How does this keyboard feel compared to an actual Lenovo Thinkpad keyboard? Does it feel like a T series laptop keyboard (T410, T420, T440...etc)?
1406931
Keys surface is rough and gives a feeling of more soft keys and movement. The functional keys (F1-F12) are not split into groups of four. Compared to X1 Carbon 1st gen.
1406932
I've used many IBM keyboards for the past 20 years, either stand-aloneness or on laptops. They're all unique. I can't speak for the models you listed, sorry. I can say that it's a short stroke and very quiet.
1406933
It's the keyboard of the T430. T420 and earlier had a more standard layout and didn't have chiclet keys, whereas the T440 has a differently layouted function key row.
717814
The keyboard is what sold the Samsung for me. I didn't like the feel of the Asus but the Samsung keyboard feels like a normal keyboard to me. Both companies make quality products though I don't think you can go wrong with either. Other then the keyboard I don't really see any difference between the two except for maybe the screen qualities which I can't really comment on. I think the new 10.1" Aspire One is worth looking at too if you're considering price.
1486123
The info says "buckling spring", but it doesn't feel like an IBM (of which I have several. This keyboard does not feel solid, either. Rather unresponsive touch.
61539
No the T400 is a much bigger laptop. Maybe this one?Lenovo ThinkPad Advanced Mini-Dock Port Replicator (250410U)
767125
It's definitely a bit larger than a laptop has. The feel of the keys is really good and the letters nice and large. I am very happy with it, as are some other friends that got one.
838329
It feels like a regular cheap keyboard it's not too stiff, but it's not lose either. It's definitely not mechanical, and it's also a pain to get used to because it doesn't have a caps lock button so shift is a button higher, it also doesn't have an I button so that's a pain too.
2160764
They do not feel like they are. The keyboard is great! You'll love it if you choose to purchase it.
2016594
http://shop.lenovo.com/us/en/laptops/thinkpad/w-series/w540/#techspecsTL;DR: Yes
366244
Check this forum - https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/X-Series-Tablet-ThinkPad-Laptops/What-is-the-Adaptive-Keyboard-on-the-X1-Carbon-about/ta-p/1464583
1525065
Yes, I love it. I have a Logitech too and it wasn't that great. This one makes it feel like its a mini laptop...
192899
According to Lenovo's website, the T450s has Bluetooth built in, so you would just need to pair it and let Windows (if so using) to download the driver pack for the keyboard. I have paired mine with a Lenovo Y50-70 to good result.
1807308
They feel like regular keyboard keys. They are just situated differently. Hope this helps.
537072
I don't think that it is significantly different from the other keys. I may require slightly more "push" but it is hard to tell. I'm a touch typist and I feels fine to me.
572074
Hi Johny I am not sure with every one, i didn't receive the key, i just got trail one. I think you may get the key if you buy the laptop directly from lenovo site.
64308
It is not a mechanical keyboard. The manufacturer describes the keyboard as having a mechanical keyboard feel. IMO there is a very slight mechanical keyboard feel to it.
679470
Yes--I strike waaaay too many extra keys when typing on a laptop and am constantly correcting my typing. Standard keyboards are much more user friendly for me. EB
1621006
Depends what you mean by "thinkpad keyboard"... It does not have mouse functionality built in. Hope it helps.