Lenovo Legion T530 28

Old acquaintance? The latest member of the ThinkPad T Series, the T530, features one major change from its ThinkPad heritage – a chiclet-style keyboard. Aside from some hardware updates and the implementation of an Intel Ivy Bridge processor, the...

- Definitely would buy again - Great option for developers or college students (like me)

Package Windows 7 disks with a Windows 7 installed laptop, Duh..

Good Price looks and feels like a durable product, but lots of bundled software that in a business environment is not needed or desired. Can not speak to the reliability being this product was just purchased and too soon to tell if it can last.

I had a hard time letting go of my trusty Dell Latitude D630, but this laptop is doing the trick. It's very fast, the touchpad is responsive, the keyboard is very nice, and of course it's built like a truck.

On an otherwise great laptop, Lenovo could have included a better keyboard on the T530. That would have made it a "10" for me. But it's still a strong "8".

We have a few floating around still. TWO issues since purchase. Both user induced and both dealt with VERY quickly and painlessly by Lenovo.

The guts of this laptop are top rate. But the keyboard is the worst I have ever seen. This was very surprising for me, since Lenovo has traditionally had the best keyboards in the industry. Not any more. If you want a Lenovo, make sure it has the...

Been running around with one of these for years, being tossed in the back of my jeep, falling on the floor when I slam on the brakes, being used constantly, and it just keeps coming back for more. One very tough machine. Agree, a little mroe of the...

I did a lot of research before buying my newest laptop, a T-530. I ALSMOST didn't buy it because of all of the negative reviews on the changing of the keyboard. So I have to admit, I never experienced this older version keyboard with the blue enter...