You want a single focused app for supported Trackpad, Mouse, and Keyboard models and are comfortable waiting for the public installer.
Windows options compared
Choose the Magic-device setup that fits you.
Magic Link, the community Magic Trackpad driver, and Magic Utilities solve different problems. This comparison makes product scope and availability explicit.
Current statusControls complete for Trackpad, Mouse, and KeyboardPublic signed installer in preparation
Facts checked 9 September 2026. Verify linked product pages before installing or purchasing.
| Option | Best for | Devices | Availability | Price model |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Magic Link | One interface for all three Magic device families | Supported Trackpad, Mouse, and Keyboard models | Controls complete; public signed installer in preparation | Planned 30-day trial; displayed license pricing is not yet for sale |
| Community Trackpad driver | A free Windows Precision Touchpad driver | Magic Trackpad 2 family; consult its README and releases | Public GitHub releases | Free, open-source driver |
| Magic Utilities | An established, immediately available commercial option | Magic Keyboard, Mouse, and Trackpad products listed by the vendor | Public trial/download | Paid per device and license term; check current vendor pricing |
You need a free Trackpad-only solution now and are comfortable following driver-focused GitHub instructions.
You need an established commercial download now and its device-based licensing fits your setup.
Comparison is based on each product’s public website or repository. No affiliation or endorsement is implied.
Release updates
Track Magic Link’s first public release.
Use the official GitHub Releases page for version notes, installer assets, hashes, and compatibility details.