I'm not sure about force touch, but my windows running Lenovo x230's touch pad is very good. Just a little different from the apple ones I use but really quite

I'm not sure about force touch, but my windows running Lenovo x230's touch pad is very good. Just a little different from the apple ones I use but really quite usable. Trouble with PCs is you're comparing Apple kit with anything from cheap consumer gear by Asus, Dell, and HP with hilarious results. Whilst they're all running similar chipsets the materials used are all very different. If fact do any laptops have the glassy feel of Mac trackpads? I know if I were going from my Lenovo and using a Mac, I'd have very negative feelings about the Mac, until I had three months continuous usage under my belt.