Help with my new macbook!

[dan-anone]

Hi.Can someone tell me if it's normal on my new macbook pro ,The trackpad is working properly but as shown on this video when I press It's goes specially on the top!I was wondering if it's normal!
Thanks!

 

[iRun26.2]

I don't understand what you are asking about? What are you trying to show in your video?

 

[Marinier]

Hi.Can someone tell me if it's normal on my new macbook pro ,The trackpad is working properly but as shown on this video when I press It's goes specially on the top!I was wondering if it's normal!
Thanks!
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I think it's ok) I've checked my MBP 13 2019 and it shows the same little trackpad physical movements at the top middle part. Never looked at that place, so wasn't aware of it till now.

 

[PBG4 Dude]

The trackpad is set up to slightly deform under pressure. to see this in action, you’d have to check out the video Apple ran when they first announced the touchpad at one of their events.

 

[dan-anone]

I don't understand what you are asking about? What are you trying to show in your video?

If you check the video you can see when I press on the top of trackpad it physically moves down maybe 1or 2 millimeter , feel like it's loose , specially when it's hot!

 

[kohlson]

Apple trackpads are trying to address 2 different types of users. The first likes the old style of using a trackpad, with physical button presses. This causes the pad to depress. The other user does it with finger taps. Look in System Preferences Trackpad to configure for the way you want to work.

 

[iRun26.2]

If you check the video you can see when I press on the top of trackpad it physically moves down maybe 1or 2 millimeter , feel like it's loose , specially when it's hot!

OK. Thanks. I tried that on mine looks the same. I don’t think there is anything wrong with them.

 

[CharlesShaw]

I have a 2018 MacBook Air with the haptic trackpad and all of the edges can be pressed down about the same distance, so I believe yours is behaving as it was designed to behave. Enjoy the new MacBook Pro!

 

[dan-anone]

Apple trackpads are trying to address 2 different types of users. The first likes the old style of using a trackpad, with physical button presses. This causes the pad to depress. The other user does it with finger taps. Look in System Preferences Trackpad to configure for the way you want to work.

I’m not talking about the force touch,The trackpad itself physically flex down a little .

 

[kohlson]

I’m not talking about the force touch,The trackpad itself physically flex down a little .

For me, anyway, it's hard to tell from the video. Since this is a new system, best to contact Apple and get it resolved.

 

[StealthWire]

I have the same flex on my 16" macbook pro, in fact I searched everywhere to find if someone else is having this issue. Dare I say, mine flexes even more than yours. So all good there I guess.

 

[Apple_Robert]

The video shows normal MacBook action, from what I can see.

 

[PBG4 Dude]

Apple just put a new top case in my MBP and it was delivered today. My touchpad moves under pressure too so I’m guessing it’s normal behavior

 

[StealthWire]

Apple just put a new top case in my MBP and it was delivered today. My touchpad moves under pressure too so I’m guessing it’s normal behavior
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This exactly this, mine moves the same way.

 

[Apple_Robert]

Apple just put a new top case in my MBP and it was delivered today. My touchpad moves under pressure too so I’m guessing it’s normal behavior
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The new forum feature sure comes in handy.

Good job.

 

[PBG4 Dude]

The new forum feature sure comes in handy.

Good job.

Funny thing is, when I saw the notification, I thought to myself, when would I ever upload video?

 

[Apple_Robert]

Funny thing is, when I saw the notification, I thought to myself, when would I ever upload video?

So much better than looking for a site to upload to. That kind of forum feature ability is work a few bucks a year subscription, in my opinion.