El Trackpad

I love this so far. I don’t mind the cord because it makes for fast responding. My main issues are that the pinch to zoom and zoom out is only good/precise for zooming in. When you try and zoom back out it goes in tiny increments rather than quickly. I like to be able to smoothly control my zooms. The double two finger tap also sometime registers as a zoom and often responds with a right click. I think this could be resolved by making the zoom a three finger double tap instead as the touch gets confused. I’m already finding this frustrating. I would also love the option to change the orientation to use as landscape as I have a smaller phone. If this were resolved (particularly the zoom) I’d be so happy as the rest so far is wonderful. I can’t speak to the rotation option as I haven’t used it yet.

I was looking for something like this! It’s actually very intuitive and really helps increase productivity as well as posture when using the MacBook as a desktop. There is some lag issues sometimes, and Bluetooth would be amazing. But overall very impressed. Would definitely consider purchasing after the trial.

This is likely not the intention here, but I’ve gone down the rabbit hole of searching for an alternate solution to the popular Wacom Intuos tablets used for drawing and retouching in Photoshop, etc. There are several solutions that extend the Mac display to an iPad (Duet/Astropad) but what I’m looking for is essentially a tablet for drawing that controls the cursor/tools on my MacBook. THIS WAS SO CLOSE to a solution however the issue is that drawing with the Apple Pencil is not recognized as a click (or stroke). Would love to see some extended functionality here as it would make the need for Wacom Intuos products basically obsolete (provided you own an ipad). This may not be possible but worth a mention. Of course, ideally this would include the pressure sensitivity elements of the iPad/Apple Pencil. Cheers and great work. - Blake