Perixx PERIPAD-506 Wired Slim USB Touchpad - Wired Detachable Touchpad for Desktop and Laptop User - Large Size 5.31x4.57x0.55 inches - Black

My old laptop track pad finally stopped working, so I tried a cheap Chinese plug-in track pad as a solution. The problem was that its connecting cable was so thin and weak that after a number of months of use and abuse, the wires must have shorted and the pad would no longer work correctly. I decided to pay a little bit extra for this German brand after two of those other pads both died. I love this one. The USB connector cable on this one is much thicker and stronger, the pad itself is more solidly built, and so far there have been no problems with functionality. I predict that this one is going to last much longer than other, cheaper options out there.

Works well, no issues

Exactly what I was looking for to complete my work from home setup. Sleek and high quality.The only issue I have with it is that I vastly prefer to tap to click things rather than pressing a clunky button. For 95% of clickable things, I can tap to click with this, no problem. But then there a few things that consistently don't register taps as clicks, even though with the laptop's built-in touchpad the taps in the same areas DO register successfully. After several weeks of use, I've gotten used to predicting which things probably need a button click, so it's only a minor annoyance.

I have tried other touchpads on my desktop running Win 10, but they were not recognized by the OS so there was no way to adjust any settings for the touchpad. This one, however, was immediately recognized and "Touchpad" appeared as an option in Settings-> Devices, allowing adjustment of the touchpad's behavior. The touchpad is very responsive and is working well so far. My only complaint is the location of the USB-C port - a port on the rear, rather than on the side, would be better for my setup. I've ordered a right-angle USB-C to USB-A cable to deal with it.

I misunderstood the offering of the product. It works well but I understood "wired / detachable" as a way to be able to have the touchpad be wireless. What I believe the product means is that the touchpad isn't attached to anything (like a keyboard), but it does need to be connected to a wire in order to work. It does work as expected when plugged in, but it wasn't the solution I was looking for. Overall, this is a wired device.

Works nicely. It's hard to find a touchpad that has buttons. Tap to touch and scrolling work as expected.

Preface this is voice to text so ignore grammar errors.There really isn’t much positive feedback I can give this. The cable location is in a place for anybody that wants to use it between a split keyboard or on the left side of the keyboard. The actual touch sensitivity of the pad is OK. It doesn’t feel the best on the fingers, But not sure much can really be done to change that. The sensitivity of the cursor is extremely high, and if one were to switch back-and-forth between a mouse and the touchpad, it makes it difficult to find a balance.The biggest issue by far is the cable placement though, I can’t fathom How they probably had a small group of people in her room designing this and no one thought to put the port On the rear side.

This touchpad is a sleek and practical addition to any workspace. Its large surface makes navigation smooth, and the slim profile is perfect for compact setups. Great for those who prefer a touchpad over a mouse. I wish it was wireless and felt a little more substantial but it does the job okay.