This is an incredibly sleek looking track pad. It is thin and just the right size for those of us who are used to using a laptops pad. It's a decent price for something that is pretty much a by-choice add-on. Functionally it hits all of the right points so long as it's connected to a windows pc. The gestures and touch work great though the sensitivity sometimes seems a little off.Overall, A great purchase for those who want a touchpad for their pc.

I wanted a USB-C touchpad I could take with me (remote worker) and i could use with any USB-C cables i had. I bought the ProtoArc T1 previously and was totally disappointed because it needed to use the included USB-A to USB-C cable, meaning i had to always have THAT cable with me (for some stupid reason it wouldn't work with USB-C to USB-C cables, even really good thunderbolt-capable data cables.). I tried this Seenda one instead, and glad i did. Quality of the touchpad surface was way smoother and nicer than the ProtoArc, too. It's a little smaller (the only downside) but it;s also slimmer. I considered the ProtoArc Plus but it has a battery (which seems a point of failure to me) and i heard the wireless is spotty with that one. Plus, I reached out to the company and they didn't seem to guarantee me that even the T1 Plus (wireless model) could work with any USB-C cable. This one does, and even if it's smaller, I'm very happy with this Seenda trackpad.

I recently set up a new desk and homework space for my daughter and I ordered this because she is used to using trackpads and touchscreens and she wanted to have the option to use one at a desk as well as a mouse. This trackpad does exactly what we wanted.First of all it feels very nice, like a high quality trackpad from a high end laptop. The top is glass and running a finger over it feels really smooth and nice. I ordered the purple one because my daughter likes purple. It’s a very light shade of purple, it might be more accurate to describe it as mauve, but it still looks nice and is more distinctive than regular black or white computer accessories. My daughter likes it a lot so I now need to search for a keyboard that matches that color. It comes with a white braided USB-C cable. It seems like a nice quality cable and it might have been nice if they had color matched the cable to the trackpad but it’s not too bad.I tested this on several computers. I tested it on a couple of Windows 11 PC’s. My windows laptop worked immediately not issues at all, tapping and multi-finger gestures all worked as expected. My windows desktop had more issues. Initially while the pointer moved I couldn't click or use multi-finger gestures. I tried checking the System Settings and everything seemed to be turned on. I thought it might be driver issues but when I returned later to try again it all worked without any changes. I’m not sure why, perhaps Windows was downloading and installing drivers in the background and when I returned later it was setup. Like I say it worked on my laptop immediately and that already had trackpad drivers. I also set it up on a chromebook and it worked first time with no issues.It does say it wont work on a Mac so I had to check. MacOS identifies it as a keyboard and tries to configure it as one by asking the user to press certain keys. As they say in the description this wont work on a Mac.If you are looking for a good nice looking touchpad this one will do nicely

I really like this I purchased it for myself now I put the mouse away 🙂❤️💯

I'll start with the pros:1. This trackpad has a really sleek-looking design with a nice light purple color. (I would keep it just for this reason alone, but...)2. It has a solid build but is still lightweight enough to travel with.3. It connected so seamlessly with my Pixel Slate tablet even though it says Windows compatibility.4. This trackpad has great scrolling capability - really smooth and great speed!Now for the cons:1. Sensitivity is inconsistent across the trackpad and as someone mentioned, it has "'dead zones' where it will not read your finger and thus will produce skips and jumps in mouse movement."2. The cursor will most often have a mind of its own and go where I don't intend for it to go. For example, if I want to x out of a tab, it will either go too far from the x or it will take too long to even get to the x. It's as if the cursor makes tiny misjudgments in direction and moves either slightly above, below, or to the side of where I actually aim the cursor.3. Also, if I want to highlight text for instance, it will randomly stop highlighting and I have to try multiple times to catch the whole phrase I want to copy.4. The light tap feature is also inconsistent. I just end up pressing really firmly on the click button which is annoying, especially for me. By nature, I automatically have a gentle touch, so even when I do intend to click down, it won't sense my touch.Overall the style is beautiful, the size is convenient even for travel, and the connectivity is fast and seamless. But the overall functionality is really lacking, and without functionality, you have a very expensive purple glass coaster. I am returning this.

I purchased this for my wife for her computer she loves it, I think one should be made for rose gold and grey I bought one for myself aswell a black touch pad for my own computer and thank u we will purchase more things from u in the future

Great mouse. I use it with a split keyboard when I travel. Slides into case of voyager nicely. Also great as aid when showing someone design models. Everyone knows phone controls so it's nice to offer that on models.

I’ve been trying out this touchpad for several weeks, as part of my office daily driver. If you like touchpads, you’ll love it. If you’re not enamored with them, then this likely won't add much to your experience. I occasionally use it but there’s not a lot of use cases where it exceeds the capabilities of a good mouse. However, there are drawing and/or travel situations where a larger touch pad does help navigate your desktop better than the small touchpad on a laptop. Wither that makes sense, over a portable mouse, etc.. will depend on your situation and usage requirements. What I can say is that the size of this external touchpad offers a level of precision and responsiveness that stands out compared to most smaller standard laptop trackpads, so if you’re looking for more touchpad real estate, this could be your solution.Design and Build Quality: The touchpad has a premium quality, thanks to its metallic base and tempered glass surface. Not super premium, but definitely meets or exceeds expectations. The sleek design not only looks great on my desk, but the anti-slip pads ensure it stays put during use, and I’ve had occasion to use it on the go with good results. It measures a generous 6.3 inches with a 5.4x4-inch active touch area, offering plenty of space for smooth navigation, and more than twice that of my laptop. At just 0.16 inches thick, it’s slimmer than some competing trackpads, and looks modern and minimalist.Performance: The touchpad is plug and play with a simple USB-C connection. Multi-touch gestures like pinch-to-zoom, two-finger scrolling, and three- and four-finger swipes are all smooth and accurate. I particularly appreciated how well it handles small, precise movements, which felt much easier with a touch pad of this size. However, I would note that there have been a couple occasions when it became unresponsive, but I expect this is more a function of my work laptop which is running multiple USB peripherals as well as six monitors, some of which are using the USB hubs, and are likely occasionally causing issues. I tested it on my home computer and had not such issues.Physical features; The inclusion of physical left and right buttons is appreciated - It makes selecting text selection and file dragging much easier. Might not seem like a big deal, but his feature really helps with productivity compared to other trackpads that rely solely on touch gestures to accomplish the same tasks.User Experience: the extra realestate really makes a difference, and the tempered glass surface allows my fingers to glide smoothly. The left and right physical buttons also have a tactile feedback, which again improves the overal experience and productivity. The gestures also feel relatively smooth and natural, with zooming or switching between tasks consistent and fluid. However, as I alluded before, productivity is still much better with a good mouse (preferably ergonomic), especially on a multi monitor setup. So while this works really well, I don’t believe its a replacement for a mouse, but does have it’s uses depending on your setup and needs.SpecificationsSurface: Tempered glass with metallic baseDimensions: 6.3 inches diagonal with 5.4x4-inch active touch areaConnection: USB-C plug-and-playCompatibility: Windows 10 and 11 (Note: Not compatible with Apple devices)Multi-touch: Supports up to four-finger gesturesDrawbacks - While the touchpad is excellent overall, I did notice that very fine movements can sometimes be slightly overshot. However, adjusting the sensitivity settings in Windows helped alleviate this minor issue. It’s more a function of getting used to the device and dialing in the settings, the an issue with the device. However, on the subject, it is a ‘wired’ touchpad, meaning you have to deal with the wire which tends to complicate the logistics a bit, especially if using it on the go. If that’s your use scenario, you might want to consider a wireless touchpad.Pros:Close to premium design with tempered glass and metallic baseSmooth, responsive multi-touch gesturesLarge surface real estate for comfortable touchpad navigationPlug-and-play with no drivers neededPhysical buttons for left and right clicks with tactile feedbackCons:Minor difficulty with very fine movementsWired connection limits placement options, and can detract from the convenience especially on the go.Final Thoughts: Overall, it’s a well-designed, responsive, and reliable ‘wired’ trackpad that can enhance your workspace if you need a touchpad, as opposed, or to supplement your mouse. It has a close to premium feel and build, albeit wired, but works really well and supports multi-touch gestures. If you like using a touchpad and are looking for more real estate this is an excellent option, but you will have to deal with a cord.

The first time I got this trackpad I thought I had received a defective unit. The sellers were kind and sent me a replacement unit. It turns out this product is just plain terrible. Sensitivity is inconsistent across the trackpad and has "dead zones" where it will not read your finger and thus will produce skips and jumps in mouse movement. The sensitivity is mapped weird such that it will produce tiny motions in slightly incorrect directions. I will end up missing the button I want to press and it will take me a few extra seconds to close into the thing I want to click. As my finger motions become slower in order to hone into the thing I want to click, the cursor will start to vibrate around (which is indicative of sparse motion sensing). The "light tap" click is also so inconsistent that I will find myself trying 6-8 times to double tap something.The contrast between this trackpad and my laptop's built in is night and day. Dell's XPS trackpad is precise and intuitive. You never miss a click or swipe past where you want to go. I bought this for my docking station where I have my laptop elevated on a stand and can't access the built in trackpad, but this product is hardly usable.

I find myself using the mouse and this touchpad for different purposes throughout the day. While working form home there are times where I'm scrolling and the wheel on the mouse is jumpy but using the touchpad is easy to go down little by little in the document to read. Other times when I need to quickly copy and paste or highlight or select large areas I'll grab the mouse. The touchpad does plug in to usb on your computer and is quickly found and drivers loaded. The surface is smooth and has no real texture to drag on your finger. The button is easy to press and has a solid thump to it and isn't soft and makes you question if it was pressed. Multi touch works as specified but I do have to keep the manual around because changing from mac to pc, I don't remember the differences between them.

I fractured my elbow and this works great. The sensitivity to move around my work is awesome. I’m going to use this even when I’m better. Works way better than what you find on a laptop. If I need to I can still use the mouse also

While I am returning this white one (5.4x4) for a larger black (6.4x5) version I must say this has completely changed the way I scroll. I LOVE IT. I'd never thought about getting a trackpad until I saw some guy effortlessly using one on TikTok and man... is it effortless. I can never go back to a mouse.

I've been using a touch pad for years. The previous one is nearly identical to this one. I liked that one but the surface coating was beginning to fail. I plugged this one in and only the cursor speed was a bit different. Adjusted that and everything else seems to be the same and is working. The glass surface has less resistance to movement. It took 5 minutes to get used to that. I like it so far.