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Logitech Wireless Touch Keyboard K400 Plus
Logitech Wireless Touch Keyboard K400 Plus
Logitech Wireless Touch Keyboard K400 Plus
Logitech Wireless Touch Keyboard K400 Plus
Logitech Wireless Touch Keyboard K400 Plus
Logitech Wireless Touch Keyboard K400 Plus
Logitech Wireless Touch Keyboard K400 Plus
Logitech Wireless Touch Keyboard K400 Plus
Logitech Wireless Touch Keyboard K400 Plus
Logitech Wireless Touch Keyboard K400 Plus
Logitech Wireless Touch Keyboard K400 Plus
Logitech Wireless Touch Keyboard K400 Plus
Logitech Wireless Touch Keyboard K400 Plus
Logitech Wireless Touch Keyboard K400 Plus
Logitech Wireless Touch Keyboard K400 Plus
Logitech Wireless Touch Keyboard K400 Plus

Logitech Wireless Touch Keyboard K400 Plus

$53.00

(15,393 reviews)

Logitech Wireless Touch K400 Plus keyboard RF Wireless QWERTY US International Black Logitech - 920-007119 The Logitech Wireless Touch Keyboard K400 Plus lets you experience PC-to-TV entertainment the way you Watch video, browse the web, chat with friends and much more. The all-in-one keyboard with touchpad ends the hassle—and clutter—of multiple devices. And a 10-meter (33-foot)¹ wireless range ensures your fun won’t be interrupted. Comfortable, quiet keys and a large (3.5-inch) touchpad make navigating entertainment effortless. Even setup is a snap thanks to the tiny, plug-and-play Unifying receiver. The 18-month² battery life means you might even forget the keyboard needs batteries. 1 Wireless range may vary depending on operating environment and computer setup. ² Assumes up to two hours typing per day. Actual battery life will vary with use, settings and environmental conditions.

Logitech Wireless Touch K400 Plus keyboard RF Wireless QWERTY US International Black Logitech - 920-007119 The Logitech Wireless Touch Keyboard K400 Plus lets you experience PC-to-TV entertainment the way you Watch video, browse the web, chat with friends and much more. The all-in-one keyboard with touchpad ends the hassle—and clutter—of multiple devices. And a 10-meter (33-foot)¹ wireless range ensures your fun won’t be interrupted. Comfortable, quiet keys and a large (3.5-inch) touchpad make navigating entertainment effortless. Even setup is a snap thanks to the tiny, plug-and-play Unifying receiver. The 18-month² battery life means you might even forget the keyboard needs batteries. 1 Wireless range may vary depending on operating environment and computer setup. ² Assumes up to two hours typing per day. Actual battery life will vary with use, settings and environmental conditions.

Logitech Wireless Touch Keyboard K400 Plus

(15,393 reviews)

Logitech Wireless Touch K400 Plus keyboard RF Wireless QWERTY US International Black Logitech - 920-007119 The Logitech Wireless Touch Keyboard K400 Plus lets you experience PC-to-TV entertainment the way you Watch video, browse the web, chat with friends and much more. The all-in-one keyboard with touchpad ends the hassle—and clutter—of multiple devices. And a 10-meter (33-foot)¹ wireless range ensures your fun won’t be interrupted. Comfortable, quiet keys and a large (3.5-inch) touchpad make navigating entertainment effortless. Even setup is a snap thanks to the tiny, plug-and-play Unifying receiver. The 18-month² battery life means you might even forget the keyboard needs batteries. 1 Wireless range may vary depending on operating environment and computer setup. ² Assumes up to two hours typing per day. Actual battery life will vary with use, settings and environmental conditions.

Logitech Wireless Touch K400 Plus keyboard RF Wireless QWERTY US International Black Logitech - 920-007119 The Logitech Wireless Touch Keyboard K400 Plus lets you experience PC-to-TV entertainment the way you Watch video, browse the web, chat with friends and much more. The all-in-one keyboard with touchpad ends the hassle—and clutter—of multiple devices. And a 10-meter (33-foot)¹ wireless range ensures your fun won’t be interrupted. Comfortable, quiet keys and a large (3.5-inch) touchpad make navigating entertainment effortless. Even setup is a snap thanks to the tiny, plug-and-play Unifying receiver. The 18-month² battery life means you might even forget the keyboard needs batteries. 1 Wireless range may vary depending on operating environment and computer setup. ² Assumes up to two hours typing per day. Actual battery life will vary with use, settings and environmental conditions.

$53.00 - $164.00

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The lowest price for Logitech Wireless Touch Keyboard K400 Plus right now is $53.00 at Newegg, compared across 13 retailers.

The all-time low was $26.31 on 28 Feb 2026 — today's price is 101% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.

Prices last updated 3 Aug 2026.

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Last updated at 03/08/2026 01:35:02

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Amazon.com.au

$61.00

Logitech K400 Plus Wireless Touch Keyboard Black

Free delivery

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Newegg

$53.00

Logitech K400 Plus Wireless Touch Keyboard with Built-In Touchpad, TV Keyboard for Smart TV, PC, HTPC

desertcart.com.au

$64.00

Logitech K400 Plus Wireless Touch TV Keyboard for Media Control - Black | Easy meadia control, built-in touchpad, HTPC for PC-connected TV, compatible

Delivery between 9–12 Aug $29

Netplus Computers

$69.00

Logitech K400 Plus Wireless Keyboard with Touchpad & Entertainment Media Keys Tiny USB Unifying receiver for HTPC connected TVs ~KBLT-K830BT

Delivery $18

eBay.com.au

$78.08

Logitech K400 Plus Wireless Touch Keyboard With Touchpad For Pc

Free delivery

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TechForGood Australia

$80.78

LOGITECH K400 Plus Keyboard

Delivery $25

MPE Computers

$82.00

Logitech K400 Plus Wireless Keyboard with Touchpad & Entertainment Media Keys Tiny USB Unifying receiver for HTPC connected TVs ~KBLT-K830BT

Delivery by 11 Aug $15

mallsonline.com.au

$93.99

Logitech K400 PLUS Touch Wireless keyboard - Black (920-007165)

Free delivery

BIG W

$99.99

Logitech K400 Plus Wireless Keyboard with Touchpad - Black

Free delivery between Tue – Wed

Horizon Store

$99.99

Logitech K400 Plus Wireless Keyboard with Touchpad - Black

Delivery between Tue – Fri $5

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Reviews

Depends on use case and what you're used to.
15 December 2023JoonC

originally posted on bestbuy.com

Maybe it's because I've never like the shallow chicklet keys of a laptop keyboard, but I find it uncomfortable to type on. Also, I find the mouse pad to not be very sensitive. But for the price, and it being an all-in-one, if you don't have, or want to carry a separate mouse and a decent (heavy) keyboard, it's convenient when you need a simple and lightweight solution. But honestly, if it's for more than a quick/simple operation, I suggest using a legitimate keyboard and mouse. That's what I ended up doing out of frustration only after 20 minutes of trying to navigate windows. But I am someone who has always disliked using laptops.For people who dock a handheld gaming system, like the ROG Ally to a larger display, this could be great to use for clicking this, or ... MoreMaybe it's because I've never like the shallow chicklet keys of a laptop keyboard, but I find it uncomfortable to type on. Also, I find the mouse pad to not be very sensitive. But for the price, and it being an all-in-one, if you don't have, or want to carry a separate mouse and a decent (heavy) keyboard, it's convenient when you need a simple and lightweight solution. But honestly, if it's for more than a quick/simple operation, I suggest using a legitimate keyboard and mouse. That's what I ended up doing out of frustration only after 20 minutes of trying to navigate windows. But I am someone who has always disliked using laptops.For people who dock a handheld gaming system, like the ROG Ally to a larger display, this could be great to use for clicking this, or that, or quickly changing a game or driver setting before a game. But as I said, anything beyond that, I'll opt for a separate mechanical keyboard and gaming mouse.Build quality is typical Logitech quality, which is good, especially for the price. I like that it's powered by a couple triple AA batteries instead of a built-in solution. That way it won't become e-waste in the future. There's also a little dongle holder inside of the battery compartment for when the keyboard's dongle is not in use.

Fantastic Media Keyboard, far superior to the new
24 January 2024Just an average guy

originally posted on walmart.ca

The K400r is amazing, comfortable to use, great options and doesn't feel cheap like the new one. We've used this keyboard on our media center TV for almost 8 years and are only replacing as the keys are worn off from years of use and the kiddos want to type. We tried the updated version of this Keyboard, the K400 plus and it is absolute cheap garbage. The trackpad takes multiple swipes to move across the screen and keys are uncomfortable to type with (and missing all the useful shortcut keys of the older model). I would highly recommend this older model (even though it's a bit more than the updated, well worth it) over the new version any day. If someone gave me the new version, I would toss it and still buy this one. Easy tell is the new one has some yellow keys ... MoreThe K400r is amazing, comfortable to use, great options and doesn't feel cheap like the new one. We've used this keyboard on our media center TV for almost 8 years and are only replacing as the keys are worn off from years of use and the kiddos want to type. We tried the updated version of this Keyboard, the K400 plus and it is absolute cheap garbage. The trackpad takes multiple swipes to move across the screen and keys are uncomfortable to type with (and missing all the useful shortcut keys of the older model). I would highly recommend this older model (even though it's a bit more than the updated, well worth it) over the new version any day. If someone gave me the new version, I would toss it and still buy this one. Easy tell is the new one has some yellow keys and missing the shortcut keys.

Good enough value for the money
7 December 2023Bill

originally posted on bestbuy.com

This keyboard works well enough. I like that it has a plug-in radio source to the computer instead of relying on Bluetooth. I've never found Bluetooth to be reliable. One USB port is taken by this keyboard, but it's still worth having.I have unusual hands in that I need large or extra-large gloves to fit my palms. Some sizing guides even list me as XXL, and when I took Krav Maga years ago, I needed an XXL in MMA gloves. On the other hand, my finger size is small in length and medium in diameter. With those limitations in mind, this keyboard is still reasonable comfortable for typing. I've run into some keyboards that were too narrow for my wide hands. A very large keyboard might be too wide for my short fingers. This one is good enough for me and will probably be ... MoreThis keyboard works well enough. I like that it has a plug-in radio source to the computer instead of relying on Bluetooth. I've never found Bluetooth to be reliable. One USB port is taken by this keyboard, but it's still worth having.I have unusual hands in that I need large or extra-large gloves to fit my palms. Some sizing guides even list me as XXL, and when I took Krav Maga years ago, I needed an XXL in MMA gloves. On the other hand, my finger size is small in length and medium in diameter. With those limitations in mind, this keyboard is still reasonable comfortable for typing. I've run into some keyboards that were too narrow for my wide hands. A very large keyboard might be too wide for my short fingers. This one is good enough for me and will probably be good enough for most people's hands.The touchpad is not ideal. I prefer a touchpad that has an easy way to turn off the tap function of the touchpad. For this keyboard, the tap function feels inconsistent, and I sometimes end up with a "click" action when I was just trying to move the cursor. Maybe that function could be turned off with a PC computer, but my Macbook Pro does not offer that option. The left-click and right-click buttons work fine. If the keyboard itself offered a switch that would turn off the tap to click function, I would give it a five-star rating.Maybe a more expensive keyboard would be better for some people, but for many people looking for a relatively inexpensive, compact keyboard with some kind of pointer function for controlling the cursor, this one should do the job pretty well. I can't imagine anyone being extremely unhappy with this choice at the price that it is in late 2023.

Specification

Keyboard
Frequency band2.4 GHz
Numeric keypadN
Wrist restN
Programmable hot keysN

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Updated 3 days ago
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Amazon.com.au

$61.00

Logitech K400 Plus Wireless Touch Keyboard Black

Free delivery

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Newegg

$53.00

Logitech K400 Plus Wireless Touch Keyboard with Built-In Touchpad, TV Keyboard for Smart TV, PC, HTPC

desertcart.com.au

$64.00

Logitech K400 Plus Wireless Touch TV Keyboard for Media Control - Black | Easy meadia control, built-in touchpad, HTPC for PC-connected TV, compatible

Delivery between 9–12 Aug $29

Netplus Computers

$69.00

Out of stock

Logitech K400 Plus Wireless Keyboard with Touchpad & Entertainment Media Keys Tiny USB Unifying receiver for HTPC connected TVs ~KBLT-K830BT

Delivery $18

eBay.com.au

$78.08

Logitech K400 Plus Wireless Touch Keyboard With Touchpad For Pc

Free delivery

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Price history

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Reviews

Depends on use case and what you're used to.
15 December 2023

Maybe it's because I've never like the shallow chicklet keys of a laptop keyboard, but I find it uncomfortable to type on. Also, I find the mouse pad to not be very sensitive. But for the price, and it being an all-in-one, if you don't have, or want to carry a separate mouse and a decent (heavy) keyboard, it's convenient when you need a simple and lightweight solution. But honestly, if it's for more than a quick/simple operation, I suggest using a legitimate keyboard and mouse. That's what I ended up doing out of frustration only after 20 minutes of trying to navigate windows. But I am someone who has always disliked using laptops.For people who dock a handheld gaming system, like the ROG Ally to a larger display, this could be great to use for clicking this, or ... MoreMaybe it's because I've never like the shallow chicklet keys of a laptop keyboard, but I find it uncomfortable to type on. Also, I find the mouse pad to not be very sensitive. But for the price, and it being an all-in-one, if you don't have, or want to carry a separate mouse and a decent (heavy) keyboard, it's convenient when you need a simple and lightweight solution. But honestly, if it's for more than a quick/simple operation, I suggest using a legitimate keyboard and mouse. That's what I ended up doing out of frustration only after 20 minutes of trying to navigate windows. But I am someone who has always disliked using laptops.For people who dock a handheld gaming system, like the ROG Ally to a larger display, this could be great to use for clicking this, or that, or quickly changing a game or driver setting before a game. But as I said, anything beyond that, I'll opt for a separate mechanical keyboard and gaming mouse.Build quality is typical Logitech quality, which is good, especially for the price. I like that it's powered by a couple triple AA batteries instead of a built-in solution. That way it won't become e-waste in the future. There's also a little dongle holder inside of the battery compartment for when the keyboard's dongle is not in use.

JoonC originally posted on bestbuy.com
Fantastic Media Keyboard, far superior to the new
24 January 2024

The K400r is amazing, comfortable to use, great options and doesn't feel cheap like the new one. We've used this keyboard on our media center TV for almost 8 years and are only replacing as the keys are worn off from years of use and the kiddos want to type. We tried the updated version of this Keyboard, the K400 plus and it is absolute cheap garbage. The trackpad takes multiple swipes to move across the screen and keys are uncomfortable to type with (and missing all the useful shortcut keys of the older model). I would highly recommend this older model (even though it's a bit more than the updated, well worth it) over the new version any day. If someone gave me the new version, I would toss it and still buy this one. Easy tell is the new one has some yellow keys ... MoreThe K400r is amazing, comfortable to use, great options and doesn't feel cheap like the new one. We've used this keyboard on our media center TV for almost 8 years and are only replacing as the keys are worn off from years of use and the kiddos want to type. We tried the updated version of this Keyboard, the K400 plus and it is absolute cheap garbage. The trackpad takes multiple swipes to move across the screen and keys are uncomfortable to type with (and missing all the useful shortcut keys of the older model). I would highly recommend this older model (even though it's a bit more than the updated, well worth it) over the new version any day. If someone gave me the new version, I would toss it and still buy this one. Easy tell is the new one has some yellow keys and missing the shortcut keys.

Just an average guy originally posted on walmart.ca
Good enough value for the money
7 December 2023

This keyboard works well enough. I like that it has a plug-in radio source to the computer instead of relying on Bluetooth. I've never found Bluetooth to be reliable. One USB port is taken by this keyboard, but it's still worth having.I have unusual hands in that I need large or extra-large gloves to fit my palms. Some sizing guides even list me as XXL, and when I took Krav Maga years ago, I needed an XXL in MMA gloves. On the other hand, my finger size is small in length and medium in diameter. With those limitations in mind, this keyboard is still reasonable comfortable for typing. I've run into some keyboards that were too narrow for my wide hands. A very large keyboard might be too wide for my short fingers. This one is good enough for me and will probably be ... MoreThis keyboard works well enough. I like that it has a plug-in radio source to the computer instead of relying on Bluetooth. I've never found Bluetooth to be reliable. One USB port is taken by this keyboard, but it's still worth having.I have unusual hands in that I need large or extra-large gloves to fit my palms. Some sizing guides even list me as XXL, and when I took Krav Maga years ago, I needed an XXL in MMA gloves. On the other hand, my finger size is small in length and medium in diameter. With those limitations in mind, this keyboard is still reasonable comfortable for typing. I've run into some keyboards that were too narrow for my wide hands. A very large keyboard might be too wide for my short fingers. This one is good enough for me and will probably be good enough for most people's hands.The touchpad is not ideal. I prefer a touchpad that has an easy way to turn off the tap function of the touchpad. For this keyboard, the tap function feels inconsistent, and I sometimes end up with a "click" action when I was just trying to move the cursor. Maybe that function could be turned off with a PC computer, but my Macbook Pro does not offer that option. The left-click and right-click buttons work fine. If the keyboard itself offered a switch that would turn off the tap to click function, I would give it a five-star rating.Maybe a more expensive keyboard would be better for some people, but for many people looking for a relatively inexpensive, compact keyboard with some kind of pointer function for controlling the cursor, this one should do the job pretty well. I can't imagine anyone being extremely unhappy with this choice at the price that it is in late 2023.

Bill originally posted on bestbuy.com
Great, but with Software Quirks
26 November 2023

Overall, this keyboard is more than adequate, especially for the price. General build quality is great. The keys have a good weight and feel, and I'm able to type as fast and accurately on this keyboard as I am on keyboards that cost double or triple this. The trackpad also has a good feel, and the physical left- and right-click buttons provide confidence in what you're doing, especially in darker scenarios. My only gripe is how it handles two-finger scrolling. Out of the box, scrolling is not inverted, while inverted scrolling is my preference. After finding that there were no tuning options in Windows, I had to download the companion Logitech app, which gave me inverted scrolling, but it broke the scrolling speed. Prior to the app installation, scrolling speed was ... MoreOverall, this keyboard is more than adequate, especially for the price. General build quality is great. The keys have a good weight and feel, and I'm able to type as fast and accurately on this keyboard as I am on keyboards that cost double or triple this. The trackpad also has a good feel, and the physical left- and right-click buttons provide confidence in what you're doing, especially in darker scenarios. My only gripe is how it handles two-finger scrolling. Out of the box, scrolling is not inverted, while inverted scrolling is my preference. After finding that there were no tuning options in Windows, I had to download the companion Logitech app, which gave me inverted scrolling, but it broke the scrolling speed. Prior to the app installation, scrolling speed was exactly what I expected, but after tweaking those settings, swipe scrolling is now unusable, as it is incredibly fast. Attempting to move down a couple lines of text results in jumping to the bottom of the page, with no apparent options in the software to adjust this. However, this isn't a deal breaker, as I don't anticipate needing to scroll much while using this keyboard.

originally posted on logitech.com
Keyboard is great, YouTube app is not
23 December 2023

I bought this keyboard for an LG OLED Smart TV. Super easy to set up and works great... mostly. Unfortunately the YouTube app will not allow text to be input from any keyboard - everything else works fine, but not alpha text input. An internet search reveals this is a common problem across TV brands and is an asinine choice by Google in their app, not a fault of the tv or keyboard.The mouse pad works just like the 'magic remote' that came with the tv, so this is actually a backup to the remote if anything ever happens to it, at a lower price.The keyboard itself is light and compact and thin. I haven't tested the range, but it's fine roughly 10 ft from the tv, with the USB fob inserted on the back of the tv.One minor nit: the USB fob is kind of hidden in the ... MoreI bought this keyboard for an LG OLED Smart TV. Super easy to set up and works great... mostly. Unfortunately the YouTube app will not allow text to be input from any keyboard - everything else works fine, but not alpha text input. An internet search reveals this is a common problem across TV brands and is an asinine choice by Google in their app, not a fault of the tv or keyboard.The mouse pad works just like the 'magic remote' that came with the tv, so this is actually a backup to the remote if anything ever happens to it, at a lower price.The keyboard itself is light and compact and thin. I haven't tested the range, but it's fine roughly 10 ft from the tv, with the USB fob inserted on the back of the tv.One minor nit: the USB fob is kind of hidden in the packaging and the instructions are not terribly clear. This wasn't a big problem for me since I knew it exists and must be around somewhere, but my parents would have been utterly lost.

Jeff originally posted on bestbuy.com
Mac User's Perspective
21 February 2023

I got this keyboard to use with my macbook that's connected to my home theater. I couldn't find many reviews of the touchpad compatibility with macOS so here's my experience.The touchpad can be used to track and scroll with two fingers on Mac. You can also lightly tap on the touchpad itself and it'll register as a click, and double tap will register as a click-and-drag. The tracking is not as good as the glass trackpads on the macs but it's good enough with a little sensitivity increase in settings. Gestures like three-finger swipe won't work but it's not really that big of a deal since you can replicate most of those with keyboard shortcuts like ctrl+left/right. I wish it was a little bigger though.Other than that, the keys are totally fine and the volume ... MoreI got this keyboard to use with my macbook that's connected to my home theater. I couldn't find many reviews of the touchpad compatibility with macOS so here's my experience.The touchpad can be used to track and scroll with two fingers on Mac. You can also lightly tap on the touchpad itself and it'll register as a click, and double tap will register as a click-and-drag. The tracking is not as good as the glass trackpads on the macs but it's good enough with a little sensitivity increase in settings. Gestures like three-finger swipe won't work but it's not really that big of a deal since you can replicate most of those with keyboard shortcuts like ctrl+left/right. I wish it was a little bigger though.Other than that, the keys are totally fine and the volume buttons and function keys work as expected. The yellow button on the top functions as a left click button which I found to be really useful when using the keyboard two-handed since you can't physically push down the trackpad to register the click like on a MacBook.It's a pretty solid keyboard/touchpad combo for the price and works perfectly fine for a TV or home theater setup from a long range. I really wish there were more options for this type of product since most of them are separate keyboard and mice and there's hardly any external touchpads on the market.

coolfission originally posted on bestbuy.com
Never worked, essential information unavailable
1 September 2023

The keyboard was fair, with some special function keys that could have been useful to me. Unfortunately, the touch pad never worked right, giving spurious clicks and other problems. Logitech support was unable to address any of the issues. They said installing their special software to customize the touchpad would fix the problems: but it was very difficult to find, no real instructions come with the keyboard, there are no usable pointers to the correct software, and no real instruction manual. I did eventually get help over the telephone to where the software is located, and I downloaded the version I was told to use, and also another version I found through web searches on various forums (not anything supplied by Logitech). Both of these installation programs ... MoreThe keyboard was fair, with some special function keys that could have been useful to me. Unfortunately, the touch pad never worked right, giving spurious clicks and other problems. Logitech support was unable to address any of the issues. They said installing their special software to customize the touchpad would fix the problems: but it was very difficult to find, no real instructions come with the keyboard, there are no usable pointers to the correct software, and no real instruction manual. I did eventually get help over the telephone to where the software is located, and I downloaded the version I was told to use, and also another version I found through web searches on various forums (not anything supplied by Logitech). Both of these installation programs crashed when I tried to install them. Logitech supplied some additional information, which didn't help. They promised to research those problems, but I decided to return the keyboard. I should not have to install special software to adjust the touch pad, and all products should come with a proper written manual, or supply an electronic version. They keyboard has dedicated keys that are supposed to control a TV or similar video source, and I wanted to use them, but only a couple of the keys could be identified. Many of the keys are labeled with icons that are a complete mystery, I've never seen them on any other device, and the only source of information is built into the special software which would not install and run.

BartZL originally posted on bestbuy.com
No Bluetooth - Good Keyboard But No Bluetooth
25 May 2024

My rating is strictly for the product. However I did buy this because I needed a bluetooth keyboard and this was listed a bluetooth keyboard. The keyboard serves its purpose. Its a general use keyboard for designed to give you mobility. Its practical, no bells and whistles. Im giving it 4 stars because: 1 - doesnt come with a manual (which you dont need if you are just connecting to computer), however its a bit complicated if you want to connect to a TV. 2 - As far as connecting to TV, The only piece of paper I got was ikea style instructions on connecting to a TV. Which doesnt appear to be a true connection.. its seems like you are just connecting your laptop to the tv.. and the keyboard connects to the laptop.. From this point of view, it does not seem like you ... MoreMy rating is strictly for the product. However I did buy this because I needed a bluetooth keyboard and this was listed a bluetooth keyboard. The keyboard serves its purpose. Its a general use keyboard for designed to give you mobility. Its practical, no bells and whistles. Im giving it 4 stars because: 1 - doesnt come with a manual (which you dont need if you are just connecting to computer), however its a bit complicated if you want to connect to a TV. 2 - As far as connecting to TV, The only piece of paper I got was ikea style instructions on connecting to a TV. Which doesnt appear to be a true connection.. its seems like you are just connecting your laptop to the tv.. and the keyboard connects to the laptop.. From this point of view, it does not seem like you can connect to your smart TV and type into whatever app you are using. The setup is basically connecting your laptop to a TV. 3 - Price point: at this price, in 2024, I think is adequate considering brand name, and practicality. There are probably other brands at same price point, maybe lower, that probably have bluetooth but Im a consumer that likes to use brands im familiar with. I do try other brands but this was an immediate need purchase, theres nothing wrong with the product, it just did not provide the features the website said it did. Im not returning it because im sure i can find use for it, in the immediate future. But I just feel the waste of my time and missed opportunity of making money ( I had bought it for an $800 gig job - which required a bluetooth keyboard as part of the equipment) is more painful than the price. I trust bestbuy and I trust logitech so it was one of those situations where i didnt really read specs and do price comparison.

SoccerDad originally posted on bestbuy.com
Not a good fit for me. Very disappointed.
30 November 2023

Keyboard works more like a TV remote, you need to point it at the receiver in order for it to work, angle it too far to the left or right and you lose connection. If you are sitting Directly in front of your Computer, it shouldn’t be a problem. UNLESS it’s in your lap and a piece of your clothing is just barely covering the sensor. 🤦‍♂️ Biggest problem for me was that the Touch pad itself has it’s own little shortcut to minimize a program and open up your widgets/news/weather…etc. This is a HUGE problem for me, because it keeps happening unintentionally just from using the touch pad normally. If I’m playing a game or doing anything it’s a pain to constantly have to close my widgets and have to reopen my program. If this keyboard works well for others, I’m happy for ... MoreKeyboard works more like a TV remote, you need to point it at the receiver in order for it to work, angle it too far to the left or right and you lose connection. If you are sitting Directly in front of your Computer, it shouldn’t be a problem. UNLESS it’s in your lap and a piece of your clothing is just barely covering the sensor. 🤦‍♂️ Biggest problem for me was that the Touch pad itself has it’s own little shortcut to minimize a program and open up your widgets/news/weather…etc. This is a HUGE problem for me, because it keeps happening unintentionally just from using the touch pad normally. If I’m playing a game or doing anything it’s a pain to constantly have to close my widgets and have to reopen my program. If this keyboard works well for others, I’m happy for you, it’s just not a good fit for me and how I would like to use it.

Joel originally posted on walmart.com
Not as good as the original K400r model
5 December 2023

This keyboard is a replacement for the K400r. It is OK, but I like the "r" version much better for two reasons. First, the r version had a separate power button to put the PC to sleep which is very helpful for a media PC when you remember you didn't put the PC to sleep until that AFTER you have turned off the TV. This version has this power function on combo key where you have to press FN key in conjunction with the key for the power function. This works but isn't as nice as having the sparate key. The second thing is the mouse buttons are more narrow top to bottom such that I was always feeling the yellow cosmetic divider that runs along the top of the mouse buttons. I found this very annoying knowing that the r button keys are wider top to bottom such that it is ... MoreThis keyboard is a replacement for the K400r. It is OK, but I like the "r" version much better for two reasons. First, the r version had a separate power button to put the PC to sleep which is very helpful for a media PC when you remember you didn't put the PC to sleep until that AFTER you have turned off the TV. This version has this power function on combo key where you have to press FN key in conjunction with the key for the power function. This works but isn't as nice as having the sparate key. The second thing is the mouse buttons are more narrow top to bottom such that I was always feeling the yellow cosmetic divider that runs along the top of the mouse buttons. I found this very annoying knowing that the r button keys are wider top to bottom such that it is much better ergonomically. I returned this keyboard and found a seller that still had some new r models. The r model is a little more expensive but worth the few extra dollars.

Midlander originally posted on walmart.com

Specification

Keyboard
Frequency band2.4 GHz
Numeric keypadN
Wrist restN
Programmable hot keysN

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