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for me, it's because nothing matches MBPs trackpad. I never feel I need a mouse using a MBP, but on both Windows and Linux notebooks, I really need a mouse and
by billconan 9y ago
for me, it's because nothing matches MBPs trackpad. I never feel I need a mouse using a MBP, but on both Windows and Linux notebooks, I really need a mouse and sit down in front of a table to be productive.
- amf12 9y agoI just recently started using Surface Book. The trackpad is as good as my old MBP.
- actsasbuffoon 9y agoIs it better on the Surface Book than a regular Surface with a touch cover? Because I have the latter, and it is not even in the same ballpark. I just plug a mouse in when I use my Surface.
- zeusk 9y agoYup, much better (if you're talking of type cover) and light years ahead if you really are talking about touch cover. Surface Covers had a lot of restrictions in terms of size, power and complexity.
- amf12 9y agoYeah, I agree with zeusk. If you are talking about this: https://goo.gl/hw22Hr https://goo.gl/hw22Hr , then Surface Book trackpad is much, much better.
- Scooty 9y agoThis is a big deal for me. I hated trackpads before I got this MBP. I was using a Thinkpad before and I thought it had a pretty nice touchpad compared to other laptops I had used. After a few months, I can't use the Thinkpad's touchpad because it's so much worse (movement and gestures).
- mrguyorama 9y agoI significantly dislike not having actual trackpad buttons. Using a macbook trackpad for an entire workday makes my fingers feel very strange