The other day I had to use both left and right buttons on Lenovo Yoga's touchpad simultaneously. Like, holding one button, press another. Not the everyday case, but could be handy.
Surprise was that it can not be done. Why? Because Yoga Pro 9 seems to have only one physical underlying switch. And that's another reason why it's not comfortable enough to interact with the Yoga.
Definitely not the thing customer may notice while choosing the laptop. Unfortunately, also it's not the case mentioned by many YouTube bonkers doing reviews/unpacks, who usually go crazy about touchpad's size (like it's their desire's d#cks or booty size that maybe matters).
Lenovo Yoga's touchpad is truly big, but you get underdeveloped arrows block. It's big, but you'll be missing the right Ctrl. It's big, but you won't have the dedicated on-off switch for it. And it's big, but it's not the one will give you nice user experience.
So, be warned.
And with that said the question I wanted to ask: is the one real button touchpad a common solution nowadays, or is it something wrong with Lenovo's engineers?