Bluetooth Wired Trackpad for Windows 7/10/11, Wireless Bluetooth Touchpad with Multi-Touch Gestures, USB Touch Pad Rechargeable Mouse Pad for PC Computers, Laptops & Notebooks, Silver White

I like it for work. I get tired of using a mouse sometimes. This works pretty well for me. I just wish they came in other colors. I thought this one would be more white but it is silver. I wish there was a pink one lol. Overall, it gets the job done and I am looking forward to using this with my work laptop.

We have a Dell 7620 2-in-1 laptop. It's overall great. But, the TouchPad gets jumpy and useless at times. I added copper tape to help ground it internally. That did not do it. This Archiss TouchPad sits atop the laptop's touch area and works well. It only has one clickable area that can be used for left, middle or right clicks. You first need to select the function by tapping the icon up top. It defaults / reverts to left click. I'd like to have two clickable buttons or areas. You can of course tap, and use a two-finger tap, for example, to right click. You can assign just as many gestures as the default TouchPad as well. It's a good value, can be used with other PCs and is wireless. Bluetooth was essential for our need, as the cable on wired external TouchPads would come out the top and be in the way of the keyboard.

The Micropack Trackpad was nothing short of my expectations. I originally got it, due to the annoyance of any regular trackpad on any laptop. And I always enjoyed the feeling of a trackpad, but the placement being in the middle of the keyboard just brought annoyance to my attention. I rather it be placed in a more reasonable location such as to the right where a mouse would be. That is exactly what I have been looking for, and this product solved those issues as well as impressed me in other aspects.Not only did the trackpad solve my issues, it also impressed me with the innovative features that it brings to the table. Having the option of being able to be connected through bluetooth or even wired, allows for the trackpad to be used in really any circumstance. Usually I do not mind having it wired, but when I am working in a tight workspace, sometimes it is more convenient if I don't have that wire floating about. So I was really impressed with the adaptability that came with, allowing me to switch up whenever I felt like I needed to.The best and most impressive feature that impressed me is the overall design of the trackpad. The size and shape is absolutely perfect. It fits my hand and fingers perfectly, and allows for a really comfortable usage. Out of the countless hours of me using this trackpad, I have not once encountered a situation where my hands or fingers were tired or strained. They just sat comfortably on the trackpad without a problem. The other unique aspect of the design is the perfect shape and weight. The trackpad is just the right size without being too big or too small. It allows for easy travel and can pack it in my backpack pocket without a single issue. And a issue I thought might arise, is since the trackpad is small and light it may be weak. But I was certainly wrong. I was very impressed by the nature of the durability of the trackpad. I have no fear of it getting broken or ruined while traveling with it.It is because of all these features and aspects, which have certainly made me very impressed with the trackpad. And definitely replace all the mouse I got, and would certainly recommend this to almost anyone who is looking for a high quality trackpad.

I couldn't even bother to hook it up to my PC, when I realized the touchpad had a micro-usb connection instead of a type c. As silly as that might sound to some people, that, was my only issue with it.

A great little track pad that is half the weight of anything else I could find. The surface is not smooth and it you really have to hit it to register a single tap, but otherwise the best option I have found out there. Hopefully they will build one that is slightly smaller and that has USBC.UPDATE: I just paired this with an Android tablet, it is recognized as a KEYBOARD, are you kidding me? There are simple driver standards for a reason, evidently the programmers at this company can't follow them. Hoping I can still return this if there isn't some kind of driver update that fixes.

This is the second trackpad I've bought this year and this one actually works. There are some "features" at the top and the trackpad doesn't really work on that upper third, but I like the features. One issue with trackpads is that if you want to grab a window and move it to another screen, the tap/touch and drag can find you running out of room on the pad. This pad has a dedicated left click so you touch that and you can drag the window wherever. I've charged it once and the battery indicator has not come on in the two weeks that I've been using it daily. Connection is Bluetooth and easy.

While the trackpad works when plugged in with USB cable, the Bluetooth feature does not work. I tried multiple times following the provided instructions but the trackpad doesn't respond in Bluetooth mode. I would have given a higher rating, but I bought this specifically because it says Wireless Bluetooth Touchpad.

Used this in the classroom to enable walking around the room. Did not always move computer screen/power point when needed. Feels cheaply made. No English instructions. Awkward to use and hold without attachment.