Customer Ratings & Reviews

This item works as advertised. I am using it on 4 devices integrated in to my home theatre.

First time track pad user. Love it! No more batteries to replace with the cord connection for recharging and blue tooth after it has been charged. I find it easier to use with less strain. Everything literally at your finger tips.

This is a great replacement for the mouse and very easy to connect. I love it!

It works as promised. In fact it's working with a windows machine. That required a 3rd party download, and not all the features work, such as rotate and 3 fingers, but it's working fine for everyday pointing etc. It's probably just me, but I sometimes grab for my mouse anyway when I need certain repetitive motions. Somehow a hand action vs a finger action seems to be more controllable. All the same it's a beautiful device, elegantly designed and very well made.

Takes time to get use to it but when you do very easy. Makes being in your Mac very easy.

Im a big fan of the Apple products. They never disapointed to you. The pad is Very useful

Really like this trackpad, it’s big and allows for plenty of gesture movement.

Haven't used a touchpad in some time, have to say, it's a nice step up. Very different experience then the bluetooth mouse, but very nice to use. One of the nicest features, no more batteries to buy, rechargeable, which is great, just like the bluetooth keyboard with new imacs and the bluetooth mouse also, all rechargeable built in, so much nicer. Can even use a stylus some with the trackpad for drawing apps.

This is a very sleek device that looks great and works great with my MacBook.

The Trackpad is so easy to use and provides lots of options and useful tools.

Definitely a must have compared to the mouse. Feels good sliding the fingers

The Magic Trackpad 2 is a great alternative to using the Apple Magic Mouse. This is especially true if you are using it with the 27" monitor. It is a lot easier to move across all the real estate on a large monitor as compared to continually moving your mouse to cover the area. It's a little on the "pricey" side but I think it's worth the price if you have a large monitor.

This is a typical Apple product. Great design and expensive. It is a terrific product.

This replaced my old original Apple trackpad. It feels good, the surface area is big enough that I don’t struggle with getting my cursor where it needs to be in my editing. No issues with it, best part is I don’t need to replace the batteries.

Works great. Easier to use than a mouse. I will be getting one for my wife.

I've not used track pads previously, but found the learning curve to be quite easy. Sometimes, I use my mouse, but am utilizing the trackpad more frequently as I become accustomed to using it. The large size makes it more adaptable to a large 27 in iMac monitor.

Trackpad is much easier to use and tension ease on the wrist and arm. highly recommend the trackpad for small desk , since you don't have to move it like a mouse . great to travel with as well .

I decided to use my MacBook in the closed position and connected it to a large monitor during the stay at home period. The track pad made it a breeze to do the set up. Easy to use gestures and responsive.

the battery life is amazing. I only charge it once a month and I use it 40 hours a week for work. I prefer it to the mouse...everything about it is smoother.

I've been using an older version of the Apple Trackpad that I purchased several years ago. One of my rubber boots would come loose from my heavy use and I'd stuff it back in with a paper clip. So when I passed along my 2009 iMac, and purchased a new 2017 iMac, I treated myself further and added on a wireless numeric keyboard and this new trackpad. The rubber boots are no longer there, so the one slightly weak area has been address. It works perfectly. If you purchase one, you can teach yourself the myriad of functions within the System Preferences Trackpad section. While using a Trackpad, I have become less and less aware of the Trackpad. A mouse always was very obvious and slightly awkward. I find the trackpad to be more of a natural extension of myself and I've not felt the carpal tunnel fatigue that I used to experience with a mouse.