2.0 out of 5 stars DOES NOT work with IOS/MAC

2026-01-20    -Ridiculous design.

I spent over an hour trying to get this pad to work - luckily I have multiple devices to test with. With PC, it works - really well.With IOS/Mac - NOT. Yes, there is an IOS gesture list in the instructions, but linked to either my Mac Pro 2 or my iPhone, it was useless.Generally it’s a hefty, well designed and crafted product - which is why I’m so upset. Had this really worked with IOS/Mac, I would have another.For PC users, you’re lucky, but I repeat: It does not work with IOS/Mac

5.0 out of 5 stars Awesome Trackpad That Made Me Ditch My Mouse (No Regrets)

2026-01-07    -Juango

I wasn’t even planning to buy a trackpad. I’m more of a mouse guy, always have been. But my wrists been acting up lately and I needed something more ergonomic for long work sessions. Saw the Wired & 2.4G Wireless & Bluetooth Trackpad and figured, eh why not. Turns out... I kinda love this thing.First off, the triple connection modes are super handy. I use it wired when I’m at my desk, then switch to Bluetooth when I’m on the couch with my laptop. The 2.4GHz wireless dongle is also included (thank god, some brands make you buy it separate 🙄), and it works great on my older PC that doesn’t have Bluetooth. Switching between modes is easy, just hold the little button on the side and boom—new device connected.The multi-gesture support is legit. I didn’t think I’d use all the fancy swipes and taps, but now I’m doing three-finger swipes to switch apps like a wizard. Two-finger scroll is smooth, pinch-to-zoom works like a charm, and even the four-finger swipe for notification center is responsive. It’s like having a mini touchscreen under your palm.Build quality is way better than I expected. It’s got a nice matte black finish, doesn’t show fingerprints, and feels solid—not plasticky or cheap. The surface is big enough for gestures but not so huge that it takes up half your desk. It’s also thin and light, so I toss it in my backpack when I travel and it doesn’t add bulk.Battery life? Honestly, I charged it once when I got it and haven’t had to plug it in again. It goes into sleep mode after a few mins of inactivity, but wakes up instantly when you touch it. There’s a little LED that blinks when it’s low, but I haven’t seen it yet so... guess it’s still good lol.Setup was easy. Plugged it in, Windows 11 recognized it instantly, no drivers needed. I did download the optional config software just to tweak a few gestures, but you don’t really need it unless you’re picky.I didn’t expect to like this as much as I do. It’s made my workflow smoother, my wrists happier, and my desk setup cleaner. I even recommended it to my teacher friend who’s always juggling between laptop and tablet—she said it’s a gamechanger for grading and Zoom calls.If you’re on the fence, just get it. It’s one of those gadgets that quietly makes your life better without trying too hard. And it looks cool too 😎

5.0 out of 5 stars Ultimate Input Flexibility—Trackpad, Mouse, and Bluetooth All in One

2026-01-20    -Frank

I recently swapped to the JOMAA multi-mode trackpad mouse to streamline my workflow on both desktop and laptop—and it’s been a game-changer.🖐 True Trackpad with Gesture SupportThe smooth glass-like surface responds well to swipes, pinches, and taps—just like a laptop trackpad. I use two-finger scroll, three-finger swipe for navigation, and four-finger commands for desktop switching. It’s intuitive and improves productivity.🔌 Wired, 2.4 GHz, or Bluetooth—Your ChoiceI keep a USB-C cable handy for power when needed, use 2.4 GHz for uninterrupted responsiveness during gaming, and Bluetooth for setup simplicity when I'm close enough. Switching between modes is seamless and quick.🔋 Built-In Battery & USB-C ChargingThe rechargeable battery lasts through multiple workdays, and USB-C charging is fast and easy. I don’t have to deal with disposable batteries anymore.🖱 Feels Like a Mouse—Smooth & ReliableDespite the trackpad surface, it still acts like a traditional mouse when I need pointer precision for design work.Final VerdictThis device gives me trackpad gestures with solid input options and seamless connectivity. It fits both my office and home setup—perfect for design, browsing, editing, or remote collaboration. Thoughtful, flexible, and effective—just what I needed on my desk.

5.0 out of 5 stars Ultimate Input Flexibility—Trackpad, Mouse, and Bluetooth All in One

2026-01-19    -Frank

I recently swapped to the JOMAA multi-mode trackpad mouse to streamline my workflow on both desktop and laptop—and it’s been a game-changer.🖐 True Trackpad with Gesture SupportThe smooth glass-like surface responds well to swipes, pinches, and taps—just like a laptop trackpad. I use two-finger scroll, three-finger swipe for navigation, and four-finger commands for desktop switching. It’s intuitive and improves productivity.🔌 Wired, 2.4 GHz, or Bluetooth—Your ChoiceI keep a USB-C cable handy for power when needed, use 2.4 GHz for uninterrupted responsiveness during gaming, and Bluetooth for setup simplicity when I'm close enough. Switching between modes is seamless and quick.🔋 Built-In Battery & USB-C ChargingThe rechargeable battery lasts through multiple workdays, and USB-C charging is fast and easy. I don’t have to deal with disposable batteries anymore.🖱 Feels Like a Mouse—Smooth & ReliableDespite the trackpad surface, it still acts like a traditional mouse when I need pointer precision for design work.Final VerdictThis device gives me trackpad gestures with solid input options and seamless connectivity. It fits both my office and home setup—perfect for design, browsing, editing, or remote collaboration. Thoughtful, flexible, and effective—just what I needed on my desk.

5.0 out of 5 stars Awesome Trackpad That Made Me Ditch My Mouse (No Regrets)

2026-01-25    -Juango

I wasn’t even planning to buy a trackpad. I’m more of a mouse guy, always have been. But my wrists been acting up lately and I needed something more ergonomic for long work sessions. Saw the Wired & 2.4G Wireless & Bluetooth Trackpad and figured, eh why not. Turns out... I kinda love this thing.First off, the triple connection modes are super handy. I use it wired when I’m at my desk, then switch to Bluetooth when I’m on the couch with my laptop. The 2.4GHz wireless dongle is also included (thank god, some brands make you buy it separate 🙄), and it works great on my older PC that doesn’t have Bluetooth. Switching between modes is easy, just hold the little button on the side and boom—new device connected.The multi-gesture support is legit. I didn’t think I’d use all the fancy swipes and taps, but now I’m doing three-finger swipes to switch apps like a wizard. Two-finger scroll is smooth, pinch-to-zoom works like a charm, and even the four-finger swipe for notification center is responsive. It’s like having a mini touchscreen under your palm.Build quality is way better than I expected. It’s got a nice matte black finish, doesn’t show fingerprints, and feels solid—not plasticky or cheap. The surface is big enough for gestures but not so huge that it takes up half your desk. It’s also thin and light, so I toss it in my backpack when I travel and it doesn’t add bulk.Battery life? Honestly, I charged it once when I got it and haven’t had to plug it in again. It goes into sleep mode after a few mins of inactivity, but wakes up instantly when you touch it. There’s a little LED that blinks when it’s low, but I haven’t seen it yet so... guess it’s still good lol.Setup was easy. Plugged it in, Windows 11 recognized it instantly, no drivers needed. I did download the optional config software just to tweak a few gestures, but you don’t really need it unless you’re picky.I didn’t expect to like this as much as I do. It’s made my workflow smoother, my wrists happier, and my desk setup cleaner. I even recommended it to my teacher friend who’s always juggling between laptop and tablet—she said it’s a gamechanger for grading and Zoom calls.If you’re on the fence, just get it. It’s one of those gadgets that quietly makes your life better without trying too hard. And it looks cool too 😎

5.0 out of 5 stars Feels good

2026-02-03    -Ray

Well constructed and feels good to use. Has a large surface area to work with and battery lasts long. I like this especially because it is one of the only trackpads with 2.4G support, which makes it feel smooth and responsive compared to bluetooth.

5.0 out of 5 stars Feels good

2026-02-25    -Ray

Well constructed and feels good to use. Has a large surface area to work with and battery lasts long. I like this especially because it is one of the only trackpads with 2.4G support, which makes it feel smooth and responsive compared to bluetooth.

5.0 out of 5 stars Good option

2025-12-31    -Tamara

Works great as expected. We used to have some option at the option after the total shoulder replacement of one of the employees on their opposing hand and made it much easier for them to operate on their non-dominant end. Now that they are back to using their dominant hand regularly they like the function of it without having to cup around a mouse

2.0 out of 5 stars Not for MacBook Pro

2026-02-19    -tetsuo-san

While the over quality seems good, this is not really compatible with Macs. Many of the features don't operate anything like the MacBook trackpad so it is very confusing to use. I'm returning it.

4.0 out of 5 stars Windows compatible.

2026-02-04    -docbob

I wanted to give it 5 stars, but the tracking started going south on me. It made it not very usable for my use. It is easy to use and set up. It is windows comparable. Just it started to not track well. It would start to skip on me randomly. Otherwise I enjoyed it.