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Just Wondering
23 Jul 16#1
Great keyboard for using on the sofa , Typing on one right now !!
OdhranC
23 Jul 16#2
Have one of these for my Android Box in the living room. It's got an amazing range, batteries last ages and is comfortable to use. Way better than those cheap remotes that come with media boxed. Heat given :smiley:
x13BEHHx
23 Jul 16#3
Bargain. £30 mark on amazon...
format
23 Jul 162#4
apparently works great on a shield or other android boxes. cheers OP, will have a look at my local big store but not expecting much luck...
Nexy
23 Jul 16#5
Bargain.
EDIT: IGNORE MY REVIEW, kookiee rightly pointed out this is the K400 Plus, I have a plain old K400.
The keyboard is a bit on the rubbery side for the #MechanicalKeyboardMasterRace but it's certainly usable.
Power users may find the key layout annoying at first, with the "up" key between "forward slash" and "shift". But it's not a deal breaker.
The touchpad isn't fantastic, but it's capable of two-finger scrolling and other touch gestures like swiping inwards to change between Metro (Modern UI?) apps. Great for use on the sofa.
kookiee to Nexy
23 Jul 162#9
If this is the plus edition as advertised then the up key is under the shift key, never felt this was an issue anyhow, and would suspect any power users will be working at a desk with a full keyboard. Have used and like both k400 and plus, dropped lots onto tiled floor but always worked, best keyboards for TV.
Plus has better feel and response on keys and touchpad worth the upgrade from the k400......also find them useful with servers, better than keyboard and mouse in small rack space when you don't have an expensive keyboard/monitor tray.
laurence14
23 Jul 16#6
I've had one since Black Friday and still haven't had to change the battery. Use it pretty much everyday from the couch. It is very durable and comfortable but the typing feedback is to be desired. Would recommend over other remotes available.
MIDURIX
23 Jul 161#7
I use one from the couch also, but the range doesn't seem to be that great. It gets a bit jittery across the room sometimes. Might be the x-ray machine I'm eradiating the wife with which is interfering with the signal.
Bossworld
23 Jul 16#8
Is there any way to turn off tap to click yet? Got rid of mine for that reason a couple of years back, looking for something similar
kookiee to Bossworld
23 Jul 16#10
Mine does not tap to click on k400 plus, think it is disabled by default, i remember on the k400 downloading Logitech software to disable.
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EDIT: IGNORE MY REVIEW, kookiee rightly pointed out this is the K400 Plus, I have a plain old K400.
The keyboard is a bit on the rubbery side for the #MechanicalKeyboardMasterRace but it's certainly usable.
Power users may find the key layout annoying at first, with the "up" key between "forward slash" and "shift". But it's not a deal breaker.
The touchpad isn't fantastic, but it's capable of two-finger scrolling and other touch gestures like swiping inwards to change between Metro (Modern UI?) apps. Great for use on the sofa.
Plus has better feel and response on keys and touchpad worth the upgrade from the k400......also find them useful with servers, better than keyboard and mouse in small rack space when you don't have an expensive keyboard/monitor tray.