🖱️ Perixx PERIPAD-704 Wireless Touchpad - Large Portable Track Pad for Desktop and Laptop Users, 4.72x3.54x0.74 inches (Wireless), Black Review

With this touchpad, it was very difficult to feel my touch. i give it back It's also a shame because it was the perfect size and height. The texture of the pad was almost scratchy, not super smooth. Maybe that's why it didn't work so well. 🤔

The trackpad only works 2% of the time and after hours of practice it remains to be seen at what pressure the trackpad will detect movement. Left and Right Click Work - You can use it as a right and left click tool on your desktop.

Purchased to connect to a Chromebox connected to a 4k screen. Unfortunately, touchpad tracking is unacceptably poor at this resolution, with straight-line up and down movements turning into zigzags and near-vertical or near-horizontal movements turning into 45-degree angles.

This has to be the worst touchpad I've tried in a long time. It's possible the poor performance was caused by interference in the 2.4GHz band or by the distance of the receiver (2 feet away but no line of sight), but save your money. I'm still looking for a touchpad that could sit between a split keyboard that works on Windows and Linux with multiple gesture support.

I had high hopes for this but it is /too/over sensitive and unstable. I use a mouse when I work, so I don't want to change the settings through Windows. The swipe gesture works the opposite of the trackpad on my laptop, which is driving me nuts. The manufacturer doesn't have drivers or a manual for this product on their website, so I can't find a way to fix these issues. And to be honest, it seems really cheap! I plan to return it and try a different brand.

Great for my child's school supplies. He has cerebral palsy and while he can use a regular mouse some of the smaller things he has to do at school are complex and with all his schoolwork currently online it can really add some serious frustration to an already frustrating situation. . The thid trackpad helped a lot. Dragging objects around the screen is harder with it than with a standard mouse, but overall it's much better if we average out all the other features we need.

Tried on i5 desktop, i7 desktop and i5 laptop. This product isn't worth $10 let alone the $35 I paid for it. You'll spend most of your time getting the cursor to respond to your initial finger movements. Once you finally get him to move (after pressing the 3rd or 4th finger) he will keep moving. But I don't have the time or patience to wait for something to move after trying 3 times, when it should have answered me on the first try when I tried to move the cursor. Also, the battery compartment…