Customer Ratings & Reviews

Had to try one. Seems to take a little practice getting used to

Good but hard to used compared to mouse on certain things

Magic track pad works awesome when I am working in photoshop

Love that it is rechargeable or I can just leave it plugged in.

Trackpad2 is great for surfing the web sites do to its speed

Doesn't work as well as I hoped. It isn't as sensitive as I thought it would be, even after adjusting it multiple times. If you don't time your two finger taps right you get the wrong response.

What’s the point of this thing – – it did the exact same thing as my MacBook Pro touchpad and was expensive. I was expecting something more

My son really wanted this and is very happy with it.

Like it better than the Mouse.It is easier to use.

I bought the Track Pad because my mouse batteries were always dying. Initially I did not like the sensitivity of the Track Pad but after awhile it became more user friendly. I prefer my mouse but the Track Pad is a good back up, yet an expensive one.

Not what I expected, it works great with the new iPads; however, to work on mu mac I preferred to use my logitec ergonomic mouse. I am I glad I used cash points for it.

I personally did not like it. The product feels and looks great but I am more of a mouse person. If you like a laptop trackpad and just do everyday tasks with your Mac I would recommend it. But photo editing, coding etc. Not for it.

I purchased this along my 5K Maxed out iMac but feel the Magic mouse II was a better option for every day use. I could not get a hang of the double click for the life of me. I couldn't drag and drop files easy either.

I actually liked this pad cause at times dealing with the mouse my hand would hurt after a while. This is more for one who deals with computer constantly and hates to deal with a regular mouse.

It worked all right for the first few months, but now I have connection issues with it every single time I try to use it, resulting in spotty usability

Unreliable: it jumps and lags all the time. Sometimes my preferences are abruptly changed forcing me to go down a rabbit hole to re-set them instead of doing the work I set out to do. Big waste of money for something that seems so straightforward and was terribly expensive. Save yourself $100.00 and get a bargain basement mouse instead.

Being a graphic designer, I use my computer a lot. The trackpad is okay. I think I prefer a traditional mouse to the trackpad. I just use the one on my laptop.

when you use a regular mouse your palm rests on it so it decreases the pressure on your arm. This product you have to use your fingers so your arm starts to hurt after a while.

You will have to look up vidies on how to use the trackpad. But once you learn how to ise it, it comes an good alternative to a mouse.

It's been a month now, still not as perfect as a mouse...but it gets the job done. I still have some annoying not touch and excessive touch issues. This track pad is not for all.