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ADESSO GP-410PB Black 4 Buttons PS/2 Wired Smart Cat Glidepoint Touchpad - OEM

ADESSO GP-410PB Black 4 Buttons PS/2 Wired Smart Cat Glidepoint Touchpad - OEM

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Apr, 2024

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 3 reviews of ADESSO GP-410PB Black 4 Buttons PS/2 Wired Smart Cat Glidepoint Touchpad - OEM. The average rating for this product is 5.0/5, compared to an average rating of 4.2/5 for other products in the same category for all reviews. People are impressed by the durability, whereas there are some mixed opinions about the usability.

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Consumer review (newegg.com)

Best of Adesso's GlidePoint Products

Replaced 12 year old "Cirque Power Cat" since it would not work without GlidePoint drivers nor could I get it to work w/ LINUX.

HID compliant: i.e. works well without GlidePoint drivers on Windows XP/2003 and LINUX.

No PS/2 to USB adapter, vice-versa on USB version.

Feb, 2009

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Consumer review (newegg.com)

Works with Vista

I have yet to determine whether this reduces wrist stress. I have found that a mouse wrist rest (IMAK) does a whole lot for me. I will combine the two.

Works out of the box, but special functions require installation of a driver. For Vista this is easy to download and install from manufacturers website. Seems reasonably well made and durable. Note this is the PB version.

The buttons on the sides can only be programmed do to the same function. So, there are only three hard buttons that can be programmed. However, there is also one soft button (top right of pad). A bigger limitation is that the buttons are programmed...

May, 2008

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Consumer review (newegg.com)

I'm really glad I got this.

I used a mouse for years until I got repetitive stress syntrome, then switched to a trackball. That eventually resulted in RS in a different place on my arm and hand. I have a Wacom tablet and read that it would work better. I proceeded to use it and...

Installation consisted of plugging it in and rebooting, period. It's small, needs no drivers, has a scroll and extended range using standard PS2 port. The left and right mouse clicks can be done just on the working surface itself. And it has a very...

It has a definite learning curve, but it won't take long. I would have liked a more solid feel, perhaps a metal plate on the bottom. The four buttons don't all touch my table at once, I don't know what's out of line, table or touchpad. I cured it by...

Feb, 2008

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