I've just tested with my old Dell Vostro 2520 on GNU/Linux with xf86-input-synaptics driver. What's interesting about this touchpad is that it's not a clickpad, but it has a physical, separate click buttons.
TOTAL SCORE: 302; TARGET EFFICIENCY: 63%; CLICK ACCURACY: 89%
The result is very similar to Magic Trackpad's one, although the movement "felt" a bit better (OTOH, the clicking was slightly awkward after all this time of using clickpads).
I forgot to mention that Magic Trackpad 2 got a bit handicapped due to Bluetooth connection, as I'd have to find that damn Lightning cable in order to test it via USB. But it's meant to be used over Bluetooth, so...
TOTAL SCORE: 302; TARGET EFFICIENCY: 63%; CLICK ACCURACY: 89%
The result is very similar to Magic Trackpad's one, although the movement "felt" a bit better (OTOH, the clicking was slightly awkward after all this time of using clickpads).
I forgot to mention that Magic Trackpad 2 got a bit handicapped due to Bluetooth connection, as I'd have to find that damn Lightning cable in order to test it via USB. But it's meant to be used over Bluetooth, so...