The "anti-mouse arm" method

The CTH-300K is delivered with a printed Quick Start Guide, USB wireless receiver and two AAA batteries. The pin inserted to Pad. The installation is very simple under Windows 7: USB receiver plug (drivers are installed automatically) and then turn on the pad.
Unfortunately the pad is fully usable only on Windows 8. So you have to give Windows 7 satisfied with the basic functions.
The whole thing works like an oversized touchpad of a notebook. Using your finger to move the cursor and using double tap or the buttons (bottom center at the pad) is quasi the left or right mouse button is replaced. The mouse is even yet while usable.

Gesture control is only possible under Windows 8, which is why you have to give it under W7. The accuracy of the sensor surface is satisfactory. Every now and then it does not respond after the first pats and seems possibly only then to awaken from a kind of energy-saving mode. Also happen to anyone in the middle of an action small dropouts. This is especially a hindrance in the photo / graphics editing.
The pen does not function in the normal desktop operation. The (or rather my) Pad is not responding to stylus input.

The great advantage of this pad I see, however, that you can take a relaxed posture at your desk or on the couch. The pad you may like to take in both hands move so through programs. This saves you the ever-outstretched arm, which is otherwise charged with the ordinary mouse operation.

Desirable would be a more convenient operation under Windows 7, as well as how to connect and charge the pads via USB.