Perixx Peripad-501 II touch pad wired USB black — 86×75×13 mm, 1.8 m cable

Perixx Peripad-501 II touch pad wired USB black is a compact external touchpad designed for cursor control and multi-gesture input on Windows systems. The device measures 86×75×13 mm, weighs 0.07 kg and connects via a 1.8 m USB cable for plug-and-play operation without additional drivers. Its low-profile black housing incorporates two quiet mechanical buttons and a responsive touch surface for precise pointing and gesture-based navigation.

Advantages

The Peripad-501 II provides accurate cursor control in a very small footprint and is easy to install thanks to its USB wired connection. Multi-gesture support enables common actions such as one-finger sliding and tapping, two-finger tapping and zoom, vertical scrolling and double-clicking, reducing the need for a separate mouse. Two physical buttons offer tactile feedback while remaining quiet during operation. The long cable length and lightweight construction make it suitable for fixed workstations, rack drawers or kiosk installations.

Suitable for

• Desktop and workstation use where a compact external touchpad is required
• Server rooms, rack drawers or kiosks with limited space
• Users who need quiet input devices or gesture-based navigation
• Environments where plug-and-play wired peripherals are preferred

Key specifications

• Dimensions: 86 × 75 × 13 mm
• Weight: 0.07 kg
• Interface: USB (wired)
• Cable length: 1.8 m
• Buttons: 2 physical buttons
• Color: Black
• Multi-gesture support: pointing, slide, tap, two-finger tap, double-click, vertical scroll, zoom in/out
• Compatibility: Windows 7 / 8 / 10, CE certified

How to use

Connect the Perixx Peripad-501 II to an available USB port on a compatible Windows system. The device uses plug-and-play operation and does not require additional drivers for standard cursor and gesture functions. Use the touch surface for pointing and gestures: single-finger slide and tap for movement and selection, two-finger gestures for zoom and secondary actions, and the physical buttons for primary and secondary clicks. Position the touchpad on a stable surface or within a rack drawer or kiosk opening so the cable reaches the host computer without tension.

Usage recommendations

For consistent gesture recognition, keep the touch surface clean and dry. If installing in a rack drawer or kiosk, route the cable to avoid sharp bends and secure it to prevent accidental disconnection. For accessibility use, adjust pointer speed and gesture sensitivity in the Windows control panel to match user preference.