Touchpad

Touchpads for Windows – Large, Precise, Plug‑and‑Play

ProtoArc touchpads bring the convenience of a laptop trackpad to your desktop or Windows PC. Available in wired (T1) and wireless (T1 Plus) models, both feature a 6.4‑inch multi‑touch surface, physical left/right click buttons, and support for up to four‑finger gestures. The ultra‑slim aluminum build looks great on any desk and requires no drivers – just plug and go.

Why Choose a ProtoArc Touchpad?

Large Multi‑Gesture Surface – 6.4 inches, supports tap, swipe, pinch, scroll, and up to four‑finger gestures.
Physical Left & Right Clicks – Dedicated buttons for precise right‑click and drag operations.
Wired or Wireless Options – T1 (USB‑C wired) for stable connection; T1 Plus (Bluetooth) for cable‑free setup.
Ultra‑Slim Aluminum Build – Durable, premium look, only 0.4 inches thick.
Windows 10/11 Only – Not compatible with Mac, Chrome OS, or Linux.

Upgrade Your Windows Workflow

If you prefer touch gestures over a traditional mouse, ProtoArc touchpads give you smooth navigation, quick app switching, and gesture‑based controls. Perfect for graphic designers, multi‑taskers, or anyone who wants a larger, more responsive input surface.

Looking for other input devices? Check out our Mice or Keyboards. For complete ergonomic setups, explore Ergonomic Solutions.

FAQ

Answers about compatibility, gestures, and everyday use.

Are ProtoArc touchpads compatible with Mac or Linux?

No. These touchpads are designed exclusively for Windows 10 and 11. They will not work correctly on Mac, Chrome OS, or Linux systems.

Do I need to install drivers?

No. Both the wired and wireless models are plug‑and‑play. Windows automatically recognizes them and enables full gesture support.

What gestures are supported?

Most standard Windows trackpad gestures: one‑finger tap (click), two‑finger tap (right‑click), two‑finger scroll, pinch to zoom, three‑finger swipe (task view), four‑finger swipe (desktop switching). Check the product manual for the full list.

What is the difference between T1 (wired) and T1 Plus (wireless)?

T1 connects via USB‑C cable – stable, zero latency, no batteries. T1 Plus connects via Bluetooth – cable‑free and rechargeable (500mAh battery, about 50 hours use). Both have the same gesture support and physical click buttons.

How do I adjust cursor speed?

Go to Windows Settings → Bluetooth & other devices → Touchpad → adjust cursor speed slider. No extra software needed.

Can I use the touchpad with a desktop computer without built‑in Bluetooth?

For the wireless T1 Plus, your desktop must have Bluetooth capability (or a Bluetooth dongle). The wired T1 works with any USB‑A or USB‑C port.

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Touchpad

Touchpads for Windows – Large, Precise, Plug‑and‑Play

Why Choose a ProtoArc Touchpad?

Upgrade Your Windows Workflow

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