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The Perixx PERIPAD-504 wired touchpad offers a large tracking surface and multi-touch gestures, now at $15 (50% off) – perfect for desktops, HTPCs, and Linux users.
Categories : Touchpads & Keypads
SKU : MEK-TOU-696
The PERIPAD-504 is a wired USB touchpad with a large surface for comfortable, precise cursor control. It's ideal for home theater PCs, compact desks, or users with repetitive strain. On sale for $15 (compare at $29.99).
Control your computer without a mouse – great for media centers, presentations, or when desk space is limited. The large surface allows fluid gestures.
Plug into any USB port and start using immediately. Works out of the box with most operating systems.
Save 50% today – only $15. Add coupon MEKIBO15 to save even more.
Large tracking surface (4.72x3.54 inches) for comfortable use
Multi-touch gestures: scroll, zoom, tap-to-click
Budget price of $15 – half off plus extra 15% coupon
Model: PERIPAD-504
Multi-touch: Yes
Cable Length: 6 ft
Connectivity: Wired USB
Product Type: Wired USB Touchpad
Compatibility: Windows, macOS, Linux
Tracking Surface: 4.72 x 3.54 inches
Seller: Mekibo
MPN: PERIPAD-504
The PERIPAD-504 replaces a mouse in tight spaces, letting you control your TV-connected PC from the sofa or your desk without extra clutter.
Whether you use Windows, macOS, or Linux, this touchpad plugs in and works – no installation hassles.
At $15, it's half the original price. Use MEKIBO15 to drop it to $12.75. Free shipping on eligible orders over $45.
Yes, the PERIPAD-504 is plug-and-play and works with Linux distributions that have standard USB HID support. It may not support advanced gestures beyond basic clicking and scrolling, but basic functionality works out of the box.
First, try plugging the touchpad into a different USB port. Check if it appears in 'lsusb'. If not, try the 'usbhid' kernel module. Some users have fixed issues by using a USB 2.0 port instead of USB 3.0. If problems persist, check dmesg for errors.
Ensure you are tapping on the clicking area (usually the lower part). Some touchpads require a firm tap. Also, check your OS mouse settings for tap-to-click enabled. On Linux, you may need to configure libinput settings.
Basic gestures like two-finger scroll may work; advanced gestures (like three-finger swipe) depend on the desktop environment. You may need to install additional drivers or use synaptics driver configurations.
Typically no driver is needed; the kernel recognizes it as a generic HID device. If you need more features, you can use the 'synaptics' or 'libinput' drivers available in most distributions.
I use this with my HTPC and it works flawlessly. The large surface is accurate and supports gestures like scrolling and right-click. Plug and play on Windows and Linux. Highly recommend.
Got this to avoid using a mouse on my desk. The touchpad is smooth and responsive. Took a little getting used to, but now I prefer it. Only gripe: the left click button is a bit stiff. Otherwise, great.
The touchpad is large and gestures work well, but occasionally it registers a touch when I'm not touching it. Might be a defect, but it's rare. For the price, it's decent. Works fine on Windows 10.
It's okay. The touchpad surface is nice, but I find it hard to click precisely. The drivers don't offer many customization options. If you're used to a trackpad, you might like it. Not for me.
Finally a touchpad that works out of the box on Ubuntu. No driver installation needed. The gestures are recognized, and multi-touch is smooth. Excellent for my desktop setup. Highly recommended.
I bought this to use with my laptop in clamshell mode. It's a solid alternative to an external mouse. The surface is smooth and responsive. The only downside is the cord is a bit short. But for the price, I'm happy.
My laptop's built-in touchpad was acting up, so I got this. It's larger and more accurate. The multi-touch gestures work perfectly on Windows 11. Very pleased with the purchase.
This touchpad works well for basic navigation, but I wish it supported more gestures out of the box. The surface is a little slippery, but it's still decent. For the price, it's a good buy.
It works, but the cursor jumps around sometimes. I've tried adjusting the settings, but it's still a bit erratic. Might be my system. It's okay for light use, but not for precise work.
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