They put the up arrow key where any touch typist expects the right shift key to be. I have long fingers yet cannot reach the right shift key without moving my hand. I would hit the up arrow instead of shift if I wasn't thinking about this unusual keyboard. That not only means I missed shift, I would then be typing in the wrong place after pressing the up key. Otherwise, it was a great laptop. The touch screen was nice and the hinges seem solid. The laptop is fast and the battery life was really good. If you don't do much typing or plan to use the touch screen mostly, this could be a great laptop. I thought I could adapt to the odd shift key placement, but I just couldn't get used to it. I decided to return it and get something else.

Hate, Hate, Hate the keyboard!! Lenovo decided to change the keyboard configuration (should be a law against such things :) I took typing in school, many years ago. Type "without looking", On right side of this keyboard, the shift key is smaller and has page up key to the right of it. When I go to hit shift key, I hit page up and the cursor goes up to the beginning of page, UGH! So frustrating I gave computer to my hubby, who is a "hunt & peck" typist. Went back to my old HP Pavilion - heavier but I can type without wanting to throw my computer against the wall.

This computer has been great so far. The abilities of doing things on it are quick and easy. I don't like that it has only two ports to use for printing, ubs sticks and wireless mouse. Great product but lacks the abilities I could use to make it an excellent computer.

Honestly it's just what I was looking for, great design, just the shift key, it was a really bad idea the keyboard design, everything else it's perfect :)

This laptop is a solid by for college students. I currently use mind for business minded functions like excel and just general web use.