Got one 2 weeks ago.The touchpad 'click' seems FAR stiffer than most machines. Anyone agree, or only my experience/machine? Thx.
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It could be that you're hitting the sides rather than the center; since the bottom side serve a as left-right click buttons in a mouse, you generally have to click towards the center of touchpad. I've experienced what you say, but I figured it out by trial and error.
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I agree! I have started using the tap feature of the touchpad (two fingers for right click). I works OK for most things once you get used to it but for quick response in a game, I have to connect an external mouse (trackball in my case).
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Yes, is FAR stiffer than most machines. I used to use the touchpad 'click', but now i use a mouse with this laptop or the touchscreen in some cases
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I've had mine since last Christmas and it seems fine to me. I don't use it much as I have opted to a small wireless internet mouse which allows me to page forward or back with a rocker on the side of it.
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Yes and yes. I was using the expert mouse before, which has very little resistance on the buttons. Now that I've adjusted to this one, I find the lack of resistance unsettling when I try to use the old one.
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I can only say that mine responds to very light touches. You can try plugging into a different usb port and let it reload the drivers, but I have not found any settings for touch sensitivity. You may want to talk to their customer service and get it replaced. Sorry I can't help more.
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I use a firm mouse-pad. I haven't tried using a cloth mouse-pad, do I cannot confirm the performance there. The mouse works well over-all with the only adjustment being that the right click doesn't make a tactile click when pressed. Something to consider.
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The touchpad works as a clickpad. To left click you can either tap the touchpad, or you can press down and click the entire touch surface to perform a left click.I havn't had a chance to actually confirm this (I'll do so tomorrow when I have a chance) but the intuitive thing that I'm very sure I've done in the past in order to right click is to either tap or click in the in the lower right corner of the touchpad. The touchpad is very responsive and responds very well to either clicks or gestures. It's on par with the best laptop touchpads I've used.
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I wish I could. I think the Seller should have some Link or info to. I know I wanted to Lock the Touch Pad since I was using Keyboard so the document would not Errouniously move on me. But, I just worked around it and put a cut out from a file folder over it taped where It would not feel the sensitivity of my hands hitting the Touch Pad. If I need the Touch Pad, I just fold it back. Hope You get something from the Vendor on this. Good Information to have and I agree it should be somewhere.ScoTT
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If by accurate you mean "responds to being clicked", I've never had problems. I click, and the action happens. It takes a little bit more force to click than many other mice, though, so it may get annoying if you need the wheel to be easy to press. As for scrolling, there's a tactile little "tick" while scrolling. I.E. it feels bumpy when scrolling, much like many other mice.
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I have not encountered the problem of the touchpad, Can you elaborate point?Move the mouse or gesture is not responding?would you ever connected to the official website updated driver?after my operating system installation finished, the machine automatically connected with the official website of a major update, I do not know whether I can help you.
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Leeann, Had & used a touchpad for several months and never had the freezing situation. Instead, after using the T650 for a long time, it became MORE & MORE sensitive (i.e. a very light touch would select whatever the cursor was pointing at). Suspect a hardware failure. I reported my prb to Logitech support and after a couple weeks trying their suggestions, they finally agreed it was product defect and said they would replace it. HOWEVER, when they saw that I had purchased it from Amazon (via an Amazon Marketplace Seller) they said it was NOT covered by the warranty and thus they would not replace it (and Amazon didn't stand behind the seller or me). Fortunately, I had reported the prb to the seller along with Logitech's email the unit was defective and the seller ( Outlet Digital) and they agreed to a refund (not a cash refund but an Amazon gift card) - the touchpad was 7 months old.
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The buttons are streamlined into the mouse pad. If you click the lower left and right corners of the mouse pad, you will feel the click. You can always just tap the trackpad area too. Hope this helps!
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I would say it is about as stiff as the two side buttons, maybe a slight bit harder to press, but very similar. It is not difficult to press down, but I also do not find myself accidentally clicking it either. I use it 9+ hours a day, as I purchased it for work and have not had any issues with any of the buttons.
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Touchpad is nice in itself but there are some problems you may run into. When typing, I have accidentally hit the trackpad many times and it stopped me from typing. Also, scrolling with two fingers is very clunky, and you are restricted to a scroll area on the side of the touchpad. I have none of these problems any more because I use a mouse. The power cord is fine, long.
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Takes a bit of getting use to, the touch pad and left/right click buttons are all one....other then getting use to it, there was no problem. I generally attach a wireless mouse and use it on my laptop anyway.
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Since I am a confirmed mouser, I do not use the touchpad. M. Goldman is correct the touchpad is touchy. I find it helps to disable the touchpad by holding down the Fn key and hitting the F7 to disable the touchpad. If not I find myself sometimes hitting the touchpad when I hit the space bar. This can cause some confusion until you realize what is going on.
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Hi Miles,The keys on the Prime are hard like the 49g+ (I have both). The key presses are not quite as stiff on the Prime, but it is still a satisfying click. Hope that helps, Aaron
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It has very clicky feelings. But that does not bother me. It is very low level and feel kind of steps.You can set the number of lines scrolled by each step. However consider buying insurance if you buy thismouse. Simple web search will show you (including me) that mouse fails after 8/9 months. Specially the left/right buttons.Logitech customer service never responds to anything.
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I think you may have a problem with the touchpad. Mine works fine right out of the box. You shouldn't have to do anything to make it work.