Reviews for Apple Magic Mouse

This mouse is not round and does not fit in your hand nicely

8 of 163 people found this useful

Love the way I can manage this mouse but exactly it stop working after a year of use. I purchase the second one a year ago and happen the same thing again stop working. I think no more magic mouse.

12 of 52 people found this useful

After 2 years of using the Magic Mouse, the battery cover just broke, the little latch just gave up, do u sell this pice alone or do I need to spend another $60 dlls?

5 of 74 people found this useful

I have 2 Magic mice, 1 for a Mac and 1 for a MacBook, and both behave and misbehave the same. They are sleek and work well much of the time. The wireless is especially nice. They have some ruggedness, as I dropped one with no consequences. However, both lose connection to the computer regularly and are suddenly unresponsive at other times. These episodes of misbehavior seem to be getting more frequent with time. Also, the mice are too sensitive at times. Lastly, the small metal plate on the underside simply won't stay attached. Overall, the Magic Mouse is a great idea, but needs some re-engineering to be more reliable.

12 of 14 people found this useful

I was pretty skeptical at first because of all the negative reviews I had read, but I bought one anyway, and I am VERY glad I did! I do not understand what people are talking about when they say that the mouse is "jittery" maybe it is the date of their hardware? I have a late 2012 MacBook Pro and this mouse works flawlessly!

4 of 12 people found this useful

After trying every kind of mouse and trackpad available, I keep going back to the Magic Mouse. I can't explain it, but for some reason the combination of the total freedom of a movable mouse, combined with the incredibly sensitive surface that accepts whatever gesture I like, using however many fingers, is absolutely the easiest user interface I've ever encountered.
I have one I use at home, another I take on the road, and since they are wireless, they just get tossed wherever they are needed.

Another bonus is the fact that they are fairly sparing of batteries, even when left turned on all the time

I just keep two rechargeable AA batteries in a charger plugged in nearby, and when the mouse batteries get low, I swap them for the ones in the charger. No sweat, and of course I have some regular alkaline AA batteries around if needed.

4 of 5 people found this useful

The touchpad is great, and having a wireless mouse on your desktop seems like a good enough idea - until your batteries start dying on you in the middle of doing something at least once a month.

After a few years, mine started losing its connection all the time - even with full battery. I think what happens is the batteries jostle around inside and then it loses power for just a second. Then it loses connection and stops working, and I have to wait a few minutes for the computer to find it again. My mouse loses connection like 10 times a day now. It's all but useless. I'm going to have to go buy a wired mouse, because this is just stupid.

7 of 9 people found this useful

So basically this mouse is the best mouse i've ever had. I gave it 4/5 stars cause it's kinda hard to get that excited about a mouse. That being said I've had mine for well over a year now and it's still at 100% battery life. THAT is amazing. It's also a little pricy but i got it as a gift so it was great.

4 of 6 people found this useful

I have had this mouse for around a year now and am very pleased with it from all aspects:

Super accurate in both the mouse pointer and the touch pad on top.
Very convenient to use a touch pad instead of a click wheel.
I've had no pain in the wrist while using it, just hold your hand over it properly as
demonstrated in the product video.
The battery life is awesome, only had to change it once all year.
Being wireless keeps the desk looking clean!

7 of 99 people found this useful