- Legion K310 RGB Wired Gaming Keyboard - Ultra-Fast Reaction Time with Tactile Keys, Quiet Key Membrane Switches, Silent Operation, RGB Illumination - Water Resistant & Compact Design

I'm not keyboard expert. I'm used to using the ones that come with the PC haha. For $45 this was an awesome upgrade. I won't be going back to the basic keyboards again. The keys are raised more than I'm used to, but still feels very natural and smooth using. The keyboard itself feels high-quality. The light settings are neat and can turn them down or off completely when you don't want them.

Very good.

Been using this for several months. I chose this for the backlighting of the keys, including the characters. Others backlit, but the characters did not light up. I also like that the keys are pretty quiet. They are also low profile, making it easier for me to type quickly.

I had compared multiple keyboards, and all said they were backlit and featured RGB. I don't like all the gamer ones with special hotkeys and whatnot, so this one seemed like a good fit. It feels right to type on and is functional in that way, but I was immediately annoyed right out of the box because it requires you download a 5-year-old software called "Legion Accessory Central" which allows you to change all 5 zones with whatever color you like. Unfortunately you can't save more than a couple options (5-zone, and all one color), so unlike other--even cheaper--keyboards that can simply Fn+up or down to cycle through the various colors, this one cannot. Another thing I'm noticing now that I'm in a dimly lit room (see picture comparing XPS 15 laptop keyboard backlit vs the Lenovo "backlit") is that the keys lit from underneath, but are not truly backlit with transparency like literally every laptop, so if you are in a dark room looking for a random function key, good luck, the keyboard is pretty, but the keys themself are only outlined. Quality remains to be seen as I just received it, but it was plug-and-play (minus the missing software), and unlike many devices, it is not recognized by Windows 11, simply showing up as a "Standard PS/2 Keyboard," and Lenovo's website wants to auto-search for drivers (there aren't any) and doesn't work...presumably it would if you had a Lenovo computer or laptop as well.

Great keyboard and great for gaming. Lost a star because keys dont have back light the keyboard does. So you cant see keys good at night

I'm impressed by the feel and quietness of this keyboard's switches. Easy to clean abd possibly replace failed switches later, but probably will just get another assembly. Nice keyboard.

Bought this keyboard in March 2025 and it is now October 2025 and it has stopped working. None of the keys work, tries it on other computers no luck. there are no lights at all under the keypad but the NUM lock, caps key ans scroll lock are all lit up all the time can't turn them off. What is worse is you can not get warranty without a serial number and guess what? you are right there IS NO serial number on the back of the keyboard. Never ever again will I buy a Lenovo product of any kind. You need the serial number to just contact them by email. I used the QR code and it gets better it shows up as an automobile number. UPDATE: I have been trying to contact Lenovo directly but unless you register your product with them directly , which I did not register my keyboard, you have no way to contact them. The only place I found the Serial Number was on the box it came in. There is no serial number on the keyboard itself. Further reason why not to buy a Lenovo product

Great gaming and streaming keyboard for the price.Ten out of ten

Lenovo Legion K310 is an older model but it's surprisingly responsive and durable gaming keyboard! I'd use it with my Lenovo Legion Go setup. So far game rage meshing on this keyboard hasn't damaged close to a full year now. It's an older model so get it when it goes on sale!