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I use the TK820 for my HTPC. I'll skip the wall of text and dive into what you care about instead:<br /><br />&#62;&#62; Keyboard<br /><br />The Good<br />+ The keys have a great click feeling that make typing very easy and comfortable.<br />+ The keys are well spread out.<br />+ SetPoint allows you to disable the Windows and Caps Lock keys.<br />+ The F1 - F12 keys are defaulted to perform their media functions (e.g., pressing F9 mutes instead of performing &#34;F9&#34;). You need to press Fn+F# in order to send the desired F# key. That said, I believe SetPoint allows you to swap this functionality (e.g., you need to press Fn+F9 to mute instead).<br />+ Dedicated on/off switch (not a button so you can't accidentally turn it off).<br /><br />The Bad<br />- No Home, End, PgUp, and PgDn keys.<br />- No numeric keypad if you want one.<br />- No &#34;flippers&#34; to incline the keyboard if you're into that.<br /><br />Overall score: 9/10<br /><br />&#62;&#62; The Touchpad<br /><br />The Good<br />+ Larger than most touchpads.<br />+ Surface is slightly rough providing a nice tactile experience.<br />+ Supports a wide array of multi-touch gestures. It supports up to 4 finger recognition (swipes, presses).<br />+ SetPoint software is fairly customizable (e.g., you can change the scroll direction when 2-finger scrolling).<br />+ Very sensitive. You don't need to press hard in order for the touchpad to detect your finger.<br /><br />The Bad<br />- Poor click/movement detection. This does not mean the touchpad is not sensitive. Rather, the software driver has a hard time distinguishing when you want to click and when you want to move the pointer. Sometimes you'll click when you want to move the pointer, and sometimes you'll move when you want to click. This happens often and is a large annoyance.<br />- The touchpad has 2 DEAD ZONES. If you look at the touchpad and draw a vertical line about 0.66&#34; (I don't have a ruler handy) from the left and right sides (like this: [ | | ]) of the touchpad, those are the dead zones. When you're moving the pointer and your finger crosses either of these lines, the pointer will momentarily stop. If I had known about this beforehand, I probably wouldn't have bought this keyboard. These dead zones might be related to software-enabled scroll regions but I didn't see anything in the SetPoint settings. I am also on the latest version of the SetPoint software as of the date of this review.<br />- Mechanical click actuation is stiff. I'm usually a mechanical clicker but I think I'm going to rely on tap clicking with this touchpad because it's just too stiff.<br /><br />For reference, I have used a number of touchpads, and this one ranks near the bottom. If you think you're going to have an Apple experience with this touchpad, you're gonna have a bad time.<br /><br />Overall score: 3/10<br /><br />&#62;&#62; Recommendation<br /><br />Get this if you're a mostly keyboard user but want the option of a touchpad. You may want to look at the cheaper Logitech K400. I haven't used it, but the price difference is large enough to warrant a look.
Keyboard good, touchpad bad