> Apple’s implementation on the Magic Trackpad, for example, is incredibly effective. +1. I held off on a new MacBook for years, stubbornly clinging to a 2014

> Apple’s implementation on the Magic Trackpad, for example, is incredibly effective. +1. I held off on a new MacBook for years, stubbornly clinging to a 2014 model on the expectation that an imitation click can't possibly be as good as a physical one. But it's been entirely seamless, and if anything, a slight improvement, with consistent (and adjustable) response across the entire surface, and the perceptible misfire rate is zero. I look forward to the day when iOS device haptic response is that good; it's certainly not there yet. :)