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Apple Wireless Trackpad 2 $85, Track Pad Expired
$69
$99.99
+ Free Shipping w/ Prime
Woot has select Apple Trackpads on sale for the prices listed. Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must login with your Amazon account) or is otherwise $6 per order.
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- Apple Magic Trackpad Compatible w/ Apple Mac Desktop Computer (MC380LL/A) $68.99
- Apple Magic Trackpad 2 (MJ2R2LL/A) $84.99
- Magic Trackpad gives you a whole new way to control what's on your Mac desktop computer.
- Swiping through pages on screen is just like flipping through pages in a magazine.
- Inertial scrolling senses the momentum in your fingers as you move up and down a page.
- Nearly 80 percent larger than the built-in trackpad on the MacBook Pro, giving you plenty of room to perform gestures.
- Magic Trackpad connects to your Mac via Bluetooth wireless technology.
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MJ2R2LL/A was discontinued over a year ago (the white one in this thread), is $79 "renewed" on Amazon.
MC380LL/A (the silver one) discontinued 7 years ago and is in the $20-30 range on eBay. NB: this takes batteries and is not rechargeable like the others
At this point I doubt Apple even has replacements for it anymore. EOL more than half a decade.
The current model is MK2D3AM/A. It's rounder. For reference, it's about $114 new.
These track pads are GREAT and have completely replaced a mouse for my work and personal use. The size is perfect for working at a cramped desk (my home office) and the multi-touch controls are superb and easier to use than a scroll wheel or any of the other random buttons and controls you get on higher-end mouses.
The only real difference between the MJ2R2LL/A and the "current" version is slightly rounder corners and that it comes with a braided cable. Functionally the two white-topped track pads are identical.
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"Apple Magic Trackpad Compatible with Apple Mac Desktop Computer"
"Warranty: 90 Day Woot Limited Warranty"
So does this mean this is not an apple product eligible for 1 year Apple warranty?
Is this refurbished? or OEM?
"Apple Magic Trackpad Compatible with Apple Mac Desktop Computer"
"Warranty: 90 Day Woot Limited Warranty"
So does this mean this is not an apple product eligible for 1 year Apple warranty?
Is this refurbished? or OEM?
MJ2R2LL/A was discontinued over a year ago (the white one in this thread), is $79 "renewed" on Amazon.
MC380LL/A (the silver one) discontinued 7 years ago and is in the $20-30 range on eBay. NB: this takes batteries and is not rechargeable like the others
At this point I doubt Apple even has replacements for it anymore. EOL more than half a decade.
The current model is MK2D3AM/A. It's rounder. For reference, it's about $114 new.
These track pads are GREAT and have completely replaced a mouse for my work and personal use. The size is perfect for working at a cramped desk (my home office) and the multi-touch controls are superb and easier to use than a scroll wheel or any of the other random buttons and controls you get on higher-end mouses.
The only real difference between the MJ2R2LL/A and the "current" version is slightly rounder corners and that it comes with a braided cable. Functionally the two white-topped track pads are identical.
These track pads are GREAT and have completely replaced a mouse for my work and personal use. The size is perfect for working at a cramped desk (my home office) and the multi-touch controls are superb and easier to use than a scroll wheel or any of the other random buttons and controls you get on higher-end mouses.
The only real difference between the MJ2R2LL/A and the "current" version is slightly rounder corners and that it comes with a braided cable. Functionally the two white-topped track pads are identical.
I have to disagree with this. The older MC380LL doesn't work well for me anymore in a modern context (slow polling rate?), and that's me using it on a 2021 MacBook Pro. Additionally, the way this old model does the clicking is subpar because it's mechanical and built into the 2 front feet, so different pressure is required based on how far away your finger is from that edge. The only things nicer about the old model are the angle and the fact that it uses AA batteries. I don't suggest that anyone buy the 2010 model in 2022.
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These track pads are GREAT and have completely replaced a mouse for my work and personal use. The size is perfect for working at a cramped desk (my home office) and the multi-touch controls are superb and easier to use than a scroll wheel or any of the other random buttons and controls you get on higher-end mouses.
The only real difference between the MJ2R2LL/A and the "current" version is slightly rounder corners and that it comes with a braided cable. Functionally the two white-topped track pads are identical.
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