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They both are good, and it’s nice to have options.

That's exactly what I do, although these days I use the mouse much more often than the pad.
In fact, I pretty much use the pad only when I am recharging the mouse.

By the way, I saw you praising the gestures of the pad, and I assume you have explored the gestures that are available on the mouse?
 
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That's exactly what I do, although these days I use the mouse much more often than the pad.
In fact, I pretty much use the pad only when I am recharging the mouse.

By the way, I saw you praising the gestures of the pad, and I assume you have explored the gestures that are available on the mouse?
Yes, thanks.

Although I think I preferred the physical ball on the Mighty Mouse.

They are all great products, and it’s nice to have options.
 
You know what?

I just connected my Magic Mouse again, and it is much more ergonomic.

Also, more accurate.

The stand alone Magic Trackpad isn't as good as the one built in to MacBooks.
 
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You know what?

I just connected my Magic Mouse again, and it is much more ergonomic.

Also, more accurate.

The stand alone Magic Trackpad isn't as good as the one built in to MacBooks.
Not sure about that, I only use a track pad no mouse, and have a 15" MBA, don't notice any difference.
 
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