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Your cart is empty.Why push a mouse when you can just point? Adesso makes it easier than ever to control your PC. Simply glide your finger over the smooth surface of the pad and gently tap it or click the buttons to perform all cursor movement functions. The touchpad was designed for users to be able to navigate through the programs without the hassle of pushing your mouse. Win 2000, XP, Vista and 7. Mac OS X.
roger herried
Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2023
I've been using addeso's mouse pad's for over 20 years. Sadly I can't find better as they only last about a year before the cable, right at the base of the pad frays. This one flaw means I never get more than a year out of what is a fairly expensive mouse pad. If you are handy with soldering, you can cut out the bad part and give it a bit more life (see online tutorials) but for most this is not in the cards. There is one other problem in that the mouse will stop working if you get any kind of fluid on your fingers while using it. keep a cloth around to keep your fingers clean. If it acts up just pull the usb plug to reset it.
Austin Tech
Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2020
As a user of Adesso touchpads for going on over 5 years, I believe this review is long overdue.In one sentence: This touchpad is awesome!I used to use traditional mice for browsing and computer work, but years ago, my wrist pain (could be carpal tunnel, who knows) grew so bad that even the softest click mouse caused me great pain.I researched all kinds of mice, and then realized that there was an external touchpad genre which acted like the touchpad on a laptop. This was great news, but many of them were pricey and some were geared towards using a stylus.I just wanted a responsive and economically friendly solution for my wrist pains. I finally stumbled on the Adesso company and their highly rated touchpads. I was skeptical at their reasonable prices at first, thinking this is probably going to be a cheap product that would last months.I was dead wrong! My Adesso touchpad has lasted years without a hitch. It was so durable, in fact, that I bought a second for a different desktop I utilize.But beyond the durability of the product, the best part is the responsiveness of the pad which is a direct correlation to the alleviation of my wrist pain by using it.I don't know where I would be without this product (well, probably paying more for a touchpad that may not work as well or last as long!).I believe for all those with wrist pain this is a godsend. And for anyone who is just looking for a reliable touchpad to supplement (or even flat out replace!) their mouse, this is a great product.PROS: Cheap, Durable, ResponsiveCONS: None come to mindVERDICT: Buy one! Or Two like I did! You won't be sorry.
MCHSALEM
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2019
PUrchased this unit buttons click sound very loud. The pad its self you have to tap pretty hard for it to respond. I kept it at the time it was my only option. After 6 months this touchpad has gone crazy it just stops working and have to unplug it to get it to work. Also when it does work the cursor just randomly jumps onthe screen. The warranty after days back and forth filling out for they want me to pay to send touchpad back and for me to pay for the return of a new touchpad. What kind of warranty is that.
Actual Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2018
Needed to rest my right elbow due to some likely tendon damage but couldn't get the hang of the mouse in my left hand; this touchpad was the perfect solution. I can navigate easily and click the correct buttons with assurance. The touchpad allows a tap to work as a left button click and it requires the perfect amount of force for my liking, which is a little bit more than most laptop touchpads I've used, which always seemed overly sensitive. I've also been able to leave my mouse plugged in for my right hand when I need a little more precision for CAD work (right hand being more precise). I would have given it 5 stars if I could have sped up the cursor travel as I have two screens, thus requiring a little more time to traverse. Overall, I'm very pleased.
Dr. Johnson C. Philip
Reviewed in India on January 11, 2018
I suffer from severe pain in fingers and wrists due to more than 35 years of computer use. I already had 3 hand-surgeries. So I always keep looking for special devices that can distribute the load on my fingers and wrists. I have used many touch-pads earlier, but they were all stamp-sized, making them very inconvenient to use. This one is about 4x5 inches, with the actual touch-pad about 2x3 inches and that is why I ordered it.It turned out to be better than all the touch-pads I have used so far. More easy, more convenient. The manual left and right switches make things easy.Only thing, please remember that no touch-pad is as convenient as a mouse is. However, if you are having repetitive strain injury or anything similar, this one will be a great help.
Andret419
Reviewed in Canada on January 16, 2016
I ordered this item to help reduce the wrist pain with my portable computer and it does help. Very precise and quality built, it works right away plugged in. I did not install the product driver but could be installed to add on adjustment and choice of set up. Very satisfy with this product.
Marcel Tremblay
Reviewed in Canada on December 14, 2013
since i can't use a regular mouse anymore the touchpad is great. i can even sit it in my lap or hold it in my hand to use it. the buttons make a bit of a loud clicking sound but i rarely have to use them. double clicking and right clicking can be done right on the pad.
Ekkie T.
Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2009
PROSGood responsive touchpadRight-click made easy through the upper-right cornerBuilt-in scrolling featureSmall backstand allows the unit to sit at an angleCONSHardware buttons are not the best (noisy to press but far better than the "EasyCat" model)I prefer touchpads to mice in that they require less space and are easy for me to use either left or right-handed. Touchpads are a personal thing and I find that people's opinion of them are quite polarized. If you're the type that enjoys using them, then this is a pretty good option. The surface is quite responsive and by clicking up in the right-hand corner, you can easily simulate right-click buttons. The lower horizontal edge and the rightmost vertical edge provide horizontal and vertical scrolling.If you install the Adesso software, then you can also use the leftmost vertical edge for zooming and the upper edge for back/forward functionality (e.g. can be used for internet browsing). I believe there are a couple of other features that can be customized with the software, but I skipped it altogether and just settled for the mousing action with right-click and scrolling capability. For me, driver software can clutter and complicate a system and the added features aren't important to me (I take the same approach with Logitech and Microsoft keyboards/mice in that I prefer to just use the device without the drivers). If you are looking to use the extra features, make sure you check the vendor website to determine if drivers exist for your OS.The size of the unit is larger than other similar models from the same maker and to some, it may feel like there's a lot of wasted space. For what it's worth, I also own the "EasyCat" model () which I believe is inferior to the "BrowserCat" for a number of reasons. While the touchpad action between these two units is identical and the smaller size of the "EasyCat" makes it more portable, it's also more difficult to balance on a variety of surfaces than the "BrowserCat" and its buttons are unusable (too hard to click). The "EasyCat" cord placement (right side instead of top side) also limits its ability to be used left-handed without requiring extra space. Finally, this "BrowserCat" unit has a small stand in the back allowing it to be propped at a slight angle (the "EasyCat" does not have this). This stand combined with its size allows me to place the unit squarely over the number keypad on my keyboard (this allows me to sit the keyboard on my lap with easy access to the touchpad without the use of a lapdesk or other surface). All that said, this "BrowserCat" is my standard pointing device at home and the "EasyCat" is my portable device for road use.
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