Apple Magic Trackpad 2 (MJ2R2LL/A) — (Renewed)
Top positive review
I am converting my travel kit from a Windows-based laptop to an iPad Pro 11. My workload has changed and, frankly, I’ve come to a point where less is more when it comes to traveling.
Along with an Apple Folio keyboard, the Magic Trackpad adds flexibility and versatility to my kit, particularly when working with images and video.
Apple’s recently released iPadOS finally allows the iPad to operate like a more traditional computer.
The large 4.5 x 6.5 surface allows my arthritic fingers plenty of space. I still haven’t learned all the gestures recognized by the Trackpad, but I have learned enough of them to see that the Magic Trackpad is definitely a productivity enhancer.
I purchased mine as a “renewed” product and, frankly, it looks like it was never used. Not a single blemish on it. Quite possibly this was a return from someone who didn’t or barely used it. Frankly, I can understand why some might feel “buyer’s remorse” because of the very high retail price of this product.
I really like the Magic Trackpad. It really makes the iPad a lot more capable in terms of using it as a laptop replacement.
Top critical review
The ‘Certified Refurbished’ Trackpad I received is just plainly a used and returned one. Unless including a new thunderbolt cable is considered a refurbishment.
This trackpad:
a) has a deep scratch on the underside: (see pic #1)
b) will not connect wirelessly — which means that the Bluetooth does not work: (see pic #3)
c) was not even brought back to its default state, as it has the name of the previous user in some East Asian language…. (see pic #2).
The trackpad was recognized and worked only when connected to the USB port (pic #2).
I have bought numerous ‘certified refurbished’ products and never had an experience like this one.
Apple product are ‘Certified Refurbished’ when they are certified by Apple. This does not appear to be certified by Apple. In the very least it would have been taken back to its original default state. And would not have had any physical defects (deep scratch) as Apple would have replaced the casing.
If not certified by Apple, then it should state ‘seller refurbished’. Seller refurbished does not have the same validity as ‘Certified’ refurbished. As a seller refurbished item, this trackpad is WAY OVERPRICED. It should be sold as used.
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The ‘Certified Refurbished’ Trackpad I received is just plainly a used and returned one. Unless including a new thunderbolt cable is considered a refurbishment.
This trackpad:
a) has a deep scratch on the underside: (see pic #1)
b) will not connect wirelessly — which means that the Bluetooth does not work: (see pic #3)
c) was not even brought back to its default state, as it has the name of the previous user in some East Asian language…. (see pic #2).
The trackpad was recognized and worked only when connected to the USB port (pic #2).
I have bought numerous ‘certified refurbished’ products and never had an experience like this one.
Apple product are ‘Certified Refurbished’ when they are certified by Apple. This does not appear to be certified by Apple. In the very least it would have been taken back to its original default state. And would not have had any physical defects (deep scratch) as Apple would have replaced the casing.
If not certified by Apple, then it should state ‘seller refurbished’. Seller refurbished does not have the same validity as ‘Certified’ refurbished. As a seller refurbished item, this trackpad is WAY OVERPRICED. It should be sold as used.
The ‘Certified Refurbished’ Trackpad I received is just plainly a used and returned one. Unless including a new thunderbolt cable is considered a refurbishment.
This trackpad:
a) has a deep scratch on the underside: (see pic #1)
b) will not connect wirelessly — which means that the Bluetooth does not work: (see pic #3)
c) was not even brought back to its default state, as it has the name of the previous user in some East Asian language…. (see pic #2).
The trackpad was recognized and worked only when connected to the USB port (pic #2).
I have bought numerous ‘certified refurbished’ products and never had an experience like this one.
Apple product are ‘Certified Refurbished’ when they are certified by Apple. This does not appear to be certified by Apple. In the very least it would have been taken back to its original default state. And would not have had any physical defects (deep scratch) as Apple would have replaced the casing.
If not certified by Apple, then it should state ‘seller refurbished’. Seller refurbished does not have the same validity as ‘Certified’ refurbished. As a seller refurbished item, this trackpad is WAY OVERPRICED. It should be sold as used.
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