The Logitech Wireless Touch Keyboard K400r ($39.99) is designed for folks who want to control a living-room PC that's connected to a large-screen display or TV, while kicking back on a sofa or sitting across the room.

Inexpensive; Built-in touchpad and mouse buttons; Excellent wireless range.

Small, somewhat cramped keyboard; Small touchpad.

Overall I really like the performance of the keyboard, I would have liked it be backlit but for the price you really can't go wrong hear and one I would recommend with anyone who is budget minded or a HTPC builder looking for a solid wireless keyboard mouse combo.

Logitech are still keen to promote their wireless K830 and slightly older K400 wireless keyboards - which apart from the latter 2.4Ghz wireless technology offer another neat feature under the hood.

Logitech may have ballsed up its Google TV venture , but that doesn't mean that the Swiss company has given up completely when it comes to making a place for its peripherals in your living room.

I bought it for Rs.2050, and it's well worth the price paid. Pros: 1. The brand lives upto its promise of a quality product. 2. The convenience this brings with itself is pretty joyful. 3. Additional left click button on top left hand side adds to the convenience. Cons: 1.

This keyboard is awesome! We bought this keyboard to use with our Raspberry Pi. The range we needed was from the bed to the tv, so across a bedroom about 12 feet. I went through several other wireless keyboards that had problems with interference or...

First time I used click and collect must say excellent service got loads of updates on where my keyboard was and the product itself is brilliant worked straight away with my Mac mini will definitely be using telco direct again

This is an excellent product for media-center-oriented setups. The keys are a bit tinier than a mechanical keyboard so it takes a little adjusting but if you're using it as a permanent solution for a different room of the house, it's perfectly reasonable to adjust.

Plugged it into my smart tv with no problems; Driverless on my NUC as well

I wish there was a backlight version for a decent price

The major problem with this keyboard is that there is no indication when the Caps Lock has been pressed. This is a major design fault that can result in password entry issues.

I needed a compact keyboard with touchpad for HTPC, and this keyboard works ok in general, but its quality is very disappointing. Typing is awful compared to a proper Das Keyboard mechanical keyboard but I could have been spoiled by using mechanical keyboards for years.