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Udgivet: 2013-02-14, Forfatter: Matt , anmeldelse af: techradar.com
Responsive, Good battery life, Logitech Unifying technology, Premium build
Tap to select is hit and miss
Overall this is a fine peripheral to connect to your PC if you're having trouble adjusting to Windows 8, priced at £69.99/US$79.99/AU$99.95...
Nice design/finish, Handy for web browsing and multimedia, Rechargeable battery, Works while charging, Compatible with Windows 8 and RT
You can't always feel the click, Nonremovable battery, Not good for gaming, photo editing or any tasks that require speed or precision, Not available for Mac OS
The traditional computer mouse still has a long life ahead of it. Outside of specific multimedia uses and web browsing, the T650 just isn't quite as practical as an ordinary mouse, even without the thumb button. So at this price, you'll want to make sure ...
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Udgivet: 2013-01-25, Forfatter: Jim , anmeldelse af: techadvisor.co.uk
The T650 is pretty expensive at £70, and isn't a perfect substitute for a touchscreen. If you're prepared to use it alongside a traditional mouse, it can make using Windows 8's modern interface a much nicer experience. We'd be tempted to put that £70 towa...
You will waste time doing things you didn't want to, expensive, not fast enough at scrolling,
Overall, a nice stab at the touchpad. Apple's is, honestly, better, but the Logitech one gives access to touch gestures for desktop users, and those without touchscreens. We'll leave it to you to decide how important you think that is. ...
Udgivet: 2012-11-28, Forfatter: Brian , anmeldelse af: itproportal.com
Easy to use, Comfortable device, Stylish design, Eliminates the need to upgrade PC/laptop
Minor quirks mar gesture control, A cheaper wired version would be nice
For any Windows 8 user who wants to embrace the intuitive touch controls built in to Windows 8 but doesn't want to upgrade to a touchscreen system, the Logitech T650 gives you all of the intuitive control of a touchscreen in a comfortable, unobtrusive p...
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Udgivet: 2012-10-24, Forfatter: Gordon , anmeldelse af: trustedreviews.com
Stylish design, Durable with excellent build quality, Responsive, Intuive setup with customisable gestures
Expensive, Poor battery life, Limited use in early days of Windows 8
In many ways Logitech has done everything that could be asked of it with the T650 touchpad. It is beautifully made, looks stylish and works flawlessly. It is also durable enough to be carried around with you without concern. That said battery life could b...
Extremely well designed, Easy to use, Works flawlessly with gestures
Hard to select lines of text using the touchpad
The Logitech T650 is a great little touchpad and would definitely add a lot of flexibility and bring ease of use to those who are using Windows 8. It is responsive, easy to use, and rather unobtrusive on your desk. For what it's worth, it's just like a bi...
The Logitech T650 is an excellent computer peripheral if you're a Windows user. Although it is optimized for Windows 8 use, it works well with Windows 7 as well. In fact, there are only three gestures on for Windows 8 that are not present for Windows 7. T...
Abstrakt: With the rise of touch interface driven by Windows 8, it makes sense to have a peripheral device that would complement this trend for those PCs that do not have a touchscreen. Logitech's response is the T650 – a wireless rechargeable touch pad.This touch ...
Udgivet: 2013-06-26, Forfatter: Art , anmeldelse af: technoodling.net
Abstrakt: Love it or hate it, Windows 8 is here. Sad face.Well, if you're going to go all-in into the Windows 8 environment — or even if you eventually will but would want to stick with Windows 7 for now — then you might as well have the proper tools for it. And if...
