Logitech K400 Plus Wireless Livingroom Keyboard with Touchpad for Home Theatre PC Connected to TV, Customizable Multi-Media Keys, Windows, Android,…
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Logitech K400 Plus Wireless Livingroom Keyboard with Touchpad for Home Theatre PC Connected to TV, Customizable Multi-Media Keys, Windows, Android,…
Original price was: £44.99.£23.99Current price is: £23.99.
Description
- Media-Friendly : The K400 plus wireless touchpad keyboard gives you integrated, comfortable, laid-back control of your PC-to-TV entertainment, eliminating the clutter of a separate keyboard and mouse – all from the comfort of your couch
- Plug-and-Play : Works straight out the box, just plug the Unifying mini-receiver into a USB port and the wireless touchpad keyboard is ready to go – then adjust controls using the Logitech Options Software to save your preferred settings
- Power-Packed : Built with laid-back control in mind, this wireless keyboard with touchpad has a reliable and long battery life of up to 18 months, including an on-off button to help it go even further
- Wireless Freedom : Designed for seamless comfort and control, this tv-keyboard boasts a range of up to 10 m (33 feet) wireless connectivity ensuring uninterrupted use, with quiet keys and a large touchpad for easy navigation
- Reliable Durability : The Logitech wireless keyboard with touchpad comes with a 2-Year manufacturer warranty, ensuring worry-free user experience and long-lasting performance
- Upgrade to Logitech K830 Keyboard for increased comfort : Illuminated keys, USB/Bluetooth connectivity and rechargeable battery
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4 reviews for Logitech K400 Plus Wireless Livingroom Keyboard with Touchpad for Home Theatre PC Connected to TV, Customizable Multi-Media Keys, Windows, Android,…
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Kook –
I’ve had many logitech items over the years and they have generally been very good. I had high hopes for the K400+, but sadly, it is not worthy of the logitech branding. The keyboard is OK, it’s nothing special, doesn’t feel particularly bad to type on, just not that great. The real let down is the trackpad, it is frustratingly awful. For example, if you have a lot to type, say hours of stuff to get through, by the end of it, the trackpad starts to lose sensitivity and becomes horribly jerky when scrolling and then eventually loses it’s ability to use the tap to click function. It took me a while to figure out that the only way to fix this was to remove the batteries for a few seconds and that seemed to do the trick until the next time.
While the trackpad is working as it should, there are a couple of bizarre behaviors that sealed it’s fate with me. The two finger scroll works well on some things and others it is jerky and not very accurate. It also seems to get confused between two…
DP –
Great keyboard that’s around 80% size of a normal keyboard with the benefit of the built in trackpad. It’s perfect for wireless typing. However,be warned, as per my picture,the wireless adapter for the keyboard is actually hidden in the box of the keyboard so do not throw the packaging away until you have this. Really wasn’t too clear and only through seeing a prior review did I realise it was missing. Hope this helps others not throw away their wireless adapter ๐
Mr H –
I have several Logitech keyboards, including K400+ and the older K400r, both with integrated track-pads. However both of those are significantly cheaper and consequently have a cheap clattery feel to the keys and are made of low quality plastics. That’s not to say they aren’t decent keyboards and in their price bracket offer good value for money and great functionality. However I was seeking something with a higher quality feel to it, incorporating a built-in trackpad. Enter the K830.
Unpacking the k830 was a joy as it’s well packaged and wrapped. The keyboard itself is much higher quality than the K400+, but then again it is nearly three times the price. The keys are lovely to use and the track-pad is silky smooth. However there are couple of niggles that have meant I’ve taken away a couple of stars. Firstly the keyboard is completely flat, with no shaping or feet to allow for a gently slope. This is unlike the K400+ which is shaped to provide a slight tilt. This may be fine for…
Mary Ellison –
I had to return the first K400Plus keyboard as I could not find the USB Dongle. I assumed it would be in the purpose-built slot beside the batteries…but no. I then searched the box and could not find it. I looked at the pathetic diagram that passes for instructions. no mention of its whereabouts. I then went to YouTube to see if it could give me pointers – alas, no help.
So I returned the product claiming the Unifying Receiver [USB Dongle] was missing. Amazon sent me a replacement. Again I could not find the Dongle and after much time-consuming frustration was about to return the second keyboard. But in repackaging the item I accidentally brushed the white tab at the front of the box and lo and behold the Dongle was lurking there. What an utterly stupid position to put it without informing customers. Sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesh!