ProtoArc Bluetooth Trackpad for Windows 10/11, Large T1 Plus Trackpad for Pc, Wireless Touchpad Mouse with Multi-Gesture Support for PC Laptop Computer, Silver (Don't Support 2.4G Connection)

Works great, nice size.

I have been fighting tennis elbow in my right arm for almost a year now but, due to my desk job, I can't use the mouse for very long or it agitates my arm further. I use an external keyboard and couldn't find a mouse that would work as even the ones that claim they're good for tennis elbow really aren't ok. This pad connected easily, there was no skipping, and it works as seamless as the touchpad on my laptop. It arrived mostly charged over 2 months ago and I charged it up completely before use but haven't had to put it on the charger since.

Don't go into this thinking you are getting anything close to Apple's Magic Trackpad. Only in dimensions and their marketing pictures is it comparable. Also would not recommend if you are using with a larger/ultrawide monitor.Physical clicks can only be done at the bottom of the touchpad. Tap to click can be done anywhere, but can be really sensitive. The marketing pictures to me made the touchpad look white, but it is not. The color is silver.

I found this easy to set up, and it works nearly perfectly. I had a configuration issue, and their tech support responded promptly and helped me resolve it.The top seems to be glass, or a very hard plastic. It feels almost-but-not-quite the same as the one on my MacBook Air. The bottom is made of aluminum, and feels very sturdy. Overall, I would give it five stars for build quality and value.I occasionally find that it does not register single-taps (like on a link or a button) the first time, losing a star. Turning the sensitivity in Windows up to the max helped. I suspect the real cause is my dry fingertips or something, but other trackpads have not shown this issue. It is good enough that I no longer keep a mouse on my desk, so that's pretty good.

I've had about a week with it. It's my first drawing surface tablet and chose it for it's compact size and basic features. It far exceeded my expectations and with a little hand eye coordination, I'm doing well with it. I have plans to use it not for drawing anything, but instead, just annotating documents and manipulating diagrams and flow charts, as I don't like using a mouse for that. Great tablet option for the price. I bought this one because of it's support for Linux, which isn't widely discussed in sales literature. Linux is supported natively without having to install anything else.

it's a tad large for my hand. I'm 6'1". however, it lasted 51 days on one charge. I work from home and on the computer about 12-14 hours a day 7 days a week. so it lasts a very long time. I luv it

I've just started to use the mouse but immediately noticed a small jitter when you make a small swipe, your pointer continues to travel on its own for a bit. Not ideal when you're trying to select small icons and sliders. Reached out to support 2 days ago, but still no response.

Connected very easily. Responsiveness is good and the size is great. I got used to the button/tap zones pretty quickly. definitely helps workflow. battery life seems really good so far as well