Trackpad or mouse?

[cool11]

I try hard to use trackpad of my mbp. I really want it. For many years.
No doubt it is the best on the market.
But I am always failing, in terms of the speed I do my tasks, and precision in many tasks too.
Sometimes I blame myself. Other times I say that 'this is it, the mouse is more practical whatever they say'.
Of course, it is a matter of personal preference.
I really want to make everything with trackpad. It makes my hands feel more comfortable. But, the slow speed and the syndrome 'here I want the pointer, elsewhere it goes-when I have to click somewhere specifically', it forces me to turn back to mouse.

Anybody else with such 'problems'?

 

[Samuelsan2001]

I try hard to use trackpad of my mbp. I really want it. For many years.
No doubt it is the best on the market.
But I am always failing, in terms of the speed I do my tasks, and precision in many tasks too.
Sometimes I blame myself. Other times I say that 'this is it, the mouse is more practical whatever they say'.
Of course, it is a matter of personal preference.
I really want to make everything with trackpad. It makes my hands feel more comfortable. But, the slow speed and the syndrome 'here I want the pointer, elsewhere it goes-when I have to click somewhere specifically', it forces me to turn back to mouse.

Anybody else with such 'problems'?

Not me I'd choose to use an apple trackpad over a mouse anytime on any computer if I could.

 

[LxHunter]

I have been using PC's since green screen days.
Long before mouse, and very long before trackpads.
So my hand/ brain coordination got programmed for mouse.
Still use trackpad for some things.
Younger guys in office use trackpads almost exclusively
Much better for them.
Wish I could retrain brain for trackpad exclusively.

 

[leman]

Definitely trackpad. OS X is designed with a multi-touch trackpad in mind. And trackpad is more ergonomical, at least in my experience. I only use mouse for gaming, and even then not for all (mostly shooters).

 

[snaky69]

I try hard to use trackpad of my mbp. I really want it. For many years.
No doubt it is the best on the market.
But I am always failing, in terms of the speed I do my tasks, and precision in many tasks too.
Sometimes I blame myself. Other times I say that 'this is it, the mouse is more practical whatever they say'.
Of course, it is a matter of personal preference.
I really want to make everything with trackpad. It makes my hands feel more comfortable. But, the slow speed and the syndrome 'here I want the pointer, elsewhere it goes-when I have to click somewhere specifically', it forces me to turn back to mouse.

Anybody else with such 'problems'?

You need to find tune your settings and learn how to use if. I have none of the problems you listed.