The keyboard light on Lenovo laptops is a useful feature for low-light use. Below are the simplified steps to activate it, tailored to different models.

This is the go-to shortcut for many Lenovo laptops. Press the FN key (bottom-left corner) and Spacebar at the same time to toggle the keyboard light on/off. It works seamlessly with models like IdeaPad and some ThinkPad series.
For other models (e.g., Legion gaming laptops), look for a function key (F3, F4, etc.) marked with a light bulb or keyboard light icon. Press FN + [that key] (e.g., FN + F4 for certain Legion models) to activate the light.
Note: If function keys control media/settings by default (no need to press FN), try pressing the light-icon key directly.
Open Lenovo Vantage (find it in the Start menu).
Go to Device Settings or Hardware Settings.
Look for Keyboard Backlight and toggle it on. Adjust brightness or effects here if supported.
Launch Legion Zone (preinstalled on Legion models).
Navigate to the Lighting section.
Turn on the keyboard light and customize modes (static, breathing, etc.) or colors.
Open the app and go to Power Settings or Hardware-Specific Settings.
Find the keyboard lighting option to enable it.
Hardware Support: Not all Lenovos have a backlit keyboard. Check your model’s specs on the Lenovo official website first.
Battery Impact: The keyboard light uses extra power. Turn it off when unused to save battery, especially on older laptops.
Customization: High-end models (e.g., Legion) let you adjust brightness, colors, or lighting modes via software.
Follow these steps to quickly enable your Lenovo keyboard light and enjoy easier typing in dim environments.