> None of the non-Macbook trackpads are great. That's a myth. It's just macOS that has well-integrated touchpad gesture support across the whole UI stack, unli

> None of the non-Macbook trackpads are great. That's a myth. It's just macOS that has well-integrated touchpad gesture support across the whole UI stack, unlike any other OS so far. The only real thing Apple touchpads differ from others in hardware is pressure sensing and haptic feedback, but unless you really need silent clicking I'd say it's just a gimmick (I own a Magic Trackpad 2 precisely because of silent haptic feedback feature). That said, Pinebook Pro's touchpad actually is very bad.