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Logitech Wireless Rechargeable Touchpad T650 Offers fast, fluid navigation at your fingertips to quickly scroll, zoom and much more Large, silky smooth glass surface, embedded precision sensors and resistance to fingerprints and scratches Recognizes up to 13 unique Windows 8 gestures, including one to easily access your favorite apps Features on/off switch, low-battery indicator, 2.4 GHz wireless technology and advanced optical tracking Includes unifying receiver to connect up to 6 compatible devices and USB cable for charging
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| Brand | Logitech |
| Item model number | T650 |
| Color | Black |
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| Product Id | 2237370 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 3 (1 ratings) 3 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 097855089649 |
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Works better than expected, does everything I wanted some of which was slow to happen with the laptop pad, good size and easy to use. I got this mostly for airline travel, where I was too cramped often to use the laptop pad, this goes off to the side or on my knee and allows me to work in a tight space much more comfortably. I now use it all the time as I like being able to have my hand to the outside of the laptop similar as using a mouse, but now I can sit almost anywhere put this down and not need a flat surface. I have found that I use this much more than expected.
You need this device if you don't run Windows 8 on a touch screen. Don't fool yourself into thinking you can use your mouse or conventional touch pad for windows 8. It just isn't the same.
I have been using this TouchPad for about two weeks now, and although it takes a bit to get used to, it functions perfectly fine for me. There is a little bit of a learning curve to Windows 8, but once you get the hang of it, it's rather a breeze to use. I haven't had any issues with this device since installing it on my new Dell laptop, and I much prefer to use this than the smaller pad ON the laptop, though I do tend to migrate back and forth depending on what the heck I'm doing at the moment. If you don't have a touch screen, then this is a mighty fine option to get a similar experience.
Much better than getting your monitor covered in finger smudges! The variety of different shortcut gestures is great. Only downside is actions which involve a click and drag, this is much easier with a mouse.
I bought this on sale from Walmart for a little more than half the price it normally is and it's a great value. It hooked up with my Windows 8 computer just fine. My only problem is that sometime the touchpad doesn't register my click. However if I push down on the lower left corner for my click the whole thing resets and starts working fine.
I'm a little heavy-handed so I find the pad hyper-sensitive at times - links selected I don't want, windows moving, etc. At the same time, it doesn't always seem to catch a window when I want to move it on my screen. I'm still getting used to it and it may work better for me with time, but this is not a product that you'll immediately be using with ease if you are like me (whatever that means:))
I chosed this as a Dell-recommended accessory to an XPS One 2710 computer, and also because I've been very pleased with the Logitech keyboard/mouse combo on previous computer. Installation was easy, but I'm not happy with this touchpad device. When I have it turned on, it makes my display do uncommanded things - desktop icons jump around, windows change size, etc. This happens when I'm not touching the device. I may try moving the plug-in to a different port to see if that will help.