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Wireless trackpad Multi-funtion gestures Trackpad Rechargeable Touchpad for Windows/MacOS
System Requirements:
The operating system are required are:
- MacOS 10.15 or later
- Windows 8 or later
This trackpad designs no physical click buttons
Connecting to your MacOS system device
Connection methord 1
- USB Cable connecting to device
1)Flip switch to the centre which marked "0"
2)Plus one end of cable into the trackpad's USB C port and the other end into the device's USB port.
Note: if your device has exclusively has a USB C port then use the USB A to USB C adapter ( adapter included in the package)
Connection methord 2
- 2.4g wireless connecting to your device
1)Flip switch to the right wihich marked wih 2.4g
2)Plug 2.4Gz wireless nano reciever into your device.
Note:: if your device has exclusively has a USB C port then use the USB A to USB C adapter ( adapter included in the package)
Gestures are not enable using bluetooth connection methord with MacOS
Set up tap and click drag from your MacOS device
- Select Apple Menu>system setting>Trackpad
- Enable dragging: select apple menu>system settings>Accesibility>Pointer control>Trackpad options
note: You may not tap or click or dragging without this setting.
Connecting to your Windows system devices
How to set up and connect to your windows system
1: Bluetooth 5.0
1). Flip switch to the left which marked "label of bluetooth"
2). When the bluelight flashes,search for the bluetooth device on your system called "function trackpad"
- To find bluetooth setting on Mac
select apple menu>system settings>bluetooth>connect device. (please note:Gestures are not enable using this connection methord with MacOS,only point and click available)
- To find bluetooth setting on Windows
select start>setting>Devices>Bluetooth&other devices.(support gestures)
2: 2.4Ghz wireless sames as MacOS
3:USB wired connection methord same as MacOS
How to setting up tap and dragging for windows system
No initial set up should be required
- To drag,quickly tap twice on the object(keep your figer on the trackpad after the second tap)and move your finger to drag the object to the desired location.
for more guestures please go to setting>trackpad
No need physical click button to simulate the left and right click of mouse from our trackpad,we had deleted the physical click buttons.
championshopper
2025-09-05 16:22:23
I spent weeks searching for a Windows trackpad that actually supports all Windows gestures, including moving between desktops. This is the ONLY one I found that can do this. I was apprehensive because of the lack of branding, but I'm quite pleased so far. Nice build quality. Quick and responsive. Worked instantly. Direct USB plug-in (so no messing with Bluetooth).The only reservation is that doesn't support a click action (unlike Apple's Magic Trackpad, which is awesome but doesn't support many Windows gestures). This means that when you want to grab and move an object, you need to tap twice and hold on the second tap. I'll get used to it.
Thomas Pepe
2025-08-23 20:35:02
Why a trackpad instead of a mouse? For me it's the gestures. I use the 3 finger left and right swipe to toggle between desktops. Without this feature the trackpad doing my work is inefficient and cumbersome. This is only available while the trackpad is connected by the usb cord (with usbc adaptor). The adaptor must be on the macbook end and not the trackpad end. This is cumbersome but workable.The trackpad itself "feels cheep" and plastic. Unlike the apple trackpad which has a little weight to it. The haptic click feedback is "off" and doesn't feel like a click. There's a noticeable delay and it's "buzzy". My hand is often off the trackpad by the time the buzz occurs and it feels more like my phone starting to ring than a button click.It has 3 modes. I used wired and bluetooth. Both work and setup was easy. For how cheep it feels and the lack of functionality I'd ether buy a cheeper mouse or consider alternative options.
Jonathan Orellana
2025-07-13 12:21:23
Difficult to use and only last about 1 month before it starts giving you issues. Don't Buy!
Charlie M
2025-07-08 17:46:43
So this died right before my return window ended and I'm not going go risk a second. It continues to connect but the does not respond at all to touches. It was pretty good otherwise. Might be worth the risk if it was cheaper. Original review follows...This is bigger than I expected, which is good as there's a good surface to swipe on. It's pretty minimal, but works perfectly.Some notes....-> There is no feedback or mechanical click. You can tap to click and it works fine. No haptics though.-> No software needed on windows.-> I think it goes to sleep to save battery so there's a very short delay after it's idle for a while.
Glorialis S.
2025-04-27 20:47:33
Bought this after I got really painful thumb because of a tenosynovitis, that made it imposible to work with a mouse. It was amazing for working with a hand brace and now that I got better I have kept using it. It’s different than other trackpads but I learned how to quickly. Its easy to connect and use.
Aaron Schuelke
2025-03-03 16:17:31
I was initially concerned about the generic brand and how well it would work, but since there are not other good windows options I took a chance this touch pad. It seemed comparable in function and price to other still not well known brands but with a battery and wireless capability. I use it on my desktop computer as a secondary input to my mouse for occasional lazy scrolling or for primary navigation when my mouse is toggled over to my work computer.-Overall works great as a windows touch pad for all gestures, taps, swipes, and cursor navigation both in windows 10 and 11. It worked out of the box and I did not have to change any settings.-The touch pad is just as good as any of our various windows laptops, just that it does not have any buttons or click function so "clicking" and selecting needs to be done with taps. This is what I was expecting based on the listing and it is how I tend to use our laptop touch pads anyways so it is fine for me.-I use it with the included 2.4GHz USB adapter and the battery lasted ~3-4 weeks with very light usage. I never turn it off and just let it do it's own standby management. The standby timer is a bit short at ~15 seconds but it wakes quickly and reliably with only a very slight delay that is hardly noticeable unless you are looking for it. If I've left the cursor alone for that long I'm usually swiping around try and find it anyways.-I have not tried it on Bluetooth so cannot comment on battery life or standby/wake response for Bluetooth.-I've only had it a little over a month, so we'll see how the battery capacity holds up long term.-The vibration haptics are terrible (think old mobile phone rotating counterweight motor) so I just leave haptics off.
Dritan
2025-02-17 15:56:12
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Customer
2025-02-01 11:10:49
Crappy design … we returned it immediately.
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