Can i operate the trackpad while charging? can i use the charger to basically turn the trackpad to a 'wired' trackpad, connected to my imac?
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Normal use is to have the trackpad (or keyboard) in the charger at all times, so you never have to consciously charge the battery -- it just stays charged all the time. It's not a "wired" trackpad, in that you can't "unplug it" to turn it off, but essentially it's "insert and never worry about batteries".
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The battery is glued in, so if you try to remove it, you can damage/destroy it and the trackpad. These new Macbooks aren't as freely customizable as some Windows counterparts, so be sure you get the model with the specs you want. If the battery is a deal breaker, than there isn't a Macbook Retina alternative option that fits your desire. Hope this helps!
2276885
The inductive charger is inside the circular end on the left side of the base. The battery pack sticks out about half an inch, and charges whenever the keyboard/trackpad is all the way to the left on the base unit. There should be no problems with any (reasonable) desk construction material.
2034763
If I understand what you are asking....I use this cable to charge and load data to the touchpad. You have to have this particular one for the Touchpad. Others will not work. I hope that helped.
2026569
Not sure as I have still been leaving this trackpad tied to the USB port on my Mac. Sorry.
882765
Yes you can put it to charge an I Pad but will take a while. The light on low power lasts for days. I have used it on low setting four times over night to provide me light in hotel rooms over my infant when traveling. I have charged my cell phone during meetings all you need is your USB cord to connect. The same should apply for the I-Pad. Take care. Steve
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Yes, you can.This is exactly the same as connecting it to any other power source using a usb cable: for example, if you connected the iPad to the charging block plugged into an electrical outlet. You could continue your use of the iPad without interruption in either case.
451001
Yes, you can charge the keyboard. It doesn't take long at all. The good thing is you don't have to charge every day.
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Sorry, I don't know about an Apple Trackpad. The stylus is not electronic at all. It just has a nice soft tip that works on my GPS and touchscreen computer. if the Trackpad responds to pressure, I would think this would work. Good luck!
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Track pack is not the best, especially if you are used to Mac's superior track pad but its doable. Just use it with light touch, heavy force tends to make it jumpy. I just light touch and slight tab instead of pressing down seem to resolve the jumpiness issue.
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You charge your Ipad the way you normally do with the chord it came with. You charge the keyboard with a cord that comes with it. Make sure you turn the keyboard off when you're not using it, so as not to run it down.
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The sensor does not come with a charger, nor need to charge it, in fact there's no way you could change the battery. I read on apple.com that once it does stop working you need to replace it with a new sensor. I know, it kind of sucks but that's the way it is. Hope you find the info useful
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Yes. I have the black one and it works fine with my optical mouse. However, for some reason my wife's iMac mouse seems to drift out when in the center of the pad, but works great along the edges. However, that may be more an issue of low battery. We changed the batteries and haven't had any problems. Hope that helps.
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I'm not sure, I don't have the pad for wireless charging. Sorry man. I don't see why it would be a problem though
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Of couse, isn't the best option but you can do it. I think is better use it with a keyboard and a mouse. Is a great item. I buyed it because the charger pin faults, and the dock charges perfectly.
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No. This pad won't charge anything. The stupid tiny dot is harder to line up than just plugging in a USB cord. I had the prior generation of Power Mat and it was somewhat like expected. You lay the item down and it charges it. This one has a magnetic thing on your device and takes Robin Hood level accuracy to line it up with the marked dot on the pad itself. At which point it makes a really nifty sound to announce it's charging, then a rather depressing sound when the wind from you removing your hand nudges the device the requisite .002mm off target and you are no longer charging. Avoid this device (at least this model with the stupid magnetic dot) at all costs!
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While the charging cable is on the proximity sensor is automatically disabled but you cannot disable it when on wireless mode (i.e. when the charging cable is not plugged). I guess logitech implemented proximity feature this way because leaving the back light on would drain the battery rather quickly.