If I had to pick one stand-out feature on the Lenovo Yoga Book, I'd likely pick its futuristic "Halo Keyboard" that replaces a physically keyboard for a full touch panel with light-up key outlines. In fact, it's one of the reasons the Yoga Book has been getting so much attention, because this keyboard is something we've not ever seen before on a 2-in-1.
Because it's a touch-based surface, meaning there's no physical keys to push, many have been wondering how well the typing experience is when compared to, say, a Surface Touch Cover or an actual normal laptop keyboard. I've been using the Yoga Book for several weeks now, and I thought it'd be a good idea to write up my thoughts and opinions on what it's like to type on the Halo Keyboard.
First and foremost, the typing experience was never going to be "as good" as typing on a real, physical laptop keyboard, it was just never going to be the case. Since the Halo Keyboard is spread out on a flat surface, there's no physical feedback when pressing a key, which can be off-putting for many people. Lenovo has done some work to improve that feedback, however.
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