Force Touch Trackpad in High Sierra

[PixelDestructor]

I just updated my MacBook Pro to the newest version of High Sierra and the trackpad feels a bit different. I feel like I'm going crazy, so I wanted to see if anyone else was having the same problem, but for a normal click it feels relatively the same as I remember. When I click with two fingers for a right click though, the trackpad feels much more solid than before, like it's barely moving at all, whereas before it really felt like I was clicking it in. It still works fine and everything functions as it did before the update, but I feel as though something was changed in the software as to how the vibration motor responds to touches.

 

[mctrials23]

I'm having the occasional issue where force touch just stops working completely. Everything works apart from the haptic feedback but its horrible without it.

 

[Nimoy]

I don't have any mechanical problems with force touch, but the force touch lookup feature simply doesn't work for me. I just gave up and switched it to the three-finger press in settings.

 

[2016MBP15]

I just updated my MacBook Pro to the newest version of High Sierra and the trackpad feels a bit different. I feel like I'm going crazy, so I wanted to see if anyone else was having the same problem, but for a normal click it feels relatively the same as I remember. When I click with two fingers for a right click though, the trackpad feels much more solid than before, like it's barely moving at all, whereas before it really felt like I was clicking it in. It still works fine and everything functions as it did before the update, but I feel as though something was changed in the software as to how the vibration motor responds to touches.

[doublepost=1513041188][/doublepost]I feel the same too. The click feels more firm than before. To be honest I feel the keyboard also sounds a bit louder than before

 

[SimonG50]

force touch lookup feature simply doesn't work for me.

Works for me. Actually I'd forgotten about it until I read your post so have to thank you for reminding me.