Samsung Laptop Enable Multi Touch Scroll On Touchpad

I used SSD disk for 15.6 Pavilion 15-cs3073cl Multi-Touch Laptop .

This has been a great upgrade from my previous trackballs. It feels great to the touch and especially the twist ball to scroll feature. Looks great on the desk and looks strong. Even without the specialized software it worked right out of the box.

I bought this case for my new iPad and I'm very happy with it. It almost makes my iPad seem like a laptop. I purchased this particular case because I wanted to use the touchpad. So far, everything works fine. It would be nice if the included instructions would show how to best use the case as a stand. I would certainly recommend this product over many of those on the market.

I have used multiple keyboard for this and other iPads. This is by far the best and helps close the gap between the iPad and my Mac laptop, given the touchpad functionality.

I've had a laptop for years and recently started having issues with some of my fingers getting stiff from using the laptop's touchpad so much. I'm a photographer and I spend a lot of time clicking around so I decided to try using a mouse to see if that would help and it has! This mouse is functional and I love the design on it as well.

Bought it to enable multi-wan setup for my home for times when my ISP goes down. Works perfectly. I have a laptop with hotspot sharing out as a failover WAN. This sits between ISP and my mesh whole house wifi. Was simple to setup via wizard and works great. Be sure to update the OS as your first step to install and config!

5 stars! Stable and very easy to adjust level with slider on.

Bought a new 75" Samsung TV and the Sky Glass package so wanted to enable the full cinema experience. I already have several Sonos speakers so this integrated seamlessly into my Sonos System. It is large and offers powerful and rich sound, it was simple to set up and has performed wonderfully since I've had it. Used the dedicated Sanus bracket to install under my TV which works really well.

As a long-time laptop user, I initially purchased Apple's Magic Trackpad 2 for my new computer. It didn't live up to my expectations, so I ended up getting a mouse instead—deciding on this vertical one. It took a day or two for me to adjust to its design, but it really is comfortable. I was able to map the additional buttons using the Logi app, so when I hold down one of the side buttons, I can swipe between full-screen apps, and the other button allows me to scroll up and down fluidly. Pros: super comfortable design, mappable buttons, price Cons: device switcher is on the bottom of the mouse, scroll wheel is not fluid

I recently bought this mouse to go with my new Surface Laptop 4. It did not take much to adjust from the old school mouse design, and in many ways improves over those old designs. It simply feels more ergonomic, with the arched design. It still accomplishes what a mouse should. I have always disliked scroll wheels, and yet, require the ability to scroll both vertically and horizontally, which is incorporated in scroll-wheel less fashion. It glides seamlessly on my desk (other surfaces, too!) when moving the mouse around. It really feels no different than other mice, and is very precise. I have no issues. The only flaw I have found so far is turning it on and off. This is not the mouse's fault, though, as I often forget to collapse the mouse. It's unusual to power it this way, so often I leave it in its arched position. I was wondering if this would affect battery life, but mine has yet to drain them. All in all, it's a very good product, that I would recommend to others.