Do I have to fully charge the trackpad before my iMac discovers it?
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No. At least I didn't. I have two of them. I ordered the first one to use at work. I bought one for home when my Apple Magic Trackpad stopped working. (It started getting stuck after I "clicked.) I was able to start using both of my Logitech trackpads right out of the box. I don't know if they come fully charged, but mine came at least partially charged. Still, it might be a good idea to "top it off" after you get it up and running.
1408063
Sure, it will charge it. But after a while it makes your trackpad and touchscreen jump around and malfunction.
1834099
The track pad does not have buttons. You tap for a "click." The touch sensitivity is very good and has multi-finger gestures. It is on par with my MacBook Pro's touchpad and works the same.The context click, right click, is done by pressing in the lower right corner until you hear it click.The battery is consistently lasting 8+ hours for me.
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I am using it with a mid 2011 iMac running Mountain Lion. I have tested the proper functioning of my settings and all tested as I expected. Since installing we have had 2 power outages of one hour or longer and the system worked and automatically shut down my iMac after 30 minutes of outage. The backup battery was still at 80% and could have easily maintained the system throughout the power outage but I have it set to do a shutdown after 30 minutes.
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I am not sure because I don't have a IMAC. I use a Thinkcentre Desktop I was able to just plug it into the back of the CPU in the area for the Keyboard
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They have a separate product for that : Logitech Rechargeable Trackpad for Mac
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Yes it does. You are offered to register for it (for free) when you register the product online. There is a card I believe in the package that mentions it. Sorry this is by memory and I don't have the particulars-PS. stay away from the trackpad configuration options - ends up driving you crazy
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I forgot to attach this link with my answer!http://www.labnol.org/software/apple-magic-trackpad-with-windows/
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Yes... I ordered my charger last week and it arrived early. plugged it into my touchpad and it instantly charged it right up
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M Brown. It took an overnight charging and I had to go to my setting to get my computer to communicate with my keypad. Hope this helps a little. Just so you know I had trouble also. Teresa
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There's a USB plug were battery us. On my Mac it took about 2 min and it had to install files and such. Same with pc
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I really don't know for I have only had this computer a short time. Have him call Apple.
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I have not had problems with the power source. However the cursor is a nightmare and has made this beautiful computer all but unusable. I think that the issue is with an all too sensitive trackpad, but I cannot seem to figure out a way to turn it off.
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I normally charge keyboard when not using the device. Thus, I have not encountered that problem.
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No. the charging terminals are located on the mouse. You could charge it up and take it as a spare. My new battery will last for hours on a charge.
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No, the only ones that work on macs have an external power source (like a battery pack) or have a USB plug.
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The battery charger was never included with the iMac , only as an additional option. You need to ask the seller what is included with the purchase.