- WIRELESS, RECHARGEABLE CONVENIENCE — Magic Mouse connects wirelessly to your device via Bluetooth. And the rechargeable internal battery means no loose batteries to replace.
- WORKS WITH MAC OR IPAD — It’s ready to go right out of the box and pairs quickly with your Mac or iPad so you can get to work right away.
- SWIPE AND SCROLL ON THE MULTI-TOUCH SURFACE — The Multi-Touch surface allows you to perform simple gestures such as swiping and scrolling. And an optimized foot design lets Magic Mouse glide smoothly across your desk.
- GO WEEKS WITHOUT CHARGING — The incredibly long-lasting internal battery will power your Magic Mouse for about a month or more between charges. Comes with a woven USB-C to Lightning Cable that lets you pair and charge by connecting to a USB-C port on your Mac or iPad.
- SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS — Requires a Bluetooth-enabled Mac with OS X 10.11 or later or an iPad with iPadOS 13.4 or later.
BeethovenBuff –
Sleek looking, very easy to pair and works like a charm. I highly recommend this terrific mouse for any iMac!
James C Young –
This is the best addition to any MacBook Pro ever! The pad is extremely awkward to use if you’re a first time MacBook Pro owner. This is our first MacBook Pro and it has a learning curve that you have to get use to using if you want to use the love that it is wireless via Bluetooth and eliminates the need for using one of the few USB ports on the MacBook Pro. It makes using your MacBook more convenient and easy to navigate than using the pad that is built into the laptop. Our MacBook Pro is the space gray version and we bought the same color mouse. I’ve used the wired mouse on the older Apple Mini Macs in the past and it was just a little bit different than what I was use to using which was a Windows OS mouse. If you’re a first time MacBook Pro user, you should invest in this mouse. The charge is great and last for several days or hours depending on how long you use your MacBook. The pad is a real learning curve and this will help eliminate a lot of frustration when you are a new MacBook Pro owner.
As far as gaming goes, I can’t exactly say how well it works as I am not a gamer. But the response time , in my opinion, is fast and I think there are other options for gamers that are really into gaming that own a MacBook Pro and I’m sure they are aware of those options.
I have owned three apple desktop counting the latest MacBook Pro and those both had a wired mouse and keyboard that was separate from the Mini Mac. Sitting down with my new laptop was quite a different experience than the other Apple desktop’s that we have had in the past and it is not like a Windows laptop in the way the pad works , but this was worth the price of not relying on the built in touchpad which I had a lot of learning to do if I was going to rely on the MacBook Pro built in pad. Not a big fan of the white keyboard and mouse as we have had two different sets of the white items and they start to look kind of dirty after a few months of use. The one thing I absolutely miss about the older Mac Minis that ran on the Intel processor is that the newer M3 chipsets don’t have the ability to run Parallel’s which most people know what that means. I don’t really miss the ability to use Windows on my MacBook Pro now anyway because it was always the source of all of the problems we had with the older Mac minis in terms of malware and viruses. I do however miss the CD or DVD drive as well because I have a lot of Japanese MQA CDs and they can be unfolded to enjoy the full potential with a external drive and the software that you can buy for the MacBook Pro. It gets the most use as a MQA decoder than any other type of computer usage. We have the newest iPad Pro versions and they are almost as good as the MacBook Pro. I have heard that the newer versions that are coming out are going to be basically the “MacBook Pro Killer” as they are supposedly going to have a lot more RAM and powerful processors and the ability to run programs that only a desktop or MacBook Pro can handle now. But I think the price point is probably going to be outrageous for most people.
My only regret is that I didn’t get the MacBook Pro Bluetooth keyboard in the space gray when they were more a available, because they are extremely hard to find now and expensive in comparison to the standard white model. The keyboard has to have the finger print reader on it as I would like to sit in in a cradle instead of having it opened up on my workstation. So that makes it even more difficult to find and expensive. I have seen used ones sell for twice the price of the new white version, but it is the only thing that is really left to buy for this set up.
Jason W –
This replaces my old battery operated Magic Mouse – quick and easy to pair and set up snd works perfectly. Fast recharge time and I use the old mouse if I need to use the computer in the recharge downtime. This is a superior product and well worth the premium price. Highly recommended.
DaeDae –
Since I’ve purchased this Magic Mouse, in November I haven’t had to charge it once. It works really well, very sensitive. I recommended getting a good and stable mouse pad because it doesn’t work well without it (in my experience). But it’s definitely legit. If your like me and dislikes the scrolling on the MacBook, you definitely should get this
Wilbur Fudd –
This is a great mouse for Macs and works seamlessly with the Apple system. That’s why I purchased it, aslo I’ve always thought the touch mouse was cool. In practice though the mouse is a bit slim for my hands as it could be taller to be more comfortable. The touch interface is indeed cool and handly working with MacOs. I do miss a right-click from the windows world I use for work. My work mouse is a Logitech M705 which is indeed taller with about the same weight. I still prefer that mouse for my “work” activity but do plan to keep the magic mouse for home use.
Connoisseur –
I paused at the price but this mouse is terrific. Great Apple design, sleek and compact, and best of all it holds its charge a very long time. Setings allow for great functionality.
Gabriel –
Absolutely love this mouse, it feels so good and different when using it. It works so smooth compared to other mouses I have had in the past. Price might be a bit steep for a mouse; however, it is worth it due to its long battery life and great experience.
Johnny –
The thing is flawless, absolutely better than the trackpad. Hardware or external, does everything the trackpad does save for opening launchpad, but needing a gesture for that is a bit superfluous in my opinion. You can effortlessly gesture between tabs, programs, scrolling – works on every surface as well. If you’re having any issues without a mousepad you can simply adjust its settings – the thing is absolutely worth the price. And a far better option than the more expensive trackpad imo.
Aotearoa –
Práctico y hasta ahora sigue funcionando buena comora
DaeDae –
I love this mouse. Apple puts form over function in the design, but then they make up for it. It’s small and sleek and clicky with just the right amount of weight. The charger port is hidden on the bottom where you can’t charge and use the mouse at the same time, but I got over it. It’s a trade-off for a flatter mouse, and I charged this mouse fully a couple weeks ago and I’m still at 75%. That’s another plus – the last cheap mouse I had went to sleep all the time, took too long to reconnect and would be surprise me by dying at the most in-opportune time. This one connects quickly and easily and reports its battery percentage. Instead of 4 tiny cheap rubber dots, this mouse glides smoothly on two thick rails.
The winning feature is gestures. No scroll wheel, just swipes. 2 fingers swiped left or right will switch between full screen apps, and tapping lightly with 2 fingers brings up Mission Control showing all my windows.