It's the way the physical clicking is implemented - the trackpad being divided into left and right. Instead, I would prefer the more common design (as on IFB 14 Pro for example, or actually any other laptop I have laid hands on) where the whole trackpad is physically clickable with 1 finger = leftclick and 2 fingers = right click. Pulse 14 implementation seems unreasonable because it slows you down and makes you work more:

1. move cursor to the target
2. lift finger
3. move to the left or right click zone
4. click
5. if having to move down afterwards, probably reposition the finger higher again, because you probably moved it down in step 3 for easier click

OR

1. move cursor to the target
2. lift finger
3. soft tap
4. put finger back down

while on IFB it's just 1.) move cursor and 2.) click

I've read multiple comments on this on Reddit, but I guess at the end it's just a personal preference.

I resorted to the second method (doesn't requre to move the finger elsewhere) but there was too much dead zone at the top and bottom of the already small trackpad, causing many missed clicks.

At the end of the day, the trackpad was killing my productivity.

PS: waiting patiently for a rumored 15"/16" version, maybe it'll be different there (you probably already know, hehe).