Does this work with a mackbook pro laptop? If so does it feature the same gestures that the laptop's trackpad have? Thanks!
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i read somewhere online that this is not a true multi-touch trackpad, meaning it takes your multi-touch gestures and convert them to appropriate Windows keyboard shortcuts.If I remember correctly, this was based on reports that multi-touch gestures do not work on some linux distro (e.g. Ubuntu, Mint, etc.)You can go to MS store and try their display model to see if it works on your mac or ask the Dell.I personally recommend a mouse if you are using it on laptop. I bought it for my desktop but a good mouse has much better/faster control and so this thing went back in the box. i read somewhere online that this is not a true multi-touch trackpad, meaning it takes your multi-touch gestures and convert them to appropriate Windows keyboard shortcuts.If I remember correctly, this was based on reports that multi-touch gestures do not work on some linux distro (e.g. Ubuntu, Mint, etc.)You can go to MS store and try their display model to see if it works on your mac or ask the Dell.I personally recommend a mouse if you are using it on laptop. I bought it for my desktop but a good mouse has much better/faster control and so this thing... » Read More i read somewhere online that this is not a true multi-touch trackpad, meaning it takes your multi-touch gestures and convert them to appropriate Windows keyboard shortcuts.If I remember correctly, this was based on reports that multi-touch gestures do not work on some linux distro (e.g. Ubuntu, Mint, etc.)You can go to MS store and try their display model to see if it works on your mac or ask the Dell.I personally recommend a mouse if you are using it on laptop. I bought it for my desktop but a good mouse has much better/faster control and so this thing went back in the box. « Show Less
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I don't know if it's works on a MacBook Pro. What I can tell you is that it doesn't compare to the apple track pad. This one sucks I retured itz
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Just plugged it in to try. Scrolling, left-click and right-click zone work. Other multifinger gestures (define, mission control, next/prev desktop, zoom) do not. I even opened USB Overdrive and it doesn't recognize the gestures as events coming from the trackpad. So, it works, but is missing most gestures.
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Unfortunately it does NOT work with Mac. Just with pc's. If you want a track pad for Mac, you have to buy one specifically for Mac.PS- I agree with Jesus L. It sucks.
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It should, on the box it says it works with Mac OSX 10.6 or higher, and gestures work on Win7 Ult. They should work on Mac.
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This device works with any device that can accept a mouse input and has Bluetooth compatibility. I do not believe the original macbook had that technology.
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Touch pad scrolling is enabled, and supports the standard windows 8 gestures like two finger scrolling and pinch-to-zoom, etc. A lot of others are supported but can't remember off the top of my head. Samsung has published new drivers for the touchpad as well as most other hardware on the computer since the posting of the majority of these reviews.
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I have a MacBook Air but since the keyboard connects via Bluetooth, I believe it works with Windows. Indeed, it is larger as the fold is required to have the number pad. Doesn't fall quite as readily to hand as a regular keyboard, but I use the Matias for travel; at home I have a regular wired one.
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Hi We have tested the item with Mac OS X, and it is working. For the other feature, the device also support 2 finger scrolling and zoom in/out feature.
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I haven't had a single problem since i got it about 2 months ago. it's definitely not the best touchpad in the world and it doesn't really compare to a macbook pro touchpad but it works.
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It's the real deal. It's not that cheap, it's the right price :-) It works with any device that has bluetooth, so yes technically both macbook pro and ipad. It even works with my Playstation 3. Hope this helps.
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Just normal, as any other trackpad I've used. It is just bigger than what I'm used too. And the left and right clicks are hidden below the trackpad. And the software for it, works perfectly for Windows 8, with all the gestures and stuff.
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I forgot to attach this link with my answer!http://www.labnol.org/software/apple-magic-trackpad-with-windows/
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Yes, it works flawlessly, I just got it, and it is perfectly compatible with Mac OS X 10.9.1, (Mac Mini, Apple Macbook Air, newest version. It scrolls extremely fast, equivalent to the Track Pad by Apple, and is incredibly responsive on one of those old soft mouse pads. This is way better than the M305 for Mac's.
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I think you mean the Magic Trackpad (Multi-Touch trackpad) by Apple.?!I tried it on my laptops trackpad and it worked but it was very jumpy and I think it would drive you crazy, it's meant to be used with your fingers and also why would you want to use it on there when the Apple trackpad is really for multiple fingers to do multiple gestures.So, if i were you I would not use it on the Apple Magic Trackpad - but I would use it on any iPad, iPod, or cellphone - (anything with glass as the "touch" surface :)
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I have a few months with it and have had not a problem with the trackpad... Its a great macbook, I'm really impressed with the speed.
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It's a Bluetooth mouse, so it's subject to your Macbook's system specs. If it has Bluetooth, it will work. Otherwise, you'll have to get a Bluetooth dongle that's compatible with your laptop for it to work.
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Purchased it a few hours ago. Using it right now on my Win 7 laptop. Had to buy a Bluetooth dongle though. When first pairing and connecting, the experience was "meh.." however I downloaded the windows drivers and an application called "magic Trackpad Control Panel" and suddenly the Trackpad became a little monster. I'm loving the new experience so far (although it took me a while to understand how to drag windows/select text, etc -you double tap but leave your finger in contact with the trackpad on the second tap and then move it around) You can find more info regarding the drivers and app here: http://www.addictivetips.com/windows-tips/apple-magic-trackpad-control-panel-adds-trackpad-properties-in-windows-7/ Purchased it a few hours ago. Using it right now on my Win 7 laptop. Had to buy a Bluetooth dongle though. When first pairing and connecting, the experience was "meh.." however I downloaded the windows drivers and an application called "magic Trackpad Control Panel" and suddenly the Trackpad became a little monster. I'm loving the new experience so far (although it took me a while to understand how to drag windows/select text, etc -you double tap but leave your finger in contact with the trackpad on the second tap and then move it around) You can find more info regarding... » Read More Purchased it a few hours ago. Using it right now on my Win 7 laptop. Had to buy a Bluetooth dongle though. When first pairing and connecting, the experience was "meh.." however I downloaded the windows drivers and an application called "magic Trackpad Control Panel" and suddenly the Trackpad became a little monster. I'm loving the new experience so far (although it took me a while to understand how to drag windows/select text, etc -you double tap but leave your finger in contact with the trackpad on the second tap and then move it around) You can find more info regarding the drivers and app here: http://www.addictivetips.com/windows-tips/apple-magic-trackpad-control-panel-adds-trackpad-properties-in-windows-7/ « Show Less
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it works as any USB mouse with left/right click buttons and scroll wheel would work on a Mac. It does not do gestures like a magic mouse or pad would do. I really like the ergonomics of this mouse compared to other USB mice.
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It's not perceived as a touch device by windows (yep, no win 7 touch features) or Mac OS so you are limited to the wacom driver which acts as a interpreter for the gestures and then sends, not touch inputs but keystrokes that trigger the proper action in a given program yet you can't program your own gestures nor program what each gesture does so you are dependent on wacom to support the programs you need. And the MacBooks trackpad if I not mistaken detects up to 3 fingers gestures while the bamboo only 2.
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Well if you own a MacBook Pro, that has a Magic Trackpad built in. So if you like the trackpad on your MacBook Pro you would like a Magic Trackpad. But I would actually recommend the Magic Mouse. I hope this helped.