Questions & Answers for Apple Magic Mouse

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• Answered by Terry S from Crockett
• 2-Apr-2013
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Laser tracking engine.

Magic Mouse features a laser tracking engine that’s far more sensitive and responsive on more surfaces than traditional optical technology. That means it can track with precision on nearly every surface with no mousepad required.

• Answered by Mikol F from Ontario
• 21-Oct-2009
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No you cant - i am very annoyed about it. Apple make a device for wirelessly browsing photo's, music, movies, netflix etc on your tv and then limit the user interface experience to a out of date basic remote control when there's so much more possible with the multi-touch track pack pad/mouse. what a shock.

• Answered by Mohammed U
• 29-Jul-2012
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As long as your Macbook Air is up to date (minimum OS 10.5.8), the Magic Mouse will work.

To check your OS version, click the Apple logo on the upper left part of your screen and choose "About This Mac." Your version will be under the Mac OS X text.

• Answered by Edgar I from San Diego
• 20-Oct-2009
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Yes, it will work fine with a MBP.
You can also configure the sensitivity the same way you do the touch pad on the MBP.

• Answered by Neil B from North Royalton
• 4-Feb-2010
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Yes, all you have to do is connect it via Bluetooth. It works on every Mac, however it does not work with any IOS device such as the iPad or iPhone.

• Answered by Zachary W from Yellville
• 2-Mar-2013
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there's an on/off switch on the bottom, in between the gliders.

• Answered by Kay T from Magnolia
• 30-Nov-2009
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No.
I LOVE my iMac, the mouse as a whole is fantastic and compliments the OS completely, great for Photoshop, working, reading and browsing, but that's not the question.

Minecraft? it's horrible, its constantly swapping items without you realising, as you side swipe to switch instead of scroll, that's the only issue, but its very frustrating.
I'm a BIG Minecraft player and a big mac user, but i'd recommend a gaming mouse

• Answered by Steven R from Perth
• 13-Apr-2012
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In system preferences, under mouse, you can specify which side of the mouse you want to be secondary click (to allow for left vs right handed people). The mouse is sensitive to which side you are clicking on so you can click like you would on a traditional, 2 button mouse.

• Answered by Andrew H from Suwanee
• 6-Feb-2013
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