A handy tool if you ever like to use your TV as a monitor.

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.

This keyboard performance is beyond what I expected, its fantastic.Recommends

Great keyboard to use with home theatre. Have seen these used in Factories too. They just work, and seem pretty resilient too.

Compact size. Wireless was plug and play. No issues. Touchpad is usable. I wish there was a button to go back s page when browsing the web. Other than that great little keyboard.

Stylish; compact; provides some Windows 8 touch functionality

Software support is lacking; keys are under-sized, leading to difficult touch-typing

Good....but..... You need to know what you want from it. If you are expecting a full size keyboard then don't choose this one. I purchased 'cos I don't like mice and wanted to clear up my desktop...which it has done.

We've all seen a bunch of wireless keyboards and mice, but if you're someone who uses an HTPC in their living room, then you'll know that you need a special kind of keyboard for it. HTPC owners need something to use with their HTPC, that's kept several feet away, next to their large television.

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.

Very good except for the Right shift key, it is small. The up arrow key is where the shift key should be and as a result I keep hitting the up key and it messes up my typing.It is a Frustrating oversight on behalf of Logitech. It is not a primary keyboard so I will keep it.

Compact; Easy To Set Up

Uncomfortable Design