That70sGAdawg macrumors 6502a Jul 1, 2012 #3 It sounds the same as my previous macs with trackpad. You can go to system preferences, trackpad, and enable "tap to click" and have the same functionality with no "click sound"...
It sounds the same as my previous macs with trackpad. You can go to system preferences, trackpad, and enable "tap to click" and have the same functionality with no "click sound"...
brand Suspended Jul 1, 2012 #4 golu14 said: very loud trackpad on the new rMBP Click to expand... Have you tried turning down the trackpad volume? 😱
golu14 said: very loud trackpad on the new rMBP Click to expand... Have you tried turning down the trackpad volume? 😱
G golu14 macrumors regular Original poster Jul 1, 2012 #5 brand said: Have you tried turning down the trackpad volume? 😱 Click to expand... LOL i mean the the real TICK sound 😀
brand said: Have you tried turning down the trackpad volume? 😱 Click to expand... LOL i mean the the real TICK sound 😀
brand Suspended Jul 1, 2012 #6 golu14 said: LOL i mean the the real TICK sound 😀 Click to expand... I know I was just joking with you.
golu14 said: LOL i mean the the real TICK sound 😀 Click to expand... I know I was just joking with you.
L leman macrumors Core Jul 1, 2012 #7 Actually they are silent. You are using tap to click, are you? Much more convenient than actually pressing the thing.
Actually they are silent. You are using tap to click, are you? Much more convenient than actually pressing the thing.
G golu14 macrumors regular Original poster Jul 1, 2012 #8 leman said: Actually they are silent. You are using tap to click, are you? Much more convenient than actually pressing the thing. Click to expand... I use both 🙂
leman said: Actually they are silent. You are using tap to click, are you? Much more convenient than actually pressing the thing. Click to expand... I use both 🙂