Hey Simone, thanks for the video. The trackpad is a bit bigger than one MacBook Air M2 (2022), right? Do you know how long it last on a charge? Also, if I move my laptop away from my desk, my standard trackpad (which is part of my Mac), will function well, right? I mean, I plan to use the trackpad only on my work desk, but not other rooms of the house. Does the black version attract fingerprints? Right now my laptop is grey and almost no fingerprints are visible. Thanks!
Hi, thanks for commenting! Let me answer all the questions: about the size, yes the trackpad is a bit bigger than the one on the MacBook Air M2 2022 (I have the Air M1 but it's almost the same as the M2), but consider that you're definitely going to notice this difference. For the battery life I cannot give you a precise information, just because I don't use it for the same amount of time every day, it depends on the tasks I have to do. But, apart from this, trust me that it lasts a lot, you'd have no problems on this side in my opinion (I'd say easily some weeks with an important usage). Yes if you move your MacBook you can just use the built-in trackpad with no problems. Consider that, while the external trackpad is connected, you can decide to use both the external one or the built-in, just touch it and you're ready to go! (without any connection-time) For the fingerprints, actually no it doesn't attract them. I've seen that, after some time, it obviously gets a little but dirty for all the times that you touch and move your fingers on the surface, but that's normal throughout the time. But no, if you just put the finger on it, you'll not see the huge and clear fingerprint ahaha, that would be pretty annoying! I hope that I've been clear and let me know if you have any other question, I'll reply to you as soon as possible!
I still love that the trackpad works completely on Windows and Linux (from experience). Connectivity is great, it reports its battery percentage, and still works with both wired and bluetooth if you need
oh that’s great! I’ve never looked into this topic before, but I mean it’s positive that the trackpad is supported even on Windows and Linux. What about the gestures? Do they work? Maybe this can be useful even to other people
Bought it yesterday and I really like it. The multitouch is very librating and natural than the mouse. Bought the Magic Mouse and returned it because it sucks mostly because of the ergonomics and how small it is. in my opinion the Magic Trackpad size is perfect and its weight makes it sits securely wherever you put it. Also the surface texture is not "glassy" like the laptop which is a plus!
I'm glad you're having a good experience with it! Yep I know that the Magic Mouse isn't great for he ergonomics, even though I haven't tried it, in fact that's a point that makes the trackpad more "universal" and perfect for most of the people. Did you get it in the white or black version?
Would you please tell us something about the versions of this product. There's a Tackpad 2 but you can find ,if you google it, some Trackpads 3. Are they real or just cli baits? If they do exists, Could you inform about the differences? Thanks in advance.
Hi, good question. As far as I know, my version of trackpad is the 3rd gen, so the most updated one from Apple. I even checked a bit on various websites and honestly it seems that there aren't many differences between the Trackpad 2 and 3, but just some little new improvements. Theoretically the most common resellers have the 3 now, considering that the 2 is from 2015 if I'm not wrong. A thing to understand whether is the 2 or 3, on the black version, is by looking at the side of it, since in the 3 is silver while in the 2 is totally black. Let me know if you need any more information!
Pretty interesting questions! About the first one, the trackpad can’t have any “keyboard” feature as far as I believe. For using the iPad as a keyboard, I need to look a bit because there isn’t any official feature (at least I’ve never found anything) but I will see if there’s maybe a third party app, that would be pretty great to have.
first of all, the part about the right and left click is in the section of the Gestures. In fact, there’s the full list of the gestures, which contains the left click (so the main one, which is just a single tap or click) then the right click (so the secondary one, which is a tap or click with two fingers). Sorry for not talking much about those two but considering that there are plenty of gestures, I’ve decided to insert the full list so that you can see all of them. About instead the feel of clicking, that’s pretty good, nothing to complain about it. One other thing about it is that there’s even the “Silent Mode” for the click, so that you don’t hear much noise once you click on the surface of the trackpad. If you want to know something more, just let me know!
@etroverde7555 @sebastianestrada1311 the mx master mouse can be the solution, it’s made for a professional use mostly so makes sense (I’ve been using the first version for a while and tried the third gen, so I know it a bit)
Its funny to see that there are no real alternatives to the apple trackpad n the market. Not even Logitec has something, my fav brand. I am looking for something like the trackpad but a bit more affordable, also maybe something with different designs
Yes you're right! It's really unusual that there are no competitors for this product, as you said, even Logitech is used to make some really nice products but in this case they don't make a trackpad. For the price, that's quite high, but maybe you can find some discounts (for example on Amazon), and about the design, honestly, I'd say that this one is already pretty cool and clean.
Seenda and ProtoArc have trackpads - they also make ergonomic mice and keyboards. If you’re in the US they’re affordable. Outside of the US they’re as expensive as Apple Trackpad.
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Hey Simone, thanks for the video. The trackpad is a bit bigger than one MacBook Air M2 (2022), right? Do you know how long it last on a charge? Also, if I move my laptop away from my desk, my standard trackpad (which is part of my Mac), will function well, right? I mean, I plan to use the trackpad only on my work desk, but not other rooms of the house. Does the black version attract fingerprints? Right now my laptop is grey and almost no fingerprints are visible. Thanks!
Hi, thanks for commenting! Let me answer all the questions: about the size, yes the trackpad is a bit bigger than the one on the MacBook Air M2 2022 (I have the Air M1 but it's almost the same as the M2), but consider that you're definitely going to notice this difference.
For the battery life I cannot give you a precise information, just because I don't use it for the same amount of time every day, it depends on the tasks I have to do. But, apart from this, trust me that it lasts a lot, you'd have no problems on this side in my opinion (I'd say easily some weeks with an important usage).
Yes if you move your MacBook you can just use the built-in trackpad with no problems. Consider that, while the external trackpad is connected, you can decide to use both the external one or the built-in, just touch it and you're ready to go! (without any connection-time)
For the fingerprints, actually no it doesn't attract them. I've seen that, after some time, it obviously gets a little but dirty for all the times that you touch and move your fingers on the surface, but that's normal throughout the time. But no, if you just put the finger on it, you'll not see the huge and clear fingerprint ahaha, that would be pretty annoying!
I hope that I've been clear and let me know if you have any other question, I'll reply to you as soon as possible!
I still love that the trackpad works completely on Windows and Linux (from experience). Connectivity is great, it reports its battery percentage, and still works with both wired and bluetooth if you need
oh that’s great! I’ve never looked into this topic before, but I mean it’s positive that the trackpad is supported even on Windows and Linux. What about the gestures? Do they work? Maybe this can be useful even to other people
Bought it yesterday and I really like it. The multitouch is very librating and natural than the mouse. Bought the Magic Mouse and returned it because it sucks mostly because of the ergonomics and how small it is. in my opinion the Magic Trackpad size is perfect and its weight makes it sits securely wherever you put it. Also the surface texture is not "glassy" like the laptop which is a plus!
I'm glad you're having a good experience with it! Yep I know that the Magic Mouse isn't great for he ergonomics, even though I haven't tried it, in fact that's a point that makes the trackpad more "universal" and perfect for most of the people. Did you get it in the white or black version?
@@simone_bortolotti The white one.
@ashenone5774 good choice, the white one is usually even cheaper than the black version, even tough they’re the same
@@simone_bortolotti yes it is cheaper but price was not a factor. I picked white because it matches my desk more haha.
@ashenone5774 yeah that’s obviously the usual reason ahaha, even in my case I got the black one since it matched more as a color
I appreciate the English review. Thank you.
@@danklunis9208 all thanks to you for watching!
Thank you for the review! Really helpfull
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Would you please tell us something about the versions of this product. There's a Tackpad 2 but you can find ,if you google it, some Trackpads 3. Are they real or just cli baits? If they do exists, Could you inform about the differences?
Thanks in advance.
Hi, good question. As far as I know, my version of trackpad is the 3rd gen, so the most updated one from Apple. I even checked a bit on various websites and honestly it seems that there aren't many differences between the Trackpad 2 and 3, but just some little new improvements. Theoretically the most common resellers have the 3 now, considering that the 2 is from 2015 if I'm not wrong.
A thing to understand whether is the 2 or 3, on the black version, is by looking at the side of it, since in the 3 is silver while in the 2 is totally black. Let me know if you need any more information!
I wonder if you can replace keyboard with Trackpad? If you can use ipad to work as a keyboard to do the typing work?
Pretty interesting questions! About the first one, the trackpad can’t have any “keyboard” feature as far as I believe. For using the iPad as a keyboard, I need to look a bit because there isn’t any official feature (at least I’ve never found anything) but I will see if there’s maybe a third party app, that would be pretty great to have.
Great video
Thank you!
can't even catch the part where u talk about the right and left click, and also the feel of clicking
first of all, the part about the right and left click is in the section of the Gestures. In fact, there’s the full list of the gestures, which contains the left click (so the main one, which is just a single tap or click) then the right click (so the secondary one, which is a tap or click with two fingers). Sorry for not talking much about those two but considering that there are plenty of gestures, I’ve decided to insert the full list so that you can see all of them. About instead the feel of clicking, that’s pretty good, nothing to complain about it. One other thing about it is that there’s even the “Silent Mode” for the click, so that you don’t hear much noise once you click on the surface of the trackpad. If you want to know something more, just let me know!
Not good for pro motion, polling rate only 90Hz
Yep good point to notice, in my case I have a MacBook Air so I cannot verify it, but I didn't know about this "issue" on the new Pro models...
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@@etroverde7555 gamer mouse or mx master 3s
@etroverde7555 @sebastianestrada1311 the mx master mouse can be the solution, it’s made for a professional use mostly so makes sense (I’ve been using the first version for a while and tried the third gen, so I know it a bit)
@@simone_bortolotti I have the mx master 3 and the mouse 3s.
Its funny to see that there are no real alternatives to the apple trackpad n the market. Not even Logitec has something, my fav brand. I am looking for something like the trackpad but a bit more affordable, also maybe something with different designs
Yes you're right! It's really unusual that there are no competitors for this product, as you said, even Logitech is used to make some really nice products but in this case they don't make a trackpad. For the price, that's quite high, but maybe you can find some discounts (for example on Amazon), and about the design, honestly, I'd say that this one is already pretty cool and clean.
Seenda and ProtoArc have trackpads - they also make ergonomic mice and keyboards. If you’re in the US they’re affordable. Outside of the US they’re as expensive as Apple Trackpad.
@@bennetdoss2644 thanks for the tip. Im in Europe unfortunately
@@bennetdoss2644 thanks for this information, I didn’t know those brands before. Have you ever tried one of them?
this cant be anywhere near comfortable
I believe it’s very personal and based on tastes 🙂 I gave it a try, and it worked out well for me
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