Updated 28 Oct 2026
Is the Logitech K400 Plus Wireless Touch Keyboard worth it?
Yes, for a TV or media PC, not for your desk.
It puts a keyboard and touchpad in one light, cheap unit, so you can browse or control a PC on the TV from the sofa. It's very quiet, has volume and media keys, and a left-click button you can press with your left hand while your right thumb moves the cursor. It connects only through its USB receiver, so it won't work with phones or tablets, there's no backlight for a dark room, the all-plastic body flexes, and the tight key spacing causes typos. Mac support is limited.
91%of 617 owners give it 4 or 5 stars
- Keyboard and touchpad in one
- Very quiet
- Cheap
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What owners say
Owners love how easy it is to set up and use from the sofa with a TV or laptop, with the touchpad built in. The complaints are a touchpad that's laggy or hard to use, a flimsy, rattly build, smart TV apps it doesn't fully work with, and cramped keys.
Good to know
- USB receiver only, with no Bluetooth.
- No backlight, so it's hard to read in a dark room.
- Tight key spacing makes typos easy.
- The plastic body flexes and the keys feel slippery.
- Limited support on a Mac.
From 617 buyer ratings at Currys, every complaint read by us, October 2026. How we do this
What they love
- Easy to set upMentioned a lot
- Compact and lightMentioned a lot
- Great for a TV or the sofaMentioned a lot
- Keyboard and touchpad in oneMentioned often
- Reliable connectionMentioned often
- Long battery lifeAlso mentioned
- Good valueAlso mentioned
What they complain about
- Touchpad laggy, unresponsive or hard to useVery rare
- Cheap, flimsy build that flexes or rattlesVery rare
- Doesn't fully work with a smart TV or its appsVery rare
Get it if…
- You've got a PC hooked up to your TV.
- You want one cheap device instead of a keyboard and mouse on the sofa.
Skip it if…
- You need a keyboard for a desk: the Signature K650.
- You want to use it with a phone or tablet: it has no Bluetooth.
For the curious
A deeper look at full specs.
For the TV
A keyboard and touchpad in one, so you don't need a mouse.
Receiver
It uses the older Unifying receiver, not Bluetooth.
Technical specifications
| Type | Compact keyboard with built-in touchpad |
|---|---|
| Touchpad | 76 × 47 mm |
| Connection | Logitech Unifying receiver (2.4 GHz), over 10 m range |
| Battery | 2 AA (included), up to 18 months |
| Media keys | Mute, volume up, volume down |
| Typing noise | Within 55 dBA |
| Key life | Up to 5 million keystrokes |
| Size | 354.3 × 139.9 × 23.5 mm |
| Weight | 390 g |
From the maker's spec sheet for model Logitech K400 Plus, checked October 2026. Versions sold in other countries can differ slightly.
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How we reached this verdict
RTINGS rates it a mediocre keyboard overall but one built for a TV or media PC: quiet, light to type on, with a trackpad and volume keys, though it flexes, has slippery keys and lacks Bluetooth and a backlight. Macworld calls it an affordable way to control a home theatre PC from the sofa, but not for Mac owners.
We compared independent expert reviews with the manufacturer's specifications, then checked it's sold at a major retailer where you live. We don't test products ourselves.
Sources: RTINGS, Macworld, Logitech, RTINGS, RTINGS, Engadget, Trusted Reviews, manufacturer specifications.
Updated 28 Oct 2026How we decide