Re the force - it's the settings 93.2%, and the nub preference 6.8%. Different height shape and grip of different nubs work for different people. Otherwise agr

Re the force - it's the settings 93.2%, and the nub preference 6.8%. Different height shape and grip of different nubs work for different people. Otherwise agreed. I find track pads Incredibly wasteful - we've continually canibalizing the keyboard for sake of larger track pad. I bit the bullet and splurged on t25 (with traditional keyboard including home row)about 5 years ago,and it remains my daily driver. Especially the smaller you go, including what used to be net books (12" and smaller) - track point is exactly as effective at all scales, whereas track pad and keyboard compromises become worse and worse. P.s. For some reason even though I'm a rightey,I use track point with my left hand which lets me switch it up a bit and makes for less of a stretch. Using track point for me is effective efficient and completely automatic. Track pads, still a struggle, whether I'm using it myself or watching somebody else scroll scroll scroll :-/