The new LogitechK400Plus has a slightly tweaked keyboard layout, featuring smaller arrow keys, a larger right-hand shift button and slightly tweaked key-caps that make the buttons on the typewriter’s edge feel a bit larger.
The keys are quieter landing with a softer, more muted click than the original media center keyboard.
The new Logitech K400 Wireless Keyboard and the old K400 keyboard
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The keys are quieter, too—landing with a softer, more muted click than the original media center keyboard.
There are a few other minor changes from the original K400, too: the mouse buttons are a little thinner, the old keyboard’s dedicated home, lock and music buttons are now volume control toggles (the old functions are now special Fn combination keys instead) and the gray face of the keyboard is now flossed up with a bit of yellow accenting.
You can find the K400 Plus for $40, the same price as the original... except the original’s usually on sale for $22.
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