Logitech K400 Plus Wireless Touch TV Keyboard With Easy Media Control and Built-in Touchpad, HTPC Keyboard for PC-connected TV, Windows, Android, ChromeOS, Laptop, Tablet

I don't get all the hate. Yeah, this is a cheap keyboard, but are you guys gaming on it?? It's meant for HTPC set ups, and it serves its purpose 100% perfectly. The keyboard is cheap and flimsy, but it was also $20 so come on. Connection works immediately, keys feel squishy but you're not writing a novel on it are you?? Mouse works good after configuration in the software. Switches on the keys are membrane but again, it's a $20 keyboard, who are you trying to fool? If you need something that is practical for controlling your PC while hooked up to your TV, this is your best bet. The left click button on the top left corner of the keyboard is such a great addition too. You can use it almost like a controller, with your left thumb on that button, right thumb controlling the trackpad. Perfection.

Was actually thinking I was going to get a bluetooth (my stupidity), but the little dongle thing works easy enough. Plugged it into my Samsung QLED tv and that was it. No setup or searching for anything. Flipped the switch and it worked. Actually glad I didn't get bluetooth.

picked this up for my pc thats connected to the tv. I use it for basic navigating and I really wouldnt enjoy using it for anything more than that. it works, its light, if you have an htpc this will do.

My only issue with this keyboard is that they trackpad is inverted compared to a typical trackpad. In the case of Windows, you have to go into the registry to invert it.

It does what it says on the tin, it's just a shame that Logi hasn't updated or iterated on this concept in years. Sitting next to the MX wireless keyboards it feels like a cheap toy, and since the AAA batteries will need to be replaced eventually, it's a big downgrade. But it's the only real option available for a keyboard/touchpad combo, so what choice did I have?

I've owned at least 3 or 4 of these keyboard/trackpad combos over the last ten or fifteen years and it gets the job done but I wish it had a better 'feel' especially the trackpad which works but doesn't hold a candle to something like the trackpads you find on most modern laptops

It's an okay, inexpensive keyboard that I'm using for a media computer hooked up to my TV. It does the job, but it is extremely flimsy feeling. I had a similar logitech wireless keyboard probably 15 years ago that had a much more sturdy feel, and I was hoping it would be the same but it's not nearly as good. The trackpad tracks well, that's definitely worth mentioning. It's a solid 3 stars; it gets the job done but it's nothing exceptional.

It has no scroll wheel and using two fingers rarely works and when it does it is unpredictable - making this keyboard almost useless. I really wanted to like it but now it just collects dust as I consistently found myself having to set it down and just use the wired keyboard and mouse. If all you need to do it type then it should suit you just fine but it essentially has no scroll capabilities.

Pros: lets me control my PC from the couch and has a useful mouse button at the top left corner, for holding the keyboard like a big gamepad. Cons: keys are really squishy, no backlight, trackpad gesture controls don't work in all windows apps, two-finger scrolling jumps multiple lines when starting to scroll (this is the intended behavior from this device), uses disposable batteries, feels incredibly cheap. This fit my requirement for a combination keyboard and touchpad, but it is not pleasant to use. If Logitech made an MX (high quality) keyboard with this form factor and a trackpoint under the touchpad, I would buy one in a heartbeat.

Very cheaply made product. Keys are terrible to type on and have a stickyness to the action. Trackpad works ok but not happy. Not rechargeble via aa battery requirement. No backlight… returned.