Keymecher Mano 703 Wireless Touchpad with High Precision Haptic Feedback, Bluetooth Trackpad, Multi-Gesture Support for Desktop, Laptop, Notebook - Compatible with Windows 10 & 11, Black

I got this to mount to my Kinesis Advantage2 keyboard. There really aren't that many options when it comes to trackpads without a wire. There is the Magic Trackpad and then there are "the rest". Most of the rest seems to have issues for many. NOTE: This is for Windows only. They clearly state this, but some may miss it. It does not work with Apple products. This one works perfectly. I am running Windows 11 Pro on a 13th Gen Intel NUC. It supports all the gestures, and comes back from sleep very quickly. The sleep after 90 minutes function is nice for those of us who don't always remember to turn things off. Bluetooth connection is rock solid. There is another bluetooth transmitter that is a special unit to turn a wired keyboard into a bluetooth one literally right next to it. They do not conflict with one another, and there are no drops. I never liked trackpads on laptops because they were hard to use. This is completely different from one of those things. Being able to put it in an easier place to reach (I have also used it next to the keyboard with no issues) makes it very easy to use. I have a wired one on my other keyboard, this one is "better". That one may have an aluminum back, but it FOR ME, it doesn't track as easily on precision movement. No wireless track pad is cheap. If price isn't a consideration, get the Apple one and go on with your life. For half the price, this one is 95% of the Apple one. I am considering buying another to replace the wiredc one on my other keyboard. 5 stars, and worth every one of them.

Muy bueno, acostumbrándote trabaja muy bien.

Easy of use; is perfect for functionality and comfort and connectivity. Build quality great and battery life is exceptional.

I wish I had bought a different one. This thing is annoying to use because it has this top row (above the line) that doesn't click. It has the keyboard button which pops the onscreen keyboard up. I accidentally tap that at least 2 times daily. I want a touchpad I don't have to constantly look at to make sure I am not going to click the wrong thing. The buttons across the bottom are pointless EXCEPT the right click. But there are better ways to do right click with a touchpad. If you want a touchpad that won't frustrate you, look elsewhere.

This is good for the price, but I wouldn't purchase again. *This review is strictly based on my experience with using it on a Windows platform. Pros - Inexpensive Decent size trackpad (*not all usable, see below) Accurate tracking Responsive Cons - Haptics are nearly unnoticeable, and aren't utilized unless you're using the dedicated function touch points. Multi-gesture tap make the dedicated function touch points redundant. Having a switch to toggle the functional touch points to usable trackpad space would be ideal. Top 3/4" of touchpad isn't part of the usable touchpad area, but there is no border or textile separation, this gives the sensation of pointer movement cutting off when you drag your finger over the dead area. Light weight, even under light touch use, the pad will sometimes slide or shift position.