Magic Trackpad Review After 9 Months—Worth It?
✨ Apple Magic Trackpad Review (BUY 💜)
I’ve had the Apple Magic Trackpad (Purple, ofc) for 9 months, and this is one of those accessories I didn’t need… until I used it. Now? I literally cannot imagine editing without it 😭💜
This is a full BUY, especially if you edit, multitask, or live that iPad/iMac productivity life.
💜 What’s Shown
• The Apple Magic Trackpad in purple
• The included USB-C to USB-C charging cable
💜 Mini Must-Knows
1️⃣ Editing = elite tier
Timeline scrubbing, precision cursor control, pinch-to-zoom, swipe gestures… it feels WAY more natural than a mouse when editing video or photos.
2️⃣ Gestures change everything
Three-finger swipe, Mission Control, app switching, zooming—once you learn them, you move faster without thinking.
3️⃣ Battery + pairing = stress-free
Charges via USB-C, lasts forever, and pairs instantly. No lag. No drama. Just ✨ vibes ✨
💸 Price & Details
• Price: ~$129 USD
• Color: Purple (only black and white are sold, the colorful trackpads ONLY come with the iMacs)
• Owned: 9 months
• Compatibility: iPadOS & macOS
• Accessories included: USB-C charging cable
💜 BUY or BYE?
✨ BUY. No hesitation.
If you edit, multitask, or want your iPad to feel like a real workstation—this is 100% worth it.
💭 Who It’s Best For
• iPad editors & content creators
• Anyone who hates mouse precision
• Productivity girlies who love aesthetics AND function
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Okay, so you’ve heard my initial rave review for the Apple Magic Trackpad, and yes, I still stand by it being a total game-changer, especially in purple! But I know some of you might have more practical questions or be wondering about specific scenarios before taking the plunge. Let's dive a little deeper into some common things people ask, almost like we're chatting on Reddit about it! First up, a super basic but essential question: 'How do you even turn it on?!' It’s actually really straightforward! If you flip your Magic Trackpad over, you’ll spot a small power switch on the back edge, often near the charging port. Just slide that little switch to reveal the green indicator, and boom – it’s on and ready to pair. Seriously, Apple makes it so seamless. It usually connects instantly to your Mac or iPad once it’s powered on and in range. Now, about those gestures. The original article touched on them, but honestly, they’re the magic sauce! Beyond the basics like three-finger swiping between full-screen apps or pinch-to-zoom, have you tried customizing them? Head into your System Settings (or Preferences on an older macOS) under 'Trackpad' to truly unlock its potential. I’ve set up some custom gestures for specific apps, and it’s a huge time-saver. It's like having a superpower for navigation, especially compared to the sometimes clunky movements of a traditional mouse. Let's talk about the USB-C port. Yes, it's there, and it's fantastic for charging. I typically charge mine overnight once every few weeks, or when I see the battery percentage dip below 20%. The included braided USB-C to USB-C cable (which I love, by the way – so much more durable!) makes it super convenient. You can even use it while it’s charging, which is a lifesaver if you forget to top it up. No more scrambling for AA batteries! And the purple! Oh, the purple. It’s true, officially, the colorful Magic Trackpads like mine only come bundled with the matching iMacs. This makes them a bit of a special find if you want one standalone! If you're really set on a specific color other than the standard silver/white or space gray, you might have to look into secondary markets or carefully sourced options. It’s aesthetically pleasing and really adds a pop to my desk setup, making it feel less like a bland office accessory and more like a personalized tool. Finally, the big question: 'Is it really worth it?' I know the price point can be a hurdle, and some might wonder if a mouse or their built-in laptop trackpad is 'good enough.' For me, and for anyone serious about creative tasks like video editing, graphic design, or even just juggling a ton of apps and windows, it's an absolute yes. The precision, the fluid gestures, the comfort – it all adds up to a significantly more efficient and enjoyable workflow. If your current setup feels clunky or limits your productivity, seriously consider it. It's not just an accessory; it's an upgrade to your entire digital interaction, transforming your iPad into a true workstation and your Mac into a gesture-driven powerhouse. Trust me, once you go Magic Trackpad, you won’t want to go back!




I definitely liked the trackpad at first because it felt like a new toy to mess around with but now I mostly use it when I need a quick, easy way to zoom in and out. I also use it a lot for drawing on my computer. As a digital designer, it’s super helpful in specific moments, even if it’s not something I use 24/7.