But there's that price tag. At $130 it's not quite an impulse buy, although its a bit easier to stomach as a $50 upgrade option when buying a new iMac. If you currently use the Magic Trackpad on a daily basis, you're probably better served to keep doing so-unless you really can't stand dealing with...

Attractive, minimalist design; Larger active surface area than the previous model; Quick setup; Supports Force Click and multitouch gestures; Internal rechargeable battery; Includes Lightning charging cable

Expensive; Requires El Capitan and Bluetooth 4.0 to work

Bought one as a gift for my wife who had been using her 20-year old Apple Keyboard and mouse. I suggested that she try my Apple extended keyboard and Magic Trackpad (1) hat I had been using for a while. Needless to say, she loved them &now she has the BT versions of both. Sh loves them even more!

Bought for my son in college. He loves it.

This is a fine computer for what I do on a home computer. Choosing an optional mouse, which I replaced with my trackball, delayed delivery of the product and the delay time was not accurate on the ordering page.

That's right. Put away the mouse! Forget about "ergonomic comfort". The Trackpad is just so easy to use! I backed my mouse into a corner of my desk, and only let it out once in a while.

Just google "magic trackpad haptic feedback failed" and you'll see loads of entries complaining about the haptic feedback failing on these trackpads. This is the feeling of the physical click when the pad is pressed. My unit has failed after 8 months. The battery life has suffered too.

I started using the Trackpad a short time ago and I really love it. The gestures went straight into my muscle memory and the battery seems to last forever. The package contains everything needed and pairing is simply done by connecting the Trackpad via USB shortly.

Apple never seem to disappoint. Lots of new features, it last forever before you have to re-charge! definitely recommend for anyone with an iMac/ Mac mini. 10/10

Apple state it works on all iMacs it doesn't because u can't get the updates u need to set it up

Brought to use with my new iMac. Unfortunately I haven't had to use it as I do prefer to use a mouse. I did use one like this at a family members, thought it was a good idea. I think if you use a laptop you will use this with ease. As the pad is the same. Not laptop literate.