Do i need a dongle (usb stick which creates its own bluetooth link to the mouse) or is it really just the mouse and my MBP???

• Asked by Hannes S
• 13-Feb-2010
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Does anyone have experience using a D-Link bluetooth dongle on a PowerMac G5 (late 2005) running Leopard and using the new bluetooth Magic mouse

• Asked by Ilhan G from Lexington
• 24-Nov-2009
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Will this mouse be available with a cable?

My doctor told me to avoid anything wireless. So I have my computers on Lan and I have no cordless telephones. I have an Iphone but I keep in in flight mode whenever possible. Now I would really like to have this magic mouse. But it only seems to come with bluetooth. Will it ever come out without bluetooth and with a cable?

• Asked by Heinrich-wilhelm S from Eyendorf
• 10-Jan-2011
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would i be able to use the mouse to a computer operating on windows 7 or vista which does not have bluetooth but by using a blutooth dongle

• Asked by Adam R
• 25-Dec-2009
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is this really practical?

Is this new mouse really practical? Will it actually become the future mouse? I ask these questions because I want to know what people really think about this mouse.
I guess the real question is: is this an improvement on the "old" mouse that we all have grown to know?

• Asked by Timothy S
• 9-Apr-2010
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what is the bluetooth code for the air mouse

• Asked by Gramatas P from New York
• 7-Feb-2010
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How much more power drain does the Magic Mouse cause to a MacBook Pro compared to a wired mouse?

In a few months I'll be purchasing a MacBook Pro. I'll be setting it up as a desktop with an external HP monitor, an Apple Magic Mouse, an Apple wireless keyboard and a mini Displayport to DVI adaptor. But I'll also use it as laptop sometimes. And I'll probably bring it to school occasionally. I really don't like trackpads very much; I tend to prefer a mouse. So,when i bring it to school I'd like to use the Apple Magic Mouse so I don't need to use the trackpad. I would like to know how much more power using the Magic Mouse would draw from the MacBook Pro compared to a wired mouse. I'd also like to know how long the Macbook Pro's battery would last when I'm using the Magic Mouse with it . I'm asking these questions because the Apple Magic Mouse uses Bluetooth and I know that Bluetooth uses a lot of power.

• Asked by Joshua B from Waterford
• 29-Aug-2011
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Is it made out of the same surface as the Mighty Mouse? The mighty mouse didn't move very fluently .

I owned the mighty mouse, and I was disappointed on how well it moved on my mouse pad surface. My mouse pad is a professional gaming mousepad (which I no longer use for gaming). I was just wondering if it moves any better around the mousepad?

• Asked by Rusty T from Hardyville
• 21-Oct-2009
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Does the battery drain faster when a Macbook Pro is paired with a Magic Mouse?

Some devices such as cellphones drain a whole lot faster and heat up when bluetooth is left on. My concern is that I may be wasting battery life when I leave the bluetooth on for the Macbook Pro just for a wireless mouse.

• Asked by Justin P
• 11-Mar-2011
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There any new update that allows a mouse to connect to ipad? In a RDP session ate least?

Hi.

Is there any new update that allows to use magic mous in ipad?

Even if no to use in a ipad application, does it connects by bluetooth and after, if I open a Windows RDP session, it will work?

The RDP software creates a virtual mouse, it should work at least in the RDP session.

Regards,
Marco

• Asked by Marco S from Caldas Da Rainha
• 12-Jan-2012
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