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Manufacturer Microsoft
Manufacturer Part Number N9Z-00001
Brand Name Microsoft
Product Name Microsoft All-in-One Media Keyboard
Product Condition New
Packaged Quantity -
Product Type Keyboard
Keyboard/Keypad Keyboard/Keypad Connectivity Technology Cable
Keyboard/Keypad Wireless Operating Distance 30 ft
Wireless Operating Frequency 2.40 GHz
Localization English (North America)
Interfaces/Ports Keyboard/Keypad Host Interface USB
Battery Information Battery Included Yes
Number of Batteries Supported 2
Battery Size Supported AAA
Battery Chemistry Alkaline
Maximum Battery Run Time Up to 9 Months
Physical Characteristics Keyboard/Keypad Height 0.80"
Keyboard/Keypad Width 14.40"
Keyboard/Keypad Depth 5.20"
Weight (Approximate) 15.31 oz
Miscellaneous Country of Origin China
Warranty Limited Warranty 3 Year
https://www.ebay.com/itm/294899146905
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I've owned a number of different models. I've settled on my K400r. Terrible little trackpad, but decent enough keyboard for limited use with battery life for months. As a bonus it works in the Logitech unifying receiver ecosystem. The media buttons are actually a constant source of frustration since in handling you're likely to set one off unintentionally (without a lot of feedback from the button that you've done something). Of the multitude of other designs I have kept around, Lenovo's mini-keyboard with trackball was great for blending in with other remotes and providing decent use as a cursor control... but that chiclet keyboard wasn't exactly Blackberry-level easy.
Perhaps the best compromise design I've seen are those which attempt to mimic a laptop style keyboard. Lenovo makes one with a TrackPoint nub for controlling the mouse, an interface I've used in the past so likely to work solidly enough for basic cursor control. Of course, best in my estimation gives a slightly higher priority to keyboarding. Most of my media PC usage involves some media management (searching or renaming files) with light navigation (going to a repository for content).
Good luck!
Jon
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They are going for crazy prices on Ebay.
New was $99 on sale for $60 formn Logitech. Used ones are going for 60-80 and new ones anywhere from 130 to 400 on Ebay
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The build quality is very decent given the price (It's at its highest price now, but often goes for less than $30). And it works surprisingly well, and has good backlight. I bought it for use with my steam deck, and it's been an excellent purchase.
Good luck!
Jon
Just confused why you would want that. Never heard of someone needing a high end keyboard for multimedia purposes
I don't remember Logitech K400 has backlight or not.
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I had the same kinds of issues with a similar keyboard when I lived in an apartment. After the move to a house, all those issues went away. It might have been an issue external to the keyboard.
A bit of a tangentā¦but I am also looking to do this. What do you use to remote into your PC?
The number of times I've done this while getting ready to watch a movie is pretty high.
Not the poster but I've use moonlight and microsoft remote desktop if you have windows 11 pro