Review on Enhanced Logitech K400 Wireless Touch Keyboard with Integrated Multi-Touch Touchpad by Stanislaw Malkinski ᠌

Good device but pricey Pros: - nice appearance, nothing superfluous - soft keys, comfortable to type - convenient touchpad, it is possible to disable multitouch - Fn + left mouse button (for example, multitouch bothers me) - special thanks for the left mouse button, duplicated on the upper left corner of the keyboard, very convenient - the entire keyboard is made of not easily soiled matte plastic, no cheap gloss - small, almost imperceptible radio receiver Got cons: - for me, the disadvantage is that the F1-F12 key commands are executed only through the Fn key pressed (the exception is the use of "efok" along with "hot" keys - Alt + F4, etc.), in many programs and even in the environment Windows is not very convenient, it would be better to add. the functions were done through Fn, or they would have been taken out in a separate block, and the "efks" would have been left alone; for some reason, on some other Logitech keyboards, all this is done just the opposite: you press, for example, F5, F5 and it works, and not some unnecessary function. - price (bought for 1700), a little expensive, after all, there are no space technologies here, although there are very few analogues of such a keyboard, there is something similar from Apple, but there is an "apple" price, similar Rapoo keyboards cost about the same, but I find them less comfortable.