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Cooper
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de marzo de 2025
***Editing at the end of 14 work days --> I am at 47% battery life, so I decided to plug it in just to see if it still works while it's charging. It is indeed charging, and I'm still using it. Also, I have noticed a "dead tap spot" just to the left of center, it affects nothing but tapping. This is nothing I haven't seen with other external pads, so I really can't say this is anything out of the ordinary, and it's only 1 small spot. Still thrilled with it, I still think it works fantastic!I won't make word stew, this thing is pretty great. I have 3 days (about 22 hours) of work with it so far and I have found a couple of spots that tapping didn't seem like it worked, i had to tap again, a little harder, to get it to work, but I generally set my laptop pad up for very light touch, I haven't even messed with settings on this, so whatever windows 11 gave it is what it's doing.Battery life is great, as of now it's showing 86%. It's been on only the hours I've used it, and I topped it off just before using it initially, so it's had about an hour's charge out of the box, I think it showed 99% initially. Fantastic. Nice surface, easy to link, I haven't lost signal yet, but it's only 3ft from the laptop on the same desk, and I've paired and disconnected earbuds several times now, no issues. Could not be happier with this. Also-has some decent weight to it and good feet, it doesn't try to scoot away from you, that's a big plus too!
Mark D
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 4 de marzo de 2025
Although this is the best PC oriented trackpad I have ever used, it doesn't come close to dethroning the Magic Trackpad. That's pretty much a moot point considering the price differentials and issues getting the gold standard to work well on Windows, but it's the clear inspiration for this ProtoArc unit so comparisons can't be avoided.I have despised mouses ever since dropping a PC's worth of money on Apple's trackpad, but have found no clear alternative for Windows. Enter the ProtoArc, with seemingly native gestures matching some of the main features of my favorite trackpad on windows. While the texturized surface does give some literal friction to multitouch gestures compared to Apples glass-smooth pads, the tracking works quite well. Gestures seem to work well. Clicking is terrible, there are only buttons along the very bottom edge of the ProtoArc, so things like click and drag require a thumb while right click and drag motions are next level difficult for right handed people (and vice versa for south paws). Tapping, both two finger right and one finger left, work well and don't seem to accidentally trigger often. Pinch and zoom works well, but two finger scrolling will likely be the best upgrade compared to a mouse wheel.Major functions that I use constantly on Mac OS are likely omitted at a system level (in windows), rather than multitouch incompatibility. My most often used gestures on my Apple trackpad are three fingers left or right to navigate virtual desktops and three fingers up and down to find a specific window (app specific or all windows open). These enhance productivity on Macs far outpacing windows alternatives and sadly this ProtoArc trackpad doesn't, or can't, apply these gestures to Windows.This is bluetooth only, and no dongle is included. While this is the norm on Apple products, the ability to mouse through bios screens might not be available on some PCs. Also, I had to add bluetooth to my homemade PC, as I opted for no wireless cards on the build and SFP networking instead. Usually if your modern PC has wifi, bluetooth will be integrated on that chip.I don't know if the error was caused by my dongle, this ProtoArc trackpad, or Windows being windows, but it took me several tries to pair the BT without an error. Once it paired, it connects fine on subsequent uses. I can see how the 3 channels of BT might be useful to some, but it adds unnecessary complexity in my opinion.I like this, I don't love it, but it is the first input device since trackballs were around that I like on windows. besides the terrible button placement, I'd be hard pressed to understand why anyone would want to use a mouse instead, especially in the cases of desks that are sometimes cluttered or less than pristinely cleaned.
Giovanni Alvis
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 16 de marzo de 2025
Terrible product. Never respond as expected. The cursor suddenly jumps out of the screen and double click fails constantly. Click and drag it's a nightmare. I would return it, but since the seller it's located in Japan, the return fees would cost me three times the price I pay for it. Don't buy it!
CC34
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 10 de marzo de 2025
I considered giving this a 4 star for an odd reason. Truly I wish I could give it a 4.5. The unboxing experience is great. It's a very nice package, put together with care, style, and class. There's a card inside with the designer's photo explaining his design. Before I even looked at the trackpad I was excited to see it. The packaging really created a build up.Well, then I saw it. Don't get me wrong, it's nice! Stylish, sleek, great lines and clearly well engineered and designed to look great on your desk or wherever you're using it. But there was a small pair of issues. First, the instructions made it look upside down. There's a line that separates left from right and the instructions photo make it look like the line should be at the top of the trackpad, not the bottom. When you do that the numbers opposite the line would be upside down. Also...it works backwards if you do that! So I think the instructions are incorrect. Minor gripe. Second minor gripe, on the end of the trackpad there is a power switch, a connect button, and a port for the USB-C charger. Well the writing is either upside down or he did it on purpose so when you flip the pad toward you it will be right side up, but when it's just sitting on your desk if you were to approach from that side it would look upside down. It's just another thing that made me think "Wow, this was well designed, and they take pride in their design, and then there are these tiny oddities. Strange."Other than that, I really like it, and those are two very minor gripes. It works great, all the common trackpad gestures work great, it connects very easily and stays connected. It doesn't have a battery indicator, which is a little frustrating, but so far I've left it on and unplugged for about two weeks with no issue, and if it gets light on juice I'll just plug my phone's charging port into it and I'm back up and running.If you want a trackpad instead of a mouse, I'd definitely consider this one.
J
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 10 de marzo de 2025
This track pad works and is easy to connect. it feels a little to rubberized for my liking but otherwise feels like a giant mousepad. The metal body feels solid and dense and i like the ability to easily switch between devices. However, I wish you could just plug it in and bypass the Bluetooth - more like a permanent fixture. I understand this is made for portability but it seems like it would be an easy thing to add. Also, it gave my Chromebook a little trouble and when connected issued a "critical warning" about potential keylogging. I assume this is just a quick of chrome os but it happened so i am mentioning it.
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