Brydge W-Touch Wireless Precision Touchpad | Compatible with Surface & Windows | Designed for Surface | (Black)

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Brand Brydge
Compatible Devices Laptop
Connectivity Technology Bluetooth
Keyboard Description Wireless
Recommended Uses For Product Office
Special Feature Trackpad
Color Black
Style Modern
Included Components USB Cable
Model Name Brydge W-Touch

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  • OVERSIZED TOUCHPAD | Featuring a massive touch area of 140 mm x 84 mm, the W-Touch brings the sharpest experience ever seen on a Wireless Touchpad for Windows.
  • NATIVE MULTI-TOUCH | Featuring the same multi-touch DNA as the Surface keyboards, the W-Touch gives you full control of your gestures - whether they be two, three or four fingers.
  • COMPATIBILITY | The Brydge W-Touch is engineered to work seamlessly with Microsoft Surface devices and other Bluetooth 4.2/Windows 10 laptops.
  • RELIABLE PAIRING | Industry-leading 4.2 Bluetooth wireless technology for fast connectivity every time. With a battery life lasting up to 1-month on each charge, the Brydge W-Touch will have you working with confidence.
  • DESIGNED FOR SURFACE | Have confidence as your W-Touch has been designed and engineered to meet the standards set by Microsoft.

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    Brydge 12.3 Pro+
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    The Brydge W-Touch has been designed and engineered to meet the standards set by Microsoft.

    Brydge W-Touch

    Wireless Precision Touchpad for Windows

    Multi-touch gestures, now for your desktop. The first ever standalone Wireless Windows Precision Touchpad (patent pending) for full control of gestures.

    • Precision Touchpad
    • Aluminum Body
    • Bluetooth 4.2 Connectivity
    • Up to 1-Month Battery Life
    • Compatible with Microsoft Surface devices and other Bluetooth 4.2/Windows 10 laptops
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    The Touchpad Windows has Been Waiting For.

    Whether you're a creative genius or a productivity machine, the W-Touch brings every feature of a laptop touchpad to your desktop.

    Functional

    Precision just went wireless.

    The W-Touch is the first ever standalone Wireless Windows Precision Trackpad (Patent Pending). Featuring a massive touch area of 140 mm x 84 mm, the W-Touch brings the sharpest experience ever seen on a Wireless Touchpad for Windows.

    Multitouch

    Native Multi-Touch.

    Featuring the same multi-touch DNA as the Surface keyboards, the W-Touch gives you full control of your gestures - whether they be two, three or four fingers.

    Combo

    The Ultimate Desktop.

    When paired with the W-Touch, the W-Type creates the perfect complement to your clear, clutter-free desktop setup.

    TECH SPECS

    COMPATIBILITY The Brydge W-Touch is designed to work with Microsoft Surface devices and other Bluetooth 4.2/Windows 10 laptops. Any systems that don’t meet those requirements may not have an optimal experience.
    SIZE & WEIGHT Length: 5.51 in (140 mm), Width: 3.31 in (84 mm), Height: 0.43 in (11 mm), Weight: 0.35 lb (160 g)
    CONNECTIVITY Bluetooth 4.2, USB-C (charging)
    BATTERY LIFE (PER CHARGE) Up to 1 month | Rechargeable via USB-C cable
    WHAT'S IN THE BOX 1 x Brydge W-Touch Touchpad, 1 x USB-C Charging Cable, 1 x User Manual
    NOTES Brydge W-Type Keyboard is for demonstration purposes only. It is not included with the Brydge W-Touch Touchpad.

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    Customer reviews

    3.1 out of 5 stars
    3.1 out of 5
    299 global ratings

    Customers say

    Customers like the appearance of the keyboard, mentioning it's sleek, minimalist, and impressed with the design and feel. They are also satisfied with the quality. However, some customers report issues with lag, connectivity, and value. Opinions are mixed on performance, clickability, and size.

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    34 customers mention "Quality"24 positive10 negative

    Customers like the quality of the keyboard. They mention it's solidly made, has an excellent touchpad, and is a great device for Windows users.

    "...Brydge build quality products. I've had some of their ipad keyboards. Glad they are in this space too." Read more

    "...The trackpad has a very good quality, a nice color (is not that black, is more like a dark grey that matches perfeclty my MX Keys and MX Master 3),..." Read more

    "...In conclusion, I want to say that the device is not ideal, but extremely comfortable and enjoyable to work with a computer." Read more

    "...Very solid, full metal build- Minimalist design- Not prone to fingerprint-..." Read more

    15 customers mention "Appearance"15 positive0 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the appearance of the keyboard. They mention that it's sleek, has a minimalist design, and is not prone to fingerprints. Some appreciate the nice touch and the fact that it feels like a premium and apple-like product.

    "...Make no mistake, this is easily the best-looking touchpad/trackpad out there for Windows...." Read more

    "...The trackpad has a very good quality, a nice color (is not that black, is more like a dark grey that matches perfeclty my MX Keys and MX Master 3),..." Read more

    "As many other reviews you will see on this product, in short - its looks great but does not function as promised...." Read more

    "...I am impressed with the design and feel of the device. I used it simultaneously with bluetooth headphones without issues in either...." Read more

    55 customers mention "Performance"33 positive22 negative

    Customers are mixed about the performance of the touch pad. Some mention that they love the performance, it's been hassle free and really great to use so far. However, others say that they're disappointed that it doesn't work great, especially for the price, and that it stopped working.

    "...The drivers built into the Win10 system support a sufficient number of gestures for comfortable work and the ability to fine-tune...." Read more

    "...Gestures and precision functions work very well. But this touchpad doesn't work as expected. Mouse cursor update rate is too low..." Read more

    "...All gestures are supported and can be configured from within the windows 10 touchpad settings, which is AWESOME (+1.5), it does go to sleep after..." Read more

    "...10 precision drivers, scrolling is very smooth, very nice, gestures works effortless, I also use the Magic Trackpad 2 with a Macbook Pro, this one..." Read more

    22 customers mention "Size"10 positive12 negative

    Customers have mixed opinions about the size of the keyboard. Some find it large enough for comfortable use while saving space on their desktop, while others say it's too small.

    "...Only three things keep it from getting all 5 stars: could be bigger, could be a touch more sensitive, wake from sleep could be implemented better...." Read more

    "...The surface material ensures perfect finger glide. It is large enough for comfortable use while saving space on your desktop, especially when..." Read more

    "...It looks just like the Apple Magic Trackpad, but is slightly smaller...." Read more

    "It seems that finally, there is a useful Windows touchpad that can compete with Apple's Magic Pad. Gestures and precision functions work very well...." Read more

    16 customers mention "Clickability"6 positive10 negative

    Customers are mixed about the clickability of the keyboard. Some mention that it taps to click, it responds well, and is still able to click if you hold the touchpad in your hand. However, others say that the physical click is too hard, has a large travel, and that some areas are easier to click than others. The clicking is mechanical and is not consistent across the keyboard, and only the bottom part of the touch pad is clickable.

    "...Wow. Also, the physical click distance is too long and too heavy. Sorry to the developers, but I regret buying this device." Read more

    "...Tap-to-click works nicely and the pressure needed is configurable in Settings...." Read more

    "...AWESOME (+1.5), it does go to sleep after 10 minutes, and you have to click to wake it.... honestly, I don't really understand why this is a big..." Read more

    "...Still able to click if you hold the touchpad in your hand, instead of on the desk - I.e. click is not through rubber feet, but the whole..." Read more

    29 customers mention "Connectivity"4 positive25 negative

    Customers have negative opinions about the connectivity of the keyboard. They say that it loses connection for unknown reasons, constantly disconnects, and has unstable connectivity. Some customers also mention that the pairing process failed several times before succeeding. Overall, some customers are disappointed with the connectivity and recommend using it only with a strong Bluetooth card.

    "...only inside of a week, and I already have constant freezes and drops in connectivity within minutes of the previous failed connection, phantom..." Read more

    "...Even after changing power/sleep settings it still keeps disconnecting and you have to keep clicking and and pressing and moving the pad to get it to..." Read more

    "...a lot of the complaints here are centered on the fact it doesn't "stay connected" - it does go to sleep but usually a quick tap is all that's..." Read more

    "...It varies. Sometimes it will lose connection for unknown reasons, and I have to reinitiate the connection...." Read more

    26 customers mention "Laggy"0 positive26 negative

    Customers are disappointed with the lag of the keyboard. They say the mouse would start to lag really bad, the connection and lag is unbearable, the mouse cursor update rate is too low, and sometimes the cursor moves late. They also mention that the pad seems to go to sleep and requires several seconds to reconnect. The recovery of efficiency takes some time and the pad takes 10 seconds or more to wake back up.

    "...Sometimes, for no apparent reason, the cursor from the touchpad slows down or freezes altogether for a while...." Read more

    "...But this touchpad doesn't work as expected. Mouse cursor update rate is too low (30hz? or less) and sometimes the cursor moves late...." Read more

    "This is laggy when using and just gives you the feeling of using a 30fps monitor. it is ok when used as standalone...." Read more

    "...Noticeable latency, still okay to use- Mouse rate is low - Tested at about ~70 Hz, vs. Surface Precision Mouse at ~130 Hz..." Read more

    16 customers mention "Value"0 positive16 negative

    Customers are dissatisfied with the value of the keyboard. They say it's not worth the $100, an overpriced paperweight, and a half-assed execution. Some customers also mention that the keyboard is practically useless after a year.

    "...The price seems a little high, but I think this device worths it." Read more

    "...line - do not buy, it does not work as intended and for that, is not worth the $100." Read more

    "...For the money, this is garbage. I have a 20 dollar really cheap portable keyboard with a tiny little trackpad, and thats a 1000000% better than this...." Read more

    "...Summary: Don't buy it. It's not worth the price of $99." Read more

    pretty solid product
    5 out of 5 stars
    pretty solid product
    I think this touchpad is pretty good. I haven't used any other options but compared to my laptops touch pad it's bigger and it supports the multitouch. Lots of hate on here but I think it's been hassle free and really great to use so far. I don't have any issues with the product, a lot of the complaints here are centered on the fact it doesn't "stay connected" - it does go to sleep but usually a quick tap is all that's needed.... the only real issue I have is that my mousepad is black as well so so it's hard to see on the mousepad so I end up using like the corners and not the center which does inhibit performance but that's not really an issue with the product... charging is quick and easy no issue there and yes you can't use it plugged in but I work about 10-12 hours and have to charge it maybe once or twice a month..... i don't think there are any other alternatives out there, I have checked. no complaints on my end.Also again I haven't seen any alternatives and the cheap straight from China models are janky and laggy.
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    Igor
    5.0 out of 5 stars The device is not perfect, but extremely comfortable and enjoyable
    Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2021
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    I have connected this touchpad to a desktop computer with Win10 on board. I use it for about a month. The feeling of cursor control is comparable to that of an Apple MacBook. The drivers built into the Win10 system support a sufficient number of gestures for comfortable work and the ability to fine-tune. There is no desire to return to using a mouse, although, I know, there are professionals who use a touchpad in conjunction with a mouse. It might make sense in graphics, if you set up your mouse for high precision at the pixel level and use the touchpad for everything else.

    Moreover, while vertical scrolling with a good mouse can be more comfortable for many people, the touchpad has an undeniable advantage in horizontal scrolling. It also allows you to switch between tasks and desktops almost instantly. The very control of the cursor on the touchpad is much faster and easier, since it only requires moving the fingertips, the hand can remain stationary or only rotate on a table or other support. Moving the mouse with any grip also means moving the hand, which is less comfortable.

    The surface material ensures perfect finger glide. It is large enough for comfortable use while saving space on your desktop, especially when combined with a compact keyboard.

    Now about the disadvantages. The declared 2 months of work from a full charge have not yet been confirmed, although, one must assume that the battery has not yet reached full capacity, since I had only one full charge cycle and discharge up to 20% in 3 weeks for 3-4 hours of work. It should be noted that the charge occurs quickly enough and you can continue to work during the charge.

    There is an inconvenience associated with switching to power saving mode after 10 minutes of inactivity. Recovery of efficiency takes some time. There are use cases where this can be a significant disadvantage. Then you can consider a touchpad with a wired connection. By the way, there is no information in the description whether it works on a wire or a wire only for charging. I'll have to check. Then maybe, with such a connection, it does not need to hibernate? Maybe someone has already checked it?

    Sometimes, for no apparent reason, the cursor from the touchpad slows down or freezes altogether for a while. In this case, the "control" mouse behaves quite normally. Whether this is a problem of the touchpad itself, drivers or windows, it has not yet been determined.

    In conclusion, I want to say that the device is not ideal, but extremely comfortable and enjoyable to work with a computer.
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    Jujin Kim
    1.0 out of 5 stars looks nice, but bad performances
    Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2020
    Verified Purchase
    It seems that finally, there is a useful Windows touchpad that can compete with Apple's Magic Pad. Gestures and precision functions work very well. But this touchpad doesn't work as expected. Mouse cursor update rate is too low (30hz? or less) and sometimes the cursor moves late. When I touch and drag the touchpad, the cursor moves after about 0.5 seconds. Wow. Also, the physical click distance is too long and too heavy. Sorry to the developers, but I regret buying this device.
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    EJ
    3.0 out of 5 stars poor connection performance
    Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2021
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    This is laggy when using and just gives you the feeling of using a 30fps monitor. it is ok when used as standalone. However, I would never recommend it for use with other wireless devices or for long distances (3m). This product should have provided other connection methods (usb wire connection, 2.4GHz dongle...) in addition to the unstable Bluetooth LE.
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    Brian
    4.0 out of 5 stars Solid and worth the buy for a windows machine
    Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2020
    Verified Purchase
    1 week edit: So upgrading to a solid 4 stars. After a week of use I love this device. Only three things keep it from getting all 5 stars: could be bigger, could be a touch more sensitive, wake from sleep could be implemented better. Obviously, that would make it equal to the apple magic touchpad, which is $30-$50 more.... but i'd probably pay the extra for those features.

    So if I could give this 3.5 stars, I would. I rounded up to 4 because, frankly, if you want a wireless touchpad to use with a Windows machine, this is the one to buy. I don't understand why the choices are so limited. Touchpads beat a mouse in everything but precision. And unless you're gaming (which I don't), or drawing (e.g. PowerPoints or Illustrator), touchpads with multi-touch and gestures provide a LOT more features and options than buttons on a mouse can provide.

    Ok, to the review: Starting with a base of 3 stars: The battery life is great (+1). All gestures are supported and can be configured from within the windows 10 touchpad settings, which is AWESOME (+1.5), it does go to sleep after 10 minutes, and you have to click to wake it.... honestly, I don't really understand why this is a big deal in the other reviews.... (-0.5) the sensitivity is really not comparable to the touchpad on my XPS laptop (-0.5).... and this is my main issue..... for $99, you should be able to get some hardware with the same sensitivity level.... if it was $50, I would understand (-1.0). You can't just "flick" gestures quickly like you can on the XPS laptop touchpad, you have to be SLIGHTLY more deliberate... but not by much. But you know what? Being the BEST wireless touchpad for Windows, in a market that doesn't have any other options, gets you some points because at least you're trying (+0.5).

    Brydge build quality products. I've had some of their ipad keyboards. Glad they are in this space too.
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    Morrow Hisoka
    3.0 out of 5 stars Very overpriced for what it is
    Reviewed in Canada on November 19, 2020
    Verified Purchase
    In terms of aesthetics, this is a beautiful trackpad. No branding, a pure non-shiny black coating all around its metal frame. It also feels very quality, hence the frame. But as said for performance, it pales in comparison to the OG Logitech T650 that is now discontinued. I guess, there are limitations with bluetooth vs a 2.4 ghz dongle connection, with the 2.4 being better. This trackpad, during idle mode for a little bit of time, will disconnect itself. To reconnect it, you have to press it down and for my computer, it'll freeze for a second before it reconnects. It's very annoying, and the tracking experience is not as smooth as the T650...at all. Gestures work well though, but eh. Too expensive too.
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    Robin N.
    3.0 out of 5 stars Durchaus mittelmäßig
    Reviewed in Germany on September 17, 2021
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    3 Sterne vergebe ich selten. Meist tendiere ich zu eher gut oder eher schlecht. Hier nicht.

    Positiv: Leichte Einrichtung und funktioniert meißtens.

    Negativ: Hier und da irgendwie unzuverlässig - oder es ist sehr schwer zu bedienen, bin mir nicht sicher. Aber Doppelklicks werden bisweilen nur als Einzelklicks erkannt. Und Einzelklicks funktionieren mal mit leichten Tippen mal mit richtigen Draufdrücken (sodass es klickt) besser.

    Dieser Mix, dass es meistens funktioniert und mich manchmal frustriert, macht es zu einem durchwachsenen 3-Sterne-Produkt.
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    Laura Gras
    5.0 out of 5 stars Buena conexión y fácil de usar.
    Reviewed in Spain on February 17, 2021
    Verified Purchase
    Este artículo es justo lo que estaba buscando, un trackpad portátil para mi ordenador, ya que al usarlo con un soporte para elevar la pantalla no puedo usar el del ordenador. Tiene bastante superficie de trabajo y su uso es muy intuitivo. La batería vino cargada y con un uso intenso (+8h al día) ha durado sin cargarlo más de un mes. Muy contenta y eso que es caro, pero vale la pena si es lo que estás buscando y no tienes un mac.
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    "metalbib"
    1.0 out of 5 stars Infernal
    Reviewed in France on January 3, 2021
    Verified Purchase
    Mouvements parasites, pas du tout précis, impossible à utiliser.
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    Liam Edwards
    5.0 out of 5 stars It's a precision touchpad!
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 22, 2020
    Verified Purchase
    Overall impressions are good. It works flawlessly supporting all three or four finger gestures built in by Windows. It also works with third party tools that can take advantage of precision touchpads such as multiswipe and gesturesign. The latter which can be download free from the Windows store allows you to create custom gestures for nearly anything.

    As other reviews note, the touchpad does fall asleep if it isn't used for a set period of time, somewhere between 5-10 minutes by my estimate. Battery life is good, though mine did arrive with zero battery so expect to wait 2-3 hours for a full charge. The trackpad I received did appear to have been used previously as there was some debris, stickers undone etc, so you may receive yours with a full battery.

    Other reviewers mention that tap to click doesn't work but I can confirm it does if you have it enabled in settings. Trying to click the trackpad isn't a great experience, it clicks best right at the bottom, with the top half requiring a lot of effort. It's also a deep click, so if you're not used to diving boards or enjoy force trackpads you may take time to adjust.

    Whilst not specific to Brydge trackpads, one irritating bug I found was in the Chrome browser where it will often stop scrolling. Whilst the cursor will move, clicking will work, the web page won't scroll and often requires me to close my tab/app and reopen to get it working again. Searching online, I found this bug in Chrome occurs with many manufacturers touchpads and migrating to Edge fixed this for me.

    Build quality is good, though the smoothness of the touchpad surface doesn't quite reach the standard set by top premium touchpads like Apples. When compared to a Macbook or my Razer laptop where the polished glass surfaces mean your fingers smoothly slide across the surface, this just feels fine and not as premium.

    In summary, in a league of it's own, unless you want to do a wired Magic Trackpad, which can be updated to use precision drivers on Windows. Not quite as premium as I'd like for the price tag, but does what it says on the tin.
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