Apple - Magic Mouse 2 - Silver

I have the original magic mouse for my Mac desk top computer, but I wanted one for my laptop since it's so much easier than using the track pad. Since the Magic mouse 2 is available, I chose that option and thought how much nicer it would be not to have to change the batteries out every 2 months. However, this magic mouse 2 is dead every time I go to use my laptop, which I only used for 15 minutes on the last charge. You HAVE to remember to turn off the mouse otherwise even though it is not in use, it will die. I use the battery version (original magic mouse) on my desktop work computer everyday for at least 8 hours and NEVER turn off my mouse. Batteries only need replacing after 2 months. So you decide what is more convenient. For me, the batteries are more reliable!

I was forced to buy a replacement for the Mouse that came with my Mac when my old one stopped working one day. When I went into Best Buy my jaw dropped on the floor when they told me it was $80! So I bought it, but also picked up a Logitech for $12 on sale to see if it would work (or if it would be compatible) Not only was Logitech way cheaper, but it worked immediately within seconds and was so comfortable in my hand while using. While the $80 Apple mouse is sleek and nice looking, but the Apple mouse was not comfortable in comparison. AND the Worst part was after spending $80 for an Apple mouse for an Apple computer, one would think that it would work immediately... NOT the case! I had to read the directions to figure it out and took @ 5 minutes to setup with a few steps to complete pairing. The $12 Logitech mouse literally I opened the package, plugged the USB thing in the back, and it worked immediately! So I would NEVER recommend the $80 Apple Magic Mouse unless you are looking for Carpel Tunnel, there are much Better and Cheaper options out there.....

I am very pleased with my new MackBook Pro, but the Magic Mouse needs to be redesigned. First of all, it's slippery. So, it's hard to grip. Second, it's thin. So, it's hard to grip. Third it has sharp edges that cut into my ring finger when I try to grip it like a standard mouse. Forth, if I grip it with my little finger my hand cramps. So, now I have a $70 mouse that I don't use. My old wireless Windows mouse works but it takes up one of the two USB ports. Maybe I will see if I can return the Magic Mouse and get a more user friendly bluetooth mouse.

The mouse is physically very nice. It's thin and looks fancy and good material. I like that you can go back a page just by swiping the mouse. However I don't like that the price is too high and that it does not move smooth on the desk when using it to navigate

This was a nice upgrade to the original magic mouse. The new battery charges fast and last a very long time. The mouse functions perfectly and you can definitely feel the subtle changes apple has made to the sensitivity of the touch surface on the mouse. This is top tier mouse and you can feel the quality in the elements used to make it in the manufacturing process.

As a PC user I'm used to a mouse that right clicks...I haven't figured out how to do things that need to be right clicked on a PC on the MacBook this nifty little mouse is paired with. But the mouse is slick looking - sort of chrome & glass modern, it works well, although it scrolls more like a touchpad than a mouse, still getting used to it. I think it might weigh more than the MacBook ; )

would not charge...would not sync to my computer...returning it

I got this mouse because I thought it looked nice and it had good reviews. Honestly I thought it was a waste of money. I returned it because It didn't work as efficient and it was annoying to me. A regular mouse works just the same and maybe even better.