seenda Trackpad, External USB Touchpad High Precision Aluminum Track Pad with Multi-Touch Navigation Plug and Play for Windows 11/10 Desktop/Laptop/Notebook Computer PC (Black)

When my most recent external touchpad became erratic, conking out a couple of times a day, I ordered the seenda. It arrived within a few days, is sleek and solidly made. Plugged it into the same usb port the old unit used and it connected immediately. The navigation gestures were identical, so I've had no learning curve. I've only used it a few hours so haven't had time to customize the speed--this one is set a little faster then my old one. I'll wait a few days to see if my brain begins to see the speed as normal. I turned to touchpads when, after many years, my elbow, wrist and fingers got repetitive motion issues first with the mouse, then later with my much loved track ball. Your hand is in a very relaxed position for all touchpad gestures. It saved my digital life. My old units were black, and this one is white. Interestingly, it shows up much more clearly in my peripheral vision and so has helped with one of my few touchpad issues--touching a little too far to the top of the pad & getting a dead zone. The white on my wood desk darker background make that much less of a problem. I got the white because they were out of black, so an unexpected bonus. All good

My laptop TouchPad stopped working suddenly. After a quick search on Amazon I found this one. It was delivered next day and worked beautifully, as advertised, out the box.

This mouse pad is inconsistent in it behavior , extremely sensitive , acts up depending on the document. . It hurt my finger as sometimes it doesn’t respond as expected to a simple touch and select, but I have to click hard . What a waste of memory .

I thought the built quality was very good but unfortunately, as a trackpad, it doesn’t really work. It doesn’t sense touch very well and it’s not sensitive enough. I was hoping to avoid buying an Apple magic trackpad because it doesn’t really work natively with windows without third-party drivers. But ultimately, I ended up buying magic trackpad and installing the third-party drivers and a much more satisfied. Hopefully this manufacturer can get things right in a future product revision

I got this device just prior to an upgrade to KDE 6 on EndeavourOS (Arch Based Linux Distribution) and while it worked, it was limited to just simple gestures basically emulating a mouse (tap to click, scroll with two fingers). However, after the upgrade, it supports 3 and 4 finger gestures similar to what I use on my macbook. It's pretty great. The feel of the touchpad is not as nice as an official magic trackpad, for 40% of the cost, it's plenty good and I'm pretty fickle about trackpad performance/feel. Build quality seems to be pretty high and it's very thin. Only downside is that it's not wireless, but I knew that before purchasing.

After trying it for a while, I stopped using it. Not worth the money. The touch pad sensitivity is weird- Not accurate- frustrating to use.

I have to start with a caveat: I'm a Mac user, and have been for a long time. So I'm really, really accustomed to the gold standard trackpads from Apple, both internal to my MacBook Pro, and the Magic Trackpad 2 peripheral I use at my desk. This ain't that. But it's not bad. First: This one from seenda won't do much if you connect it to a Mac. It's definitely a Windows device. I do some work in Windows, and I positively hate using mice, so I was excited to find this one for that use. It connects easily via USB-C, and is instantly recognized by Windows. 11. No additional driver downloads or installs were necessary. Once connected, it performs at least as well as any non-Apple trackpad I've used. Touches and multi-touch gestures are recognized and trigger the desired action on-screen, from app-switching to sliding to virtual desktops. Pinch to zoom and expand both work as expected. About the only thing that was a little problematic at times was clicking. Both the single finger click (the "left" click) and the two finger click (the "right" click) seemed to not fully register at times, requiring a second click or right-click attempt. I'm not sure if this is because I'm in the wrong spot on this trackpad -- the clicks register better if I'm near the 'lower' edge of the device -- or if it's just because I'm used to the touch surface and responsiveness of the Apple trackpad. That said, this trackpad is one of the better Windows-based trackpads I've used. I'm happy to add it to my computing setup. One last thing to mention: Make sure you note that this is a wired trackpad, not Bluetooth wireless. It's got to be connected to your PC to work.

I used to have the previous model from this company and the new model works just as expected. The only reason I bought it was that the wire on the old model was causing the track pad to disconnect. The wire on the new model looks a lot stronger. Just plug and play, you only need a light touch to use and it's very accurate.

it relaxed my hand and fingers when I work long hours.

stopped working after 2 days

The item we received has been used and has scratch damage on the touchpad. Disappointing to say the least, otherwise a great product, would have given a 5 star if we hadn't been sent a returned damaged item

El producto es muy rapido, permite navegar muy bien en el internet

My child is having trouble with a laptop mouse, so hopefully this circumnavigates the issue. Giving it to them as part of a b-day gift in July 2024.