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I agree - trackpad is way too big on the 2016+ models and misclicks happen now that didn't happen with the 2013 class of MBPs. I am not simply turning off tap
by r00fus 5y ago
I agree - trackpad is way too big on the 2016+ models and misclicks happen now that didn't happen with the 2013 class of MBPs.
I am not simply turning off tap to click - a large trackpad makes clicking even harder.
I've found that using even a basic BT mouse is so much more productive than the built-in or external trackpad (need to disable trackpad when mouse is connected unless you use an external keyboard as well).
- thebean11 5y ago> a large trackpad makes clicking even harder How?
- Bud 5y agoThis sounds like someone who has never actually used a recent Apple trackpad and who is making things up. It's simply false that a large trackpad makes clicking harder. There's no physical hinge anymore.
- npage97 5y agoNot to mention that the clicking firmness is programmable: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204352 https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204352
- r00fus 5y agoIt's not a function of the trackpad, but the ergonomics of having to click which I am not finding comfortable. I have a MBP 2019 15", MBP 2020 16", and MBA M1. I'd love to see the M1 trackpad on a 16" device.
- auggierose 5y agoI think you have been fooled by how clicking on a MacBook trackpad works these days... It's definitely not getting harder to click the larger it is, BECAUSE NO PHYSICAL CLICK IS HAPPENING.