will this work for a lenovo yoga 2? It has a capacitive touch screen and bluetooth 4.0, just like iPads.
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Assuming this tablet has Bluetooth, yes it will work. It works on my HP laptop touchscreen, I Pad, 7 inch Samsung tablet and my Aquos cell phone. It's one of the better Bluetooth stylus's I've used. I'd recommend it. Take care.
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I'm not sure. I would think so. It works on other tablets and phones, but just as a stylus. Not sure other feature will work
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I have no idea, I would recommend contacting the company. Here is a link to the company: https://tenonedesign.com/connect.php
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Pogo Connect 1 is only compatible with iPad 3/4 and won't work with a Lenovo Yoga 2.
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Unfortunately, I would not know. It works well with windows 8.1, on a Lenovo yoga pro 2.
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I do not know, I have the Yoga 2 Pro... If I were you I would go for the other card, that will surely work!
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Maybe "sort of," but it is highly unlikely that the touchpad will work. On balance, I would say that as a complete and satisfying entity, definitely not. Although I don't remember the exact date, this keyboard (as a Lenovo product) was discontinued by about the time the iPad came out. With some care to the version of the touchpad driver, I was able to use it in Windows 7. It had trouble with Windows 8, even with a very carefully thought through solution I found from another user. This was my all time favorite keyboard in 60 years of typing (especially the version that included the numeric keypad). Maybe "sort of," but it is highly unlikely that the touchpad will work. On balance, I would say that as a complete and satisfying entity, definitely not. Although I don't remember the exact date, this keyboard (as a Lenovo product) was discontinued by about the time the iPad came out. With some care to the version of the touchpad driver, I was able to use it in Windows 7. It had trouble with Windows 8, even with a very carefully thought through solution I found from another user. This was my all time favorite keyboard in 60 years of typing (especially the version that included the... » Read More Maybe "sort of," but it is highly unlikely that the touchpad will work. On balance, I would say that as a complete and satisfying entity, definitely not. Although I don't remember the exact date, this keyboard (as a Lenovo product) was discontinued by about the time the iPad came out. With some care to the version of the touchpad driver, I was able to use it in Windows 7. It had trouble with Windows 8, even with a very carefully thought through solution I found from another user. This was my all time favorite keyboard in 60 years of typing (especially the version that included the numeric keypad). « Show Less
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Dear Mark This keyboard support Lenovo Tablet 2, and the keyboard size is: 9.4 x 5.1 x 0.23 inches. Please get it. Lenovo Tablet 2 size: 10.3 x 6.5 x 0.4 inches Thank you for your attention. Best regards Rocketek
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No, I don't have. Please check https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Yoga-Flex-Laptops-and/Yoga-2-Pro-WiDi-with-ScreenBeam-Pro-not-working/td-p/1662661
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I'm sorry. I am not familiar with the lenovo line of products. It worked well on my nexus though.
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Yes, I have the Lenovo Yoga Tablet 10, not the HD + 10, and I am using the Lenovo Yoga Bluetooth Keyboard Cover.
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I don't know why not. I took the 64gb micro usb card out of my samsung tablet and put it in the Lenovo Yoga 10+ . No Problem !!!
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Yes it will. I have the tablet, their Bluetooth keyboard/cover and that sleeve. The sleeve is actually designed around holding the tablet and keyboard, so without the keyboard it is a little bit loose fitting. I got that information directly from Lenovo before making my purchase.
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Per Lenovo's specs (http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/documents/pd026744) this is a Bluetooth 3.0 device. This page (http://wistao.blogspot.de/2012/09/comparison-of-bluetooth-different.html) suggests it will be backward compatible, at least to 2.1, maybe further.
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I do not believe the charger will work for the yoga 3. They look completely different to me. Yoga 3 looks more USB whereas yoga 2 looks like something completely different.
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The keyboard and case are specifically molded to the dimensions of the Lenovo tablet. The Bluetooth keyboard itself would be compatible, but as a case, it is not likely to fit.
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From the Lenovo site: "I sent a quick note off to our engineering team and received confirmation that we support the 2.4Ghz band, but not 5Ghz on Yoga." So, there's your answer.
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I have a Lenovo Ideapad P470, and it works fine. I have to fiddle a little bit with the computer/charger connection, but other than that, it's great.
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I have a model 3679 Lenovo Tablet 2. The case fits very well and holds the tablet securely. The keyboard is Bluetooth and should work ok with your tablet. The keyboard does not physically connect to the tablet and it requires a separate charging connection. The tablet 2 USB port does not support a charging function. The keyboard is attached to the case cover magnetically. One issue I have been experiencing is that the keyboard needs several keystrokes to "wake it up" before they show up on screen. I don't mean that the keystrokes are delayed and eventually catch up. They don't register at all. It is a little annoying, but this only happens after an extended period of inactivity. Overall, I am satisfied. I have a model 3679 Lenovo Tablet 2. The case fits very well and holds the tablet securely. The keyboard is Bluetooth and should work ok with your tablet. The keyboard does not physically connect to the tablet and it requires a separate charging connection. The tablet 2 USB port does not support a charging function. The keyboard is attached to the case cover magnetically. One issue I have been experiencing is that the keyboard needs several keystrokes to "wake it up" before they show up on screen. I don't mean that the keystrokes are delayed and eventually catch up. They don't... » Read More I have a model 3679 Lenovo Tablet 2. The case fits very well and holds the tablet securely. The keyboard is Bluetooth and should work ok with your tablet. The keyboard does not physically connect to the tablet and it requires a separate charging connection. The tablet 2 USB port does not support a charging function. The keyboard is attached to the case cover magnetically. One issue I have been experiencing is that the keyboard needs several keystrokes to "wake it up" before they show up on screen. I don't mean that the keystrokes are delayed and eventually catch up. They don't register at all. It is a little annoying, but this only happens after an extended period of inactivity. Overall, I am satisfied. « Show Less
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did this device work on your Yoga 2 Pro? I have one and it will not work with the Plugable usb3-e1000