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A wireless mouse is necessary to enjoy everything this laptop has to offer.
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This is a non touch screen in case you want that feature, I feel using a mouse is a lot more efficient than poking at the screen.
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I believe that the right mouse button issue is because the button is also a touch surface and is not disabled when the button is pushed as it should be (I've had this issue with other laptops)
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I prefer a mouse
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I use a USB mouse (Logitech G600) and haven't had any glitches.-General I/O, system drivers, and other odds and ends are nicely hands off
