Mac had gestures for both trackpad and their “magic” mouse. I’ve never bought an Apple product for myself, but I have repaired and worked on many in the past and I’ll say their trackpad has been great for years. That said the top of it used to be a glass, so when you’d do repairs they actual install instructions would have you tear a sticky note/paper and put them between all the edges to set it in the center then pull them out to ensure it was centered and wouldn’t crack by hitting the edge.
Mac had gestures for both trackpad and their “magic” mouse. I’ve never bought an Apple product for myself, but I have repaired and worked on many in the past and I’ll say their trackpad has been great for years. That said the top of it used to be a glass, so when you’d do repairs they actual install instructions would have you tear a sticky note/paper and put them between all the edges to set it in the center then pull them out to ensure it was centered and wouldn’t crack by hitting the edge.