Cirque Smart Cat Glidepoint Touchpad, Black, USB : KBC-TP1BUSB : The Keyboard Company

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Cirque Smart Cat Glidepoint Touchpad, Black, USB

KBC-TP1BUSB

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The black, USB, Cirque Smart Cat® sets the standard of comfort plus performance in computer control. With intelligent software, one-touch scroll and zoom, and distinctive sounds for each operation, the Cirque Smart Cat® combines all the power of a top-of-the-line mouse with the unrivaled comfort and durability of a touchpad. Basic mouse functions are a snap with the Cirque Smart Cat®. Access right-clicks by tapping a finger in the touchpad's upper right corner.

£46.80 (£39.00 ex VAT)

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Cirque Smart Cat Glidepoint Touchpad, Black, USB - KBC-TP1BUSB

Keep moving the cursor after you've run into the touchpad's edge thank to the convenience of GlideExtend®. Programmable software allows you to go from fast on-screen movements to pixel-point control. Quickly activate vertical/horizontal scrolling as well as magnification tools by gliding a finger along the touchpad edges. Cirque's capacitive touch technology provides complete navigation control of any graphical interface, packed in a space-saving, low-friction, durable touchpad.

GP410U-5021

Cirque Smart Cat Glidepoint Touchpad, Black, USB - KBC-TP1BUSB

Part Number

KBC-TP1BUSB

Connection

USB

Cable length

1.8 Metre

Number of keys/buttons

Length

111 mm

Depth

100 mm

Height

11 mm

Weight

50 g

Compatible

PC and MAC (Mac's may experience limited functionality)

Gross Weight

200 g

Cirque Smart Cat Glidepoint Touchpad, Black, USB - KBC-TP1BUSB

Eric Hoekstra 27/07/2024

The touchpad can be used as an alternative for the mouse when moving around the mouse pointer is the main task. For precise tasks, like drawing, a mouse might work more accurate. Cirque did a good job. The touchpad is responsive to finger movements and tapping. The touchpad feels comfortable to me.

I like the feature that the tapping the upper right corner works as right click. It took a while before I got used to vertical scrolling. One has to start from the upper right corner and then drag down, or the other way around from lower right corner (not starting from the middle).

Functionality on macOS is limited to basic mouse actions: moving, vertical scrolling, left, right and middle click. Horizontal scrolling and the more advanced actions like endless scrolling are only available on Windows with the driver installed.

The build quality seems fine. The trackpad is light, but the rubber foots keep it firmly sticked onto it place.