Grym mus med läcker design, multi touch funktionen som finns på musen används även i mac book pro modellerna, iPhone, iPad och iPod touch.

* multi touch; * snygg design; * lång batteritid; * liten och lätt

* passar inte folk med stora händer så bra

The Magic Mouse is cool way to use a mouse. No mouse buttons but it by moving it in certain ways it performs the functions of having the mouse buttons. It takes some getting used to and I still have not mastered yet. The bluetooth part works well.

From using other laptops I thought it would be a good idea to invest in a mouse when getting my new macbook pro. But after getting used to the Macs track pad the mouse soon built up a coat of dust.

build qual; Functions

doesn't compare to trackpad; seems rough on surfaces

"Mighty Mouse" used to be the extremely cool name for Apple's rodents previously however a trademark awarded to another company made them change the name of their latest device to Magic Mouse.

This mouse works great that's all I have to say, gg apple, you did it :)

it is not good as i expected, may be because it might not be original. i looks exactly the same but i found few marks at the back of the mouse when i opened the box, then every time i start my mac i have to manually or physically connect it to mouse where as my old mouse use to connect it as soon as...

I bought this as I was fed up having to replace the batteries in my original Mac mouse, as the cover was a pain to remove. This is so much simpler. It still retains the fabulous Apple design, and the ability to simply recharge using a USB connection is great.

I've had it a couple of weeks and it's so comfortable to use. Practiced putting in batteries, no problems.

One of the biggest gripes that Mac users have with the Apple Magic Mouse is its relatively short battery life. It isn't unheard of to find the mouse needing new cells in as little as four weeks, which means you're burning through a lot of AA batteries.

Rechargeable battery; Multitouch surface; Good for both left- and right-handed use; Automatically pairs with Macs via Bluetooth; Ships with Lightning-to-USB cable

Requires OS X El Capitan or later; Cannot use the mouse while it is charging; Shallow design doesn't fill the curve of your hand

For a company that pioneered the widespread use of the mouse as a computer controller, Apple has a surprisingly bad record at making good ones, particularly since the return of Steve Jobs and, with him, industrial design as the prime driver of product creation.