🖱️ Keymecher Mano Wired+Wireless Trackpad - Enhanced Multi-Gesture Bluetooth Touchpad Mouse for Windows, Computer, Notebook, PC, Laptop (Rechargeable, Bluetooth for Windows 10, USB for Windows 7/10) Review

Overall, the trackpad works as expected - auto-detected in Windows 10+, no drivers required, taps and gestures work as advertised. As already mentioned, the function keys at the top get in the way and reduce usable space. Considering I have a 2x2 monitor, I found I could take advantage of that extra height. If you haven't stacked monitors on top of each other, you probably won't have a problem. One deal breaker for me was that no matter how I adjusted the scrolling options in Windows, the…

I leave it just because no one has bluetooth. what was my choice I bought 3 different trackpads to try and this was the worst. he stutters, he is lethargic, sometimes he just stops for a second and slows down until he crawls. If I stop briefly, it works fine for a while. I definitely wouldn't play with that. BUT, when I plugged it in, instead of using Bluetooth, it worked pretty much the way a cheap laptop trackpad usually works. just an average windows trackpad. Bad enough to make you respect…

I bought two touchpads, one and one from Jellycomb. I chose Jellycomb and am returning the Keymecher. Here's why I made that decision: 1. Build Quality - The jellycomb is made of aluminum while the keymecher is made of plastic. It doesn't seem that difficult.2. Touch surface - The Jellycomb is made of metal and is smoother than a Mac's glass touchpad or a metal touchpad. The interface for keymecher is a bit plasticky and I've never felt comfortable with it.3. Functionality - Keymecher has…

The description says it's only supported on Windows, so my expectations for Chromebook, Android or Linux were pretty low (I assumed that no gestures etc. ) .d. is not supported). However, I was surprised that even the click doesn't work without a Windows driver. I could pair this touchpad with any device (which has its own issues as it doesn't use standard Bluetooth addressing and shows up as multiple devices), but that's about all I could do. On ChromeOS, pointer movement works, but taps…

I used a wired touchpad (different brand) at work which I really liked so I decided to buy a wireless one for my home. The great thing is that pairing was very easy. You don't even need a dongle or receiver to connect. Just switch the button to "On" and connect via PC Bluetooth, voila, that's it. However, I have two problems, both occur when I'm in Bluetooth. First, it sort of involuntarily scrolls the screen down. For example, if you write something on slide #1 in PowerPoint, the touchpad…

I don't want to say I had high expectations but unfortunately I'm disappointed nonetheless. Pros: It's incredibly thin and light. You can throw it in your laptop bag without taking up much space. It's cheap compared to what Apple has always offered. It allows multi-touch and supports multiple gestures (at least for Windows 10). It's also nice and big, making it easier to perform these gestures than the small touchpad on some laptops. Cons: Dedicated softkey areas just take up space. Because…

I was deciding between this and another touchpad that costs a lot more money. I chose this one because it seemed to offer more features with little sacrifice in build quality. I would tell you that although everything is plastic, the build quality seems pretty good. Responsiveness over Bluetooth and wired is excellent, although wired is the best choice for my purposes as it allows me to switch between my work and home laptop. Shoulder and arm, and all types of ergonomic mice I've tried have not