I often find it easier to navigate around the screen using a mouse (rather than the track-pad), and my previous experience with a Magic Mouse (the old style, where the batteries have to be changed) has been good.

This thing is awesome! Makes my wrist feel better. I've had it for a couple weeks now haven't had to charge it once. Use it at least 8 hours a day and still have a 48% charge. Totally worth it.

the mouse does the job perfectly and indeed the magic touch is so nice.....but the size is big and you have to make big circles to bring it to focus and its annoying sometimes.

Sorry to say this, but the Magic Mouse 2 is terrible. I followed the directions exactly and the mouse never "woke up". I have to call Apple to see what's preventing it from working. I was expecting a plug and play model or at least one that I could put batteries in and go, but no.

It's better than the first version because it's possible to charge the batteries with do run out quickly. It looks and feel precisely the same. No massive new technology here.

Yeah I know writing a review about a mouse is somewhat absurd but I have to tell you I've gone through so many mice real and mechanical :) that I am blown away by this magic mouse 2 from Apple.

Sets itself up! Intuitive to use... Easy to optimise/tweak to suit user needs. Looks great; beautifully designed and made. Battery life-impressive! Recharging - super-fast!

Apple giveth and taketh away with its Magic Mouse redesign. The new internal battery is welcome, but you can't charge it while the mouse is in use. This is otherwise an elegant, minimalist addition to the Apple canon.

Internal battery; Multi-touch support; Click mechanism feels sturdy

Awkward charging-port location means mouse can't be used while it's charging; Single button wobbles while using multi-touch gestures; No Force Click suport or haptic feedback

This is amazing Magic Mouse 2. Many cool tricks on this mouse! U have to learn the moves, one finger touch, scroll, click and 2 fingers to move Windows, scroll down and up and etc.. See it for yourself!

Easy To Use

These older models were all powered by AA batteries and looked a lot bulkier than these new products. The Magic Mouse 2, the Magic Trackpad 2 and the Magic Keyboard all have internal rechargeable batteries that are charged using a Lightning cable through a discreet port either on the back or the...