The X555DA is a difficult recommendation especially when the older Intel-equipped X555LN or X555LD SKUs can outperform and outlast our AMD equivalent. It's worth noting that the trackpad on our test unit is not completely flat its surface sinks slightly more on the left half than the right half. Travel could have been more rigid, however, as there is some "give" to the touchpad surface before the system will register a click. The integrated mouse keys are shallow in travel with firm auditory feedback when pressed. The onscreen cursor will not jitter even at low speeds and multi-touch controls are generally reliable. The trackpad (~10.5 x 7.3 cm) feels much more solid than the keyboard with its smooth glide and responsiveness. There are no backlight options as is common on budget laptops. Simply typing will bend the area around the keys slightly, so the chassis could have benefited from a more rigid base to improve the typing experience. Travel is shallow as expected, but feedback is soft mainly because the keyboard base warps easily to pressure especially towards its center. The plastic keyboard keys are slightly roughened in texture and do not wiggle or clatter significantly when pressed.
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