Testseek.co.uk have collected 62 expert reviews of the Apple Magic Trackpad and the average rating is 77%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Apple Magic Trackpad.
July 2010
Experts 77% 62 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Easy to use, though nobody had used one previously, Superb finish, Works perfectly on your Mac and well on PC, Nice replacement for the mouse in many cases, You can set it to your liking (on Mac)
A new outlay for a product with questionable lifespan, Need to cheat a bit to install it on PC, Very slight latency between movement on pad and the screen, The upper part of the pad is hard to click, Doesn't work well on dualscreen. Best to use it on a single screen.
The Pad is useful, pretty and practical, but for how long? It replaces the mouse nicely for many usages, but as soon as touch screens come on stream, you'll be putting it away in a drawer never to be seen again. Your mouse will still be useful....
Published: 2010-09-27, Author: Hugo Jobling , review by: trustedreviews.com
Abstract: It’s not magic, it’s not even unique, and its appeal is niche at best, but that doesn’t mean you should dismiss the Apple Magic Trackpad offhand. We’d certainly suggest you think carefully about whether you want to spend around £60 on a device t...
It's not magic, of course, but the Magic Trackpad is a fine control device - for laptop users as well as those folk who prefer desktop machines - that's a genuine pleasure to use. ® More Accessory ReviewsApple Magic MouseWacom Cintiq 21UXCideko Air Ke...
Published: 2010-08-10, Author: David Bayon , review by: channelpro.co.uk
Abstract: Undoubtedly better than a laptop touchpad, but does anyone need it? And, at this price? We've all had moments where we've wished our laptop touchpad was a bit more spacious, but this is taking it to extremes. After the Magic Mouse, which awkwardly adde...
Great build, Brings multi-touch to Apple's desktop range, Gestures are genuinely quicker than using a mouse
Bit expensive, Takes a bit of time to become familiar with, Doesn't work with all programs
Not precise enough for intricate work, but this is a relatively affordable way for desktop users to take advantage of intuitive and time saving multi-touch gestures
