what does the trackpad feel like? null

Pretty much like most newer trackpads...no actual buttons. There's a division line at the bottom and the lower portion of the trackpad basically "flexes" to provide left and right click. If you're used to the tactile feel of buttons to click without looking, it'll take a day or two to get used. However, it becomes natural and you don't need to press any harder than a normal trackpad to click. As for "feel" of the surface, it's a little more textured than what I'm used to. Usually, the trackpad is smoother than the rest of the case material. This one is only slightly less textured than the case...and to me feels like I'm sliding on case plastic many times. But, again, nothing that you can't get used to. Overall, sensitivity and behavior is just like any other pad...just "feels" a little different tactile wise.

The track pad is ok, it has texture to it. The buttons are annoying though. Very stiff, hard to push, and loud. This is probably the biggest drawback to me on this laptop.

Feels fine- works well. Nothing outstanding but does not feel lacking either.

Pretty decent. For the price don't expect the premium quality of a 500 plus laptop, but it is responsive, and allows for smooth scrolling. Only part that is annoying, would be that it is a little bit too giving in terms of flex.

It very smooth with no texture on it. I have had some issues where it doesn't always recognize my finger.

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Pretty much like most newer trackpads...no actual buttons. There's a division line at the bottom and the lower portion of the trackpad basically "flexes" to provide left and right click. If you're used to the tactile feel of buttons to click without looking, it'll take a day or two to get used. However, it becomes natural and you don't need to press any harder than a normal trackpad to click. As for "feel" of the surface, it's a little more textured than what I'm used to. Usually, the trackpad is smoother than the rest of the case material. This one is only slightly less textured than the case...and to me feels like I'm sliding on case plastic many times. But, again, nothing that you can't get used to. Overall, sensitivity and behavior is just like any other pad...just "feels" a little different tactile wise.
Answered by cxm249 10 years ago
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The track pad is ok, it has texture to it. The buttons are annoying though. Very stiff, hard to push, and loud. This is probably the biggest drawback to me on this laptop.
Answered by Lynn 10 years ago
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Feels fine- works well. Nothing outstanding but does not feel lacking either.
Answered by Me9876 10 years ago
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Pretty decent. For the price don't expect the premium quality of a 500 plus laptop, but it is responsive, and allows for smooth scrolling. Only part that is annoying, would be that it is a little bit too giving in terms of flex.
Answered by Brandon 10 years ago
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It very smooth with no texture on it. I have had some issues where it doesn't always recognize my finger.
Answered by bgfalconfan 10 years ago
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It feels like a trackpad kinda
Answered by ruben 10 years ago
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