you with an L-shaped Enter key, an extra "fn" button or a rearranged Insert/Delete cluster. I have a computer at work as well (who doesn't?) and for four years I've put up with one of these fancy-schmancy media keyboards. I can't believe the RELIEF I'm feeling after getting this Lenovo product with an unaltered, matching layout! I feel like my spine is taking care of actions such as moving text blocks around.The quality of this Lenovo is very good. It's a plastic keyboard, so I doubt it'll survive the beer and coffee tests we gave the 3270 of yesteryear. It's also perhaps a little bit too lightweight for my taste. However, the keys feel solid and responsive, no matter from which angle you hit them - again, a relief from my former "ergonomic" keyboard, where the tactile feeling was more of a mushy kind and sometimes... Read more 3 of 3 people found the following review helpful Good quality conventional keyboard, By chriek (Huntsville, AL, USA) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Lenovo ThinkPlus Preferred Pro USB Keyboard - keyboard ( 73P5220 ) (Personal Computers) I'm picky about keyboards - not an IBM Model M affectionado or anything, but I can't stand mushy keyboards. I also prefer the traditional layout - Ctrl key in the lower left corner, the Ins/Del/Home/End/PgUp/PgDn keys in a 3x2 rectangle, arrow keys in inverse-T arrangement, etc. This Lenovo keyboard fits all my criteria, and at a good price. I have one on every desktop computer I use. |
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