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🖱️ Logitech T650 Wireless Rechargeable Touchpad - Advanced Trackpad for Enhanced User Experience Review

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

I was surprised by the quality for this price.

Bought two years ago. Used on Linux in the absence of tap to click support. By chance, while studying the device market, I came across reviews that the T651 works fine under Linux and googled about T650 support. It turned out that you can ate the firmware inside the device and then it willcomrrectly send tap to click signals by pressing the left and right buttons. ? product=a0qi00000069uqdAAA By the way, during the firmware ate, you do not need tocomnnect the device with a cable, because…

Pros
  • Gorgeous device. Comfortable, laconic, beautiful, stylish.
Cons
  • Under Linux, multi-gestures do not work, in particular, scaling. Only scroll and tap to click. This is enough for me to be happy.

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Not a bad product, but you can do better.

At work and at home, the main operating system is Ubuntu. Logitech SetPoint for Linux does not exist in nature and will not appear in the near future. It also turned out that tapping on the t650 surface does not transmit any signal to the OS kernel, that is, it is also not possible to implement such a function using improvised means. Without tap to click and tap to drag, life with a touchpad is no longer so beautiful, and clicking with physical keys (which are the lower pair of legs) is not…

Pros
  • Well made, large surface, the only worthy alternative to the Apple Magic Trackpad.
Cons
  • The surface of the touchpad seemed to me not slippery enough, it quickly gets dirty. Out of the box, it does not recognize tap to click, tap to drag, you need to set SetPoint.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Full compliance with the manufacturer's assurances, high quality.

I was going to buy it for a long time, but the rather high price of 3800 repelled me, I bought it yesterday and I'm happy as an elephant. It is much more convenient than a mouse, smoother scrolling, more accurate pointer movement, support for many gestures. (it is necessary to set the setpoint so that all gestures work) Hands get much less tired, and even more familiar, I’m already used to the touchpad on the laptop, and at home I use the laptop with a second monitor, they stretch…

Pros
  • Comfortable, large, pleasant to the touch. Connects to existing mouse and keyboard receivers. Stable, does not move around the table. Excellent build quality, no backlash, no cracks. Smooth scrolling.
Cons
  • non-removable battery, charging from yusb. I'm already used to the fact that in Logitech mice and keyboards, you can simply change the batteries when they run out, and then you need to charge. True, it is worth clarifying that you can use it while charging. The pinning windows gesture to the edges of the screen does not work correctly on multi-monitor systems. No case included. too expensive IMHO.

Revainrating 1 out of 5

It was a terrible purchase, but I wasted my money.

After several days of getting used to the operation of this device, I found a significant response delay, approximately 0.5 seconds. When you work on "autopilot" very quickly performing the same type of mouse actions with such a delay, it is simply impossible to work! I searched for a long time what the problem was, in the end I found out that the delay occurs if you check the box next to the "Drag and drop" item. If the checkbox is unchecked, then the delay disappears, but you will not be able

Pros
  • They don't exist for that kind of money.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

A wonderful product, it's nice to use.

Decided to try the touchpad with a regular PC after a Mac - I'm satisfied. Unlike a mouse, it does not collect dirt from the surface, it is easy to clean from blots, it does not require a large flat surface for work, it supports more gestures than standard touchpads in laptops. With its pros. 1. Lightweight and small - can be carried around. 2. Works with Linux, as it interprets some gestures in hardware and transmits them like a regular mouse. 3. After ating the firmware, I began to support…

Revainrating 5 out of 5

A really necessary purchase, I'm glad I found this product.

I liked the touchpad. Until the end I figured out the right click - it somehow doesn’t work very obviously here (you need to get into a certain area on the bottom right, which is not marked in any way). But the gestures are very pleased - the truth is very convenient. In general, the use of gestures + keyboard shortcuts turn any work at the computer into a pleasure!

Pros
  • Charges quickly, no need to worry about batteries, nice glass surface, convenient gestures in Windows 8.
Cons
  • Right click.

Revainrating 4 out of 5

I'm completely satisfied with the product, it works.

At first I was disappointed when I connected it to the car and had to PRESS the panel itself with my finger until it clicks. I had to install the software from the logitech website. Otherwise, a great device, a wonderful replacement for the touchpad on a laptop. Different pros: -Light -Compact - Required sensitivity -Large work surface Got cons: -Out of the box does not support clicking on the touchpanel, you have to click on the mouse button -Not bluetooh. Unfortunately, you have to take…

Revainrating 5 out of 5

One of the best deals, glad I bought this.

In general, I am satisfied with the device. Some pros: Pleasant to the touch and surface, wireless, design, the ability to customize, uniflying (now the keyboard and touch pad work from one whistle) and most importantly, Win8 gestures, Some cons: 1-2 days to get used to, but this can not be called a disadvantage. But most of all, I was disappointed that you can’t bind your gestures, although maybe I didn’t fully figure it out, or in time they will release an ate that allows you to do this.…

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Good product for me, no problems at all.

Normal model, you can take under Windows and Linux. On a poppy, tap to click does not work, it could not be started in any way. I have not even tried gestures on a poppy. Bought in perfect condition in St. Petersburg on ebay for 3500.

Pros
  • On windows 10 it works fine, there is a driver with settings from logitech. On ubuntu 18 it works in my opinion better than on windows 10, and out of the box. On ubuntu, I use comfortable-swipe to swipe left and right with three fingers to switch between workspaces. Swipe up or down with three fingers to turn on the panel where you can configure workspaces (like the Super (win) key).
Cons
  • I compare with the touchpad on macbooks with forstach. The sensitivity is less, in general, the convenience is less, but quite usable. I use only this touchpad for work, for games - a mouse. I have mild carpal tunnel syndrome.