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Question: Does this Logitech work with the new Yosemite operating system?
Document: We switched to this Logitech Trackpad from the Apple Magic Mouse to take more advantage of the multi-tasking features of MAC OS X and it works great! The design feels premium and I have not had any issues with functionality. It is much easier to navigate the operating system with this trackpad. It is rechargeable so you do not have to worry about buying and swapping out batteries every month or two.Pros:Sleek DesignFunctions perfectly with the OS and built-in multi-tasking gestures.
I like it for ease of use. It meet all my expectations of what I thought it should do. I had one years ago on my windows system and have been waiting for one to work with mac a a reasonable price.
I've mapped a three-finger hardware click to a middle click, which opens links in a new tab in browsers. That didn't work on this trackpad, but it works fine with a Magic Trackpad.Lastly, and this is a matter of preference, but I found the feel of the click to be so soft that I often couldn't tell when I was clicking.
I liked it at first, it seemed to hook up to my iMac just fine. But I tried to hook it up to my older iMac (in my kid's room) and we would've had to download all new software to make it work. So, fine, brought it back to my own iMac, and the bluetooth finds the device, but it wouldn't connect. Kept giving me an error when I tried to hook back up to it.
Logitech did an outstanding job with the new trackpad for mac. Not only does it has the same functionality as the original apple trackpad, but now it is even better with the ability to recharge.
This is an outstanding pad to be used with the macbook system. It is very sensitive responding to commands with only a slight delay in execution. Using fast commands will take a learning curve as the unit is so sensitive to the finger placement and pressure. I would recommend this unit in a heart beat, congrats Logitech.
Needless to say I sifted through reviews and decided to toss all the bad reviews to the side, don't listen to them. Install the drivers/software from the Logitech website (listed on the back of the device) then pair the device with your computer. Using the options in System Preferences you can configure the trackpad to act identical to your MacBook trackpad or regular Apple Trackpad. The device is extremely responsive and I have yet to find a flaw in this product.
The design is sleek and matches my other mac gear nicely. You have to on Logitech's website to download software to install the trackpad. Be sure you have nothing else going on, you'll have to restart the computer. Once everything is installed you can change the functions and speed, but only in the Logitech Preference Manager. You cannot change the functions in the trackpad section of system preferences. I found the speed to be a little clunky, meaning when I dragged the mouse across the screen it stuttered.
I use their Harmony remote with my home entertainment system as well and it is awesome.
I use it with my Macbook Air hooked up to a wireless keyboard and larger monitor (with the Macbook in clamshell mode). The trackpad has a very high quality feel to it and works with my system flawlessly.
Answer: Yes it does. Recognizes standard gestures. I don't know too many custom ones, so it works quite well for me.