Wireless Trackpad for Windows Macbooks Rechargeable multi surface touch pad (Black)

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.

Not as smooth as an Apple trackpad, but that's to be expected. Multiple ways of connecting is nice. But not being able to click and drag is an absolute blocker, absurd that you can't do that on a trackpad. Unusable

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.

Difficult to use and only last about 1 month before it starts giving you issues. Don't Buy!

Great product. Rechargeable. Perfect for the requirement of having a Mac/Windows compatible product....BUT...It does not support a click! You have to change settings in Windows to select an email or select a cell in Excel.I've gone thru Amazon tech support for this product and adjusted the settings. Works fine, but falls a bit short with Google sheets.Determine your use case and buy this product.

I got this wireless trackpad sold by LuolaProject. It's listed as "generic" which didn't instill a huge amount of confidence for me.I got this to be an additional tool on my computer. I have a split keyboard, and I put this between the halves. This allows me to "mouse" with either hand as an alternate to reaching out out to a mouse.I am exclusively using this wired. So, I haven't tested out the wireless aspect.I love the gestures on this. I can zoom and scroll easily. Others mentioned not being able to "click" with it, but I am able to tap to "click" without changing any settings in Windows 11.It wasn't cheap, but I'm happy with it.

I started using it, it was working well but apparently it cracked within a few weeks, by my laptop just simply resting on it