
Apple Magic Trackpad (USB-C), White
Best for: Mac users
- USB-C charging (listing title)
- PCMag: "no real competitors" on Mac
✅ Buy if you use a Mac and want gestures.
❌ Skip if you're on Windows.
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PCMag says it has "no real competitors" on the Mac.
View on AmazonThere aren't many good standalone trackpads, so this is a short list. Choose by computer: Apple for a Mac, Contour for Windows. See the side-by-side: Apple Magic Trackpad vs Contour Touch.
| Product | Best for | Key spec | Notable | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apple Magic Trackpad (USB-C), White | Mac users | USB-C · Mac | PCMag recommended | View on Amazon |
| Apple Magic Trackpad (USB-C), Black | Mac users who want a dark desk setup | USB-C · Mac | Black finish | View on Amazon |
| Contour Touch Trackpad | Windows users | Windows trackpad | PCMag 4.0 | View on Amazon |

Best for: Mac users
✅ Buy if you use a Mac and want gestures.
❌ Skip if you're on Windows.
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Best for: Mac users who want a dark desk setup
✅ Buy if you want the Apple trackpad in black.
❌ Skip if you'd rather pay less for white.
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Best for: Windows users
✅ Buy if you want a big trackpad on a Windows PC.
❌ Skip if you use a Mac.
View on AmazonThe Contour Touch Trackpad. Apple's Magic Trackpad is built for Macs, and the Contour is the Windows option. PCMag rates it 4.0.
It's the same trackpad as the white model, in black. Pick white if you'd rather pay less.
Both Apple models charge over USB-C.
Multi-finger gestures are the whole point, so it's worth it if you like to swipe rather than click.
For anyone who'd rather swipe than click, and wants a big glass surface next to the keyboard. These picks are our team's curated selection, checked against listing details. We haven't tested them hands-on.
Apple's trackpad is built for Macs; the Contour is the Windows option.
Multi-finger gestures are the whole point, so platform support matters.
Both Apple models charge over USB-C.
Picks lean on PCMag's reviews, linked below.