Pros: It's everything I wanted -Very Thin & Lightweight without compromising screen/kbd size -Long battery life (running ~4 hours, still has 1.5 left, on 90% charge, max screen brightness) -Touchpad has a nice texture (not glossy and resistive) -Screen is very bright. Finally able to work on my bright, Florida patio -Keyboard style and size are fitting

Cons: None anymore (see other thoughts)

Overall Review: The touchpad behavior can be tweaked to function as expected/desired. In Control Panel > Mouse Properties dialog > Finger Sensing Pad tab > click Configure (you can use the systray icon if you kept it) Gestures > Applications > choose Default (I just deleted all the others to prevent conflict) > click Modify Scroll down to select: Gesture SP1 (two-finger up) Change function to: Simulate Mouse Wheel / Roll Up / no other boxes checked Scroll down to select: Gesture SP5 (two-finger down) Change function to: Simulate Mouse Wheel / Roll Down / no other boxes checked Repeat the steps for all other gestures as desired. For instance, I used two-finger left as Alt+LeftArrow, two-finger right as Alt+RightArrow. This enabled back/forward behavior in a browser. It seems kind of foolish for the software to default to the very odd scrolling behavior. However, once corrected, it works like a charm and offers a lot of functionality through the customizations.

Pros: 32GB, good speeds

Cons: The case is plastic under the rubber. I'm talking all plastic, not metal support. Just plastic and wafer board. Yep. Oh, and it's VERY bulky, not nice going on a key-ring.

Pros: It's everything I wanted -Very Thin & Lightweight without compromising screen/kbd size -Long battery life (running ~4 hours, still has 1.5 left, on 90% charge, max screen brightness) -Touchpad has a nice texture (not glossy and resistive) -Screen is very bright. Finally able to work on my bright, Florida patio -Keyboard style and size are fitting

Cons: Only con so far is the touchpad software. The scrolling a multitouch features are buggy and unresponsive 95% of the time.

Pros: Coming short of ideas. The hand conformity is a good concept but poorly executed here

Cons: cheap feel jumpy movement buttons hard to press which causes you to also move the ball scroll wheel is in a horrible position generally not designed well

Overall Review: Compared this to a Kensington and it lost by far

Pros: Very smooth and comfortable

Cons: lack of buttons

Overall Review: Tried this against a Logitech Trackman, this one wins by far

Pros: Good reception and speed, no dropouts

Cons: eh, it's wifi