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Your cart is empty.Searching for light, silent and reliable wired touchpad? Then PERIPARD-501 II is the right one for you with its super responsive touchpad and two buttons for easy navigation and comfortable, professional experience.
Somnath
Reviewed in India on July 20, 2024
Product is good. Happy for this.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2023
This is a simple device that works well for a plug and play peripheral with no software. The size is perfect, to me there is no advantage to making a touchpad any bigger because it just means more hand movement. The surface is smooth and doesn't have to much friction and the screen tap works flawlessly. Its small but actually stays put better than its bigger version because of really grippy rubber feet. The control is very fine, you can click and drag to change the TINY volume control that comes up on super loud amazon product videos for example. The scroll is much better than the bigger version, it can be used to fine scroll single lines at a time. I appreciate the gestures built in such as 3 finger swipe up to task view, 3 finger swipe down to show desktop, etc but the 3 finger touch brings up a random start type menu which is not very useful for me and the 4 finger tap shows the calendar, again not useful for me. A software program that allows you to assign a shortcut to these would be much better...say control H for voice or escape for example. Also the cord...well if that's what it takes to make it work (again I must stress that the wireless version SUCKS) I guess ok but at least make it a usb-c so I can use a longer better cable. The cable is very light and thin and is hard to get neat because it bunches up more easily. Also it attaches to the right side and I would prefer it connects to the back of the device. Its a great device that could be perfect with some improvements but it is cheap and it works. Actually its one of my fav peripheral even compared to more expensive ergo ones.
jeroen
Reviewed in Belgium on December 1, 2023
Mindere responsiviteit. Rammelt ook iets binnenin. Voor de rest doet wat het hoort te doen
QUEK THIA MENG
Reviewed in Singapore on September 28, 2020
very easy to install
Customer
Reviewed in Australia on May 11, 2019
As a software developer, clicking and typing are the only ways to keep me well fed, but at the cost of a sore wrist. With this, I can type as if on a laptop, positioning the mouse right below my keyboard, eliminating most of the stress exerted on my wrist. A really solid product and I'd recommend it.
O'Muse
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2018
****UPDATE don't buy this product. My original review was from a few years ago, but now their quality has gone down. TWICE I've had to return it recently, because it didn't work. The 1st time it didn't scroll, this time the left mouse button didn't work. It used to be a good brand, but now it's cheaply made. I won't even buy the perixx updated model. I don't trust their brand to work.Delivered as promised. Plug & play worked no problemo. Response smooth after adjustments in settings>mouse. Definitely recommend especially as the price is more attractive than other corded mice. (I need an attached mouse because my laptop's touch pad buttons don't respond & a blue tooth mouth w/disappear because Cat.)
PJ
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2017
2019 UPDATE: REVIEW OF LARGE MODELAs I said in my original review, it is astonishingly hard to find touchpads that allow you to select text or blocks of data like normal laptop touchpads. I liked the original small version very much, but when I needed one for my home computer, I decided to try the larger model despite the mixed reviews here.The larger touchpad works exactly like a regular laptop touchpad. Just like the smaller version, there is no software to install. Just plug it in and you're ready to go. I particularly like the nice large, physical mouse buttons. A couple important notes:- This is not a precision touchpad. It's just like a regular mouse. If you need a precision touchpad, you'll need to look elsewhere.- Some people have complained about hypersensitivity, which I have not experienced at all. If this is a problem, you can change the pointer speed and other features using the built-in Windows mouse settings.Lastly this touchpad is not as slick or customizable as the JellyComb ($70) or Apple models ($120), but it's also only $25. In other words, it works fine for normal work on your computer, but it's not fancy, which may or may not meet your needs. It happens to be perfect for me.ORIGINAL REVIEW OF SMALLER MODELI prefer using a touch pad with my desktop PC because it's easier on my wrist since I have carpal tunnel syndrome. It is surprisingly difficult to find one that works just like a normal laptop touch pad. I do a lot of work with Word and Excel, and the newer touch pads don't allow you to do a normal click and drag, which makes them useless for me.This touchpad is smaller than I expected, but it works just fine. Plugged it in, didn't need to install anything, which was important since I'm on a system at work where I don't have the ability to install anything, even as simple as a mouse driver. It seems well-made and since it is so small and light, it's easy to take it with me if I'm switching computers. And the price is right!
Paul.F
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 7, 2016
I bought this as a first experiment with mouse alternatives, after seeing it mentioned on a YouTube review of the top 10 touchpads to buy. I read a lot of reviews here and elsewhere before finally buying this when the price dropped by almost £5.Plugging it into Win 7 (64bit) it took just a few moments to install the driver automatically, before being able to use the pad. I still had my mouse connected, and could swap between them without any problems. The basic functions such as one finger tap to select, double tap to open, and two finger tap for right menu all worked easily. Moving the pointer around the screen was also fairly easy, although the pad is quite small so you need to lift your finger off and reposition it to get all the way across the screen. If you were using the pad all the time, instead of a mouse you could alter the settings in Control Panel/Mouse to speed up pointer scrolling.The ability to zoom in and out of pdf documents and photos, using two fingers, like you would with Android mobile phones and tablets is quite appealing and works well. The ability to scroll through pdf documents or up and down photos and webpages is a little bit more hit and miss. There is a scrolling area on the right of the pad and using two fingers in that area is supposed to allow scrolling, but I found it was a bit intermittent and often presented the right click menu or simply moved the pointer around. After a little experimenting I discovered that this is not a device that is improved by pressing harder - far from it - the lighter I pressed on the right-hand side of the pad the better the scrolling worked!Overall, I think this is an interesting and useful alternative to the traditional mouse, with a few extra features such as zooming, that could be handy for many people. I am not about to switch over to it permanently, but I will probably use it for photo browsing and possibly more, depending on how well I can master the light touch needed for scrolling.
Peter Bachman
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2016
This is a basic no-frill trackpad. I've been using on my various computers, from older Puppy Linux and Linux Mint distros on through Win7, Win8.1, Win10, and Windows Server 2012 It performed flawlessly in every single instance- downloading drivers atotmagically- and I find myself often using a mouse in my right hand and this trackpad in my left. This has your typical full-size USB connector and works equally well on USB 2.0 and 3.0 connection.The device itself fits inside the palm of my hand, and the buttons are not overly sensitive, nor do they require mashing to engage. The tiny rubber bumpers on the bottom do a great job holding it still on my desk, and the plain black outside is just that: plain black. The pad itself is textured, not slick, so you get some tactile sensation unlike on some laptops I've experiencedA nice bonus is it has a long USB cord- I'm guessing 5 1/2 or 6 feet long, and though the cord is somewhat stiff, you can hang this by the USB plug from a door-hinge to help straighten it. At least that's what I did- the pad is light enough that it won't put any strain whatsoever on the strain-relief plugs.
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