Logitech K400 Wireless Touch Keyboard - Black

Use with PC connected to lounge TV. High quality kit. Ideal for searching tasks and filling in forms. I had tried the mini keyboards, but this is much better. The integrated pad and right-click button are excellent Connected straight away with no issues. Very happy.

Bought this as a replacement to a different keyboard which had trouble connecting even a few metres. Happily no such problems with this keyboard - I even took it into another room just to test and it was still picking up perfectly well. I do feel it's a bit on the small side to other wireless keyboards, it's a bit like a laptop keyboard, so I'm finding myself mistyping things by pmr letter occasionally but time will sort that. Neat little left click shortcut button on the top left kinda useful, but otherwise not many frills - just solid little keyboard. EDIT UPDATE: I've recently bought a second of these for a computer in another room and happy to say they do not conflict with eachother, I was a bit worried one keyboard would bind to both receivers but not the case. A negative though, I'd drop it to 4* or lower if only there were actually viable competitor keyboards - you CANNOT switch the function keys to actually operate as function keys by-default, unless you install their software meaning 99% of my usage requires me to claw my hand to hold the FN key everytime I want to ctrl+f5 to refresh or f2 to rename... so forth. Pretty terrible for an otherwise really good keyboard. Could be a dealbreaker for some.

Nice size, feels sturdy, looks smart, great for casual use. Can be temperamental at times, the Dongle is very sensitive to interference, so likes to be on its own, something to consider if your devices ports are already crowded... I'm using it on my HTPC & it's perfect for navigating from the couch! So for Entertainment focused builds, Smart TVs/Boxes, stuff like that, it gets the job done nicely. Wouldn't use it on my main PC but honestly, that doesn't really seem to be the intention for this thing anyway.

This is a nice compact keyboard with built in mouse pad combi manufactured by Logitech. Great quality well made as you would expect from Logitech. The product was delivered, well packaged and with care on time, superb service, I would highly recommend this product. Easy to use, just plug 'n play and away you go! 5 Stars all day, thank you Amazon.

Bought to replace identical keyboard which i spilled a mug of coffee on. Can't fault this product. It just works reliably.

If you’ve ever tried typing on a smart TV using a remote control, you’ll know how slow and frustrating it can be—this completely solves that problem. The Logitech K400 Wireless Touch Keyboard is a really practical addition to any TV or streaming setup. I’ve been using it alongside a media player, and it makes a big difference to everyday usability. Pros: • Much faster and easier than on-screen keyboard typing • Built-in touchpad removes the need for a mouse • Simple to set up and pairs quickly • Responsive and reliable in use • Compact and lightweight Cons: • Not backlit (can be tricky in low light) • Designed more for convenience than heavy typing Where it really stands out is for everyday tasks like searching for content, logging into apps, or entering passwords—all things that are unnecessarily time-consuming with a standard remote. The touchpad works well and means you can navigate menus and apps without needing any additional peripherals, which keeps things simple. This won’t replace a full keyboard if you’re doing a lot of typing, but for media use it’s exactly what’s needed and works very well. Overall: A simple, effective upgrade for any smart TV or streaming setup—especially if you’re tired of struggling with on-screen keyboards.

As with about a billion other people, I've bought this to use with a living room media PC. And it's fine. Trackpad is.. fine. Keyboard is.. fine. It flexes a bit, it's ok to type on but mushy Would I want it on my main work computer - no Would I want it on any computer at a desk - no. But as a couch PC control it gets the job done and is far better than a very mini keyboard and tiny trackpad and it is priced reasonably for what it is. Should you get one? Depends why you need a keyboard - if it is for a couch PC/raspberry pi/etc - then probably. If you want to do real work? Probably not

I higly recommend this product. I've been using it for a year and the experiece is still like new. I find both keyboard and trackpad excellent. Excellent build quality without any hardware issues. For the price, it's fighting far above its wight class. I've certainly paid more for much, much worse! Pros - - The keyboard is fantastic. The resistance and feddback of the keys is extremely nice to type with and I actually prefer it over a couple of my mechnical keyboards. Again the value is huge here. - The trackpad is good for a trackpad, and as you'd expect reacts to all double click select/resizing detections built in. - To add to the track pack, while it can be abit of a strange feeling using the trackpad and left clicking/tapping, there's a key above the escape which is another option for left click. Once I stated using this it's amazing how handy it is to simply track with the right hand and left click with the left, it feels much more "natural". This key is different though and resenbles a mouse button with more of a "click", it's a nice touch. = While it has the standard function key setup, the designated voume +/- and mute buttons above the trackpad are perfect for my media centre, or listening to music. Even these keys feel pleasent. - After 1 year the product is like new, there's absolutely no sticking keys, no connnection losses, no repeating keys, no replaced battery (I've never turned it "off" either), the letters are all still sharp, the trackpad like new. I've used it a decent amount in this time and am very impressed. - It looks great. The shade of grey is nice and the yellow acents really set it off. - The profile is this, but not too thin. It's a perfect depth to allow for the high quality keyboard. - Great build quality. It feels a year later like it did on day 1. It feels well designed and put togethr. Cons - - The standard F1-F12 need to use the function keys. The function key writing is in a dull blue, which set again the grey of the keyboard can be hard to see in many light setups. I'm slightly torn here as it means I need to us e alt+fn+F4, but outside of the the automatic use of the designated functions keys is great. THere's probably a way to swap this mapping but it's a non issue after using the new setup a couple of times. - That's it, I was really clutching at straws on this one which is rare... I just wish they had the same keyboard without the trackpad for my desktop setups! This review has been typed on my Logitech K400+ ;)