The Magic Trackpad 2, released in October of 2015, includes not only an updated design and larger surface area, but Force Touch and Force Click technology compatible with all the new features in OS X El Capitan. Released alongside the Magic Mouse 2 and Magic Keyboard, the Magic Trackpad 2 is an improved, rechargeable version of the original Magic Trackpad.
The Magic Trackpad 2 holds four force sensors, allowing users to click anywhere on the surface and detecting various applications of pressure. This brings more functionality into the trackpad, giving you a full set of Force Touch and Force Click actions. The surface Magic Trackpad 2 is also 30% larger than before, and it pairs automatically with your Mac. The internal battery will keep you going to up to a month or more on a single charge.
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