• deleted@lemmy.world
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        1 year ago

        So you can judge whether it’s good or bad.

        You don’t need to. But it’s not a good thing to have an opinion about something you didn’t even try.

        You can tell it’s expensive by checking the price but you cannot describe how it feels without testing it.

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      1 year ago

      Honestly it’s still pretty bad. I can’t stand touch pads. Even the good ones are janky. For what is worth, the touch pad on my legion 7 is about as good as a Mac. It’s also smaller which I like. The macbook touch pad is so big it reacts to my palm while typing constantly.

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      1 year ago

      That would mean using apple products, I’ll pass. I won’t support that kind of closed overpriced enviroment.

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        1 year ago

        You don’t need to buy one to try it. Pass by any apple store and try it.

        I have never owned a Mac. But I’d admit that Macs have the best trackpads.

        I tried Asus, Msi, Dell, Hp, and Lenovo. Nothing come even close.