Premium Windows trackpad revolution
Finally, Windows users can experience a premium-feeling, gesture-ready wireless trackpad that rivals Apple’s famous input device. The new HyperSpace Trackpad Pro represents a significant advancement for Windows peripheral technology, bringing sophisticated haptic feedback and precision tracking to Microsoft’s operating system.
Advanced haptic technology and design
Hyper has incorporated cutting-edge haptic technology into the Trackpad Pro, using 3rd-generation piezo actuators to create satisfying click sensations across the glass surface. The device measures just over 6.5 inches wide and 4 inches deep, featuring a raised back design that improves ergonomics compared to completely flat alternatives. This innovative touchpad technology provides more precise input while maintaining comfortable wrist positioning.
Customizable gesture controls and software
The HyperSpace Trackpad Pro works seamlessly with Windows’ built-in multi-touch gestures while offering extensive customization through the Hydra Connect companion app. Users can create custom profiles for popular applications including Microsoft Teams, Google Chrome, and Adobe Photoshop. The full-force sensing matrix enables both short and long presses, with complete customization available for advanced workflow optimization, according to analysis of the device’s capabilities.
Wireless connectivity and availability
This advanced wireless peripheral connects to PCs via Bluetooth or wired connection, providing flexibility for different computing setups. The device is currently available for preorder on Kickstarter at an early bird price of $90, with shipping expected in the first quarter of next year. After the crowdfunding campaign concludes, the retail price will be $149.99 in the U.S., Europe, and other regions.
Windows alternative to Apple pointing devices
The HyperSpace Trackpad Pro positions itself as a direct competitor to Apple pointing devices, offering Windows users similar premium features and functionality. Experts note that this represents a significant step forward in bridging the gap between macOS and Windows input device experiences, providing PC users with sophisticated trackpad options previously limited to Apple’s ecosystem.
