Review on Wireless Touch Keyboard with Easy Media Control 📺 and Built-In Touchpad for TV - Logitech K400 Plus by Adam Kaniuk ᠌

I put a relatively high mark, because I got it for a sane 1135. If I had paid the full price tag (2269), then the disadvantages for me personally would have been significant and I would have returned it back. What we liked: even with the touchpad, the keyboard is really compact (see comparison photos); No wires. That's why I took it, actually. Now it is quite possible to control a computer or TV from the sofa. The touchpad is cool to the touch and the cursor moves smoothly, without interruption. Dimensions allow you to put it in an additional compartment of the bag from the laptop. At the same time, the built-in touchpad may well replace the laptop one. What did not like: First and most critical - the block of keys is shifted all the way to the bottom edge, and the distance between the keys is minimal. Because of this, I personally can type quickly only with a large number of typos. Perhaps it's a matter of habit. Before that, he owned the A4Tech X-Slim Mini KLS-5UP, which is even smaller in size, but there the key block has a minimum indentation from the bottom. Because of this, it is much more convenient to use blind typing on it. The second is the quality of the plastic. For comparison, I used the K280 from the same Logitech. It feels somehow more impressive and as if from another segment, despite the fact that it costs half as much. The plus and minus key travel is the same. Well, the third critical drawback is that there is no recess on the keyboard for storing a USB transmitter. Everyone represents its dimensions: it is elementary to lose if you often transfer the keyboard from the TV to the computer. The reverse side of the keyboard is very easily soiled. Perhaps for some this is a disadvantage. These are first impressions after one day of use. I'll ate my review later if I notice anything else.