Review on Enhanced Logitech K400 Wireless Touch Keyboard with Integrated Multi-Touch Touchpad by Wiktor Sakowski ᠌

Name: Enhanced Logitech K400 Wireless Touch Keyboard with Integrated Multi-Touch Touchpad
Item: Enhanced Logitech K400 Wireless Touch Keyboard with Integrated Multi-Touch Touchpad
Rating: 2

May 03, 2023

The quality is so-so, the price does not match the quality.

To be honest, I was even glad to finally relearn how to correctly enter a comma in the 2022 layout - now I do it on regular keyboards too. But to the very distant location of Enter and the inability to assign Enter or Backspace to the CapsLock button, I could not come to terms, alas. I know that this is solved by writing my own layout for Windows, but in fact, this is never User-friendly.
The touchpad did not live up to expectations at all, after Lenovo's native touchpad (Synaptics) and the flexibility of its settings, it's just a stone age.
As a result, I'm waiting for the K400 Plus version to appear on sale, at least the touchpad in it, it seems, has become a little better.
The keyboard competitor from Microsoft has a very good touchpad, by the way.

Pros

Works even when BIOS is loaded You can assign any commands to the FN buttons (if someone needs it) You can disable the CapsLock, Insert, Win, etc.

Cons

An unusual Logitech layout with an additional BackSlash button between the left Shift and Z, a narrow (very narrow!) and high Enter, and a second Backslash where Enter should be. It is necessary to relearn how to enter a comma in the 2022 layout through Shift with the left hand + Comma with the right. In some cases, it loses the signal even from 2 meters (Acer S3, USB ports on the back of the laptop in the center, metal case). No Bluetooth, only Unifying. As drivers - only SetPoint, and Logitech Options - is not supported. Poor touchpad sensitivity. At the level of the very first multi-touch laptops. It is not possible to invert two-finger scroll direction. Unable to middle click on touchpad