Lenovo Legion Mechanical Switch Keyboard

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was waiting for this new model to release and ordered it as soon as I saw it on Lenovo's website. This is definitely not a budget-oriented machine, and while I could have gone the custom route, I wanted an out of the box experience that was ready to go so I decided on this model. Having prior Lenovo experience with a Yoga laptop I recently purchased, I highly recommend Lenovo due to their build quality as well. The machine arrived a few days later and after a week of ownership, I am very happy with the purchase. I wanted a high-end gaming PC with both CPU and GPU performance I would never have to compromise game settings with. Nothing I have put the Core i9 or RTX 4080 up against has disappointed me at all. I paired this with the Legion Y25g-30 with 360hz refresh and NVIDIA G-SYNC, and the Legion K500 keyboard, M500 mouse, and H500 Pro 7.1 surround headset. The included keyboard and mouse are very basic, so I would recommend upgrading those.

This was for an upgrade on my Lenovo Legion 5. It was quick to add and works like a charm.

This is a high quality mechanical switch keyboard. There are lots of those. There aren't many with this design esthetic and my daughter loved it.

I have been struggling with 3 mechanical switch boxes to bounce between my two dual monitor Macs. The video switches, after a few weeks, began to fail. The contacts became faulty and the monitors displayed incorrect colors or incorrect luma. I had to manipulate the switch to get a near decent image. Now remember I had to use a USB switch for my keyboard and mouse. Same story. The connections were intermittent causing erratic performance. The Iogear Dual View 2 port KVM (GCS1742) exceeded my expectations. The installation procedure was well documented and went without a hitch. The switch comes with all of the cables necessary. Both of my computer now communicate with both monitors, my keyboard and mouse, my audio out and audio in, seamlessly using a fraction of the desk real estate of my previous setup. When all is said and done this switch performs flawlessly and has greatly simplified the cabling needed to achieve the dual monitor, keyboard, speaker and microphone connection to two computers. I am quite pleased to find a product that efficiently does what it claims to do.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought it for my lenovo legion and have to say it's super fast.

I am using these in a Lenovo Legion 5 Pro laptop with an Intel 12900H. They work great. While the Lenovo documentation specifies 32GB max ram, I'm using 64GB with no problems.

I bought and installed these chips to upgrade from 32 to 64GB RAM in my new Lenovo Legion 7Ti. My Photoshop files have grown to well over 200MB and I want to depend less on Scratch Disks. My main concern was the SPEED MATCH. Through experience with adding RAM to my previous machines, either the computer spec or chip specs were wrong causing startup failure. Not in this case. The chips installed easily without rejection.

Used this ssd to upgrade my lenovo legion go and for me is giving great performance and also great operation temperature 62°C playing games like ghost of tsushima (with pretty decent on the demand of resources). I bought from Mexico, so you can buy with confidence, the shipment arrived in 7 business days.

Purchased for a Lenovo Legion 5i gen 7 (2022 model) and works great. Though it works at 4800 MHz due to notebook's specs, this can't be changed in BIOS, so don't go expecting a 800 MHz speed bump.

I purchased the Crucial 32GB upgrade for my Lenovo Legion Pro 5 computer (12th generation Intel I7 processor) which was purchased with only 16GB of RAM. The most demanding tasks I perform on the computer are related to post processing photographs using Adobe Lightroom, Photoshop Elements and the Topas Suite (Topaz DeNoise AI, Topaz Gigapixel AI and Topaz Sharpen AI). I have seen a definite improvement in the processing speed of the Topaz programs and in many of the processes in Lightroom. I did some research on-line about the optimum amount of RAM for photo processing and found several recommendations for having 32GB of ram, and that for the most part 64GB of RAM would be overkill. Based upon my experiences with this upgrade, I tend to agree. Installation was very easy, and the Lenovo Legion Pro 5 detected the RAM automatically. As always, BH Photo had a very competitive price. I've had very positive results with Crucial RAM upgrades in the past and I like there guarantee/return policies. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend Crucial RAM chips.