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The old thinkpads (sandy, ivy) have great touchpads. Not for gestures or advanced features, but just for moving the cursor predictably, edge scrolling, and disc
by bubblethink 5y ago
The old thinkpads (sandy, ivy) have great touchpads. Not for gestures or advanced features, but just for moving the cursor predictably, edge scrolling, and discrete buttons on the top and bottom.
- Delk 5y agoI had an X230 for work back in the day, and I seriously disliked its trackpad. It was really small, and using the physical click on the trackpad itself felt rather cumbersome because the force required for a click seemed to be quite inconsistent for different parts of the trackpad. (The physical buttons are nice, but for a primary click I usually find it faster to click with the trackpad itself.) I honestly prefer the feel of the trackpad on the X240 (despite the lack of proper physical buttons) that I still have for personal use.