Customer Reviews

Easycat 2BUTTON PS/2 Touchpad Blk Cirque Glidepoint Technology

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The Easycat 2 button relieved my forearm and shoulder soreness in two weeks completeley. I was having soreness due to tension in my arm and shoulder from constantly using a standard mouse. With the easycat of course there is no need for a mouse pad. It can sit in your lap or just off to the side of the computer it is so small. Took just 3 minutes to hook it up and download the soft ware. Honestly this is a worthwhile and necessary piece of computer equipment for any one with carpal tunnel syndrone. No need to hold anything just touch or slide anyone of your fingers to get the task done. Yes I give it 5 stars. Got it in less than four days after putting my order in .

I had meant to buy the USB version, but bought the PS/2 version by mistake. However, I'm now using a previously unused plug on the back of my computer.
The Easycat Touchpad works as advertised. I had to reboot my computer to install it (using Windows XP), but that was the extent of the installation.
This touchpad is accurate and responds well. I bought it to use instead of my mouse, and I'm happy to say that my wrist is feeling much better because the mouse just sits idle now. However, the mouse still works. I can alternate between the touchpad and the mouse without any intermediate action needed.
This touchpad is set up to scroll, left-click, or right-click from its surface, and these functions work quite nicely.
My hands are too large for a mouse. Most people can rest their hand on the mouse and then exert pressure with their fingers to click the buttons. I could not relax my hand (wrist) on the mouse without clicking the buttons. With the touchpad, I can relax my hand on the desk next to the touchpad and then extend and manipulate my one finger as required. This is a much better system.

Due to repetitive stress on the hands, wrists, and fingers, the Easy Cat has made my computer use much easier. I have small hands which makes it uncomfortable to use a regular computer mouse with ease. I've been using the Easy Cat for over 10 years with all my home computers.

I've used this 'mouse' for years. I find it easier to navigate the web, easier on my arms than conventional mouse - I can hold it in my lap and be very comfortable. Price is right - the one I previously purchased has functioned perfectly for 5 years. You won't be disappointed.

These touchpads are a superb alternative to a mouse especially for those who primarily use a laptop (with its included touchpad). The Easycat offers all the best features - scrolling, on pad-clicking along with typical mouse movements. I'm surprised they haven't caught on, personally, as every laptop has one and one may lose some perceived functionality between a touchpad and a standard mouse. This makes navigating on a desktop the same as your laptop. Sweet!

I have been looking for an attachable touch pad for some years now. My husband finds it nearly impossible to use a mouse at our computer, so now I can have him type his own emails! And it can be hooked up with the mouse, rather than having to replace it. This makes me happy. Thanks.

I love stuff that works! I bought it to relieve pain in my trigger finger after 25 years of mouse-clicking. This is a trouble-free device; you plug in the USB and go. Advanced setting are available on the included CD. If you share your computer with a mouser, you can leave the mouse active at the same time.

I'M DISABLED AND HAVE VERY LIMITED USE OF HANDS. THIS MOUSE WORKS GREAT. I CAN HOLD IT IN MY LAP AND USE IT VERY EASILY

My toddler wanted to play computer games but the mouse was too hard for her to control. I purchased this for her after reading reviews that it helped older people. She loves it and it works great! She just turned 3 recently so I would recommend it for any independent toddler that wants to have control of the computer without mom helping!

I've used this product both at home and at work for about 5 years, 8+ hours a day; it was a lifesaver as it relieved excruciating elbow and shoulder stress from mousing.

Yes, the left/right mouse buttons are a bit stiff, but I rarely use them as you can left and right click using the touch surface.

Windows xp & windows 7 both recognized the touchpad without needing to install separate drivers. Do note that it comes with Ps/2 connector, NOT USB. If you've got a newer pc with no round ps/2 connectors you'll need to buy a ps/2 to USB adaptor like this one: Adesso PS/2 to USB Adapter, connects 2 PS/2 connectors to 1 USB port/hub (ADP-PU21 )

Highly recommended. Just had my home one fail and am buying another one.