Customer Ratings & Reviews

Apple had said a couple of years ago that the iPad is the new computer and many took that as a joke or insult that no way is a iPad a computer. You would hear from people that have a PC or a Mac and those two devices are computers. Well, now since the latest update for IOS 13.4 that now you can add a wireless keyboard and a wireless mouse to your iPad. And that I did and most of the time it works great. With future updates coming up, and soon the IOS 14, which will have many new features and most likely an updated fix on bugs and more on the use of a mouse on iPad. I do use the mouse on the iPad and it does make it more like using a computer and so now if you want, you can use your iPad like an iPad or do the mouse like a computer. It’s up to you how you want to use it.

Completely rechargeable with provided usb cord that works great and just a few clicks to set-up and get going

Apple's magic mouse stands above the others simply because of it's ability to incorporate all of Apple's gestures built into their software. The downside is the poorly engineered way of charging the mouse. They need to take a cue from their magic keyboard and offer a mouse that can work WHILE charging...basically a bluetooth mouse that can double as a wired mouse. The current set-up with the charge port on the underside of the mouse is idiotic. Still an the best mouse for productivity (not so much for gaming... FYI. Games don't get along with the slick gesture surface of the mouse very well).

This is the best mouse available for use with Apple computers. Looks great and works better

I just love how smooth it is. No other mouse compares to it . It’s reacts great too!!

It is as good as I'd hoped it would be. If fits nicely into the laptop case, easy and intuitive to use, long battery life and has been error and trouble free. I just wish it had a "browser back' button!

Great mouse, easy to connect, stays connected and is very responsive to finger taps and movements.

Best Mouse ever easy to use and battery lasts really longer than others

It's the magic mouse 2.0, so you can't go wrong. It's sleek, functional, and now rechargeable. Love it

It is way better than my old mouse and needs no batteries. it hardley needs charging but about once a month. Great!!!

This wireless mouse continues to operate for a long time aftr initial charging. Much easier to use than touchpad.

It's responsive and sleek. It's a great mouse with an excellent battery life

I have had the Magic Mouse 2 for about 3 weeks now. I saw a few reviewers give it a negative score because of battery life. I bought this for my office and I have not had any issues with battery, and I leave mine dormant over the weekend. Three weeks in and I'm still at 50% battery! Multitouch gestures are awesome, and I love how light the "2" version is compared to it's predecessor. The only complaint I have is that I didn't buy this sooner. Fantastic companion for any Mac!

great for any Mac u may own and it has long battery life and seemless connectivity

Paired easily with my MacBook Pro 2016, long battery life, easy to customize for two button use.

This is exactly what she wanted! Wireless and rechargeable. Who could ask for more? This was a Christmas gift.

Very nice mouse and very easy to use with the Apple computers. A little pricey but worth it.

A few months ago I upgraded to the Magic Keyboard with Numeric Keypad. I haven't regretted it. When my original Magic Mouse batteries died I decided I would upgrade to the Magic Mouse 2. Easy recharging with the included lightning cable...no more batteries! This mouse seems to lose connection less than the original as well...actually it hasn't lost it at all. Overall, worth it.

It is very smooth and working very vell. It is not required any usb dongle and it is work 1 months with one charge...

I used the original Magic Mouse for 5 years and grew to love it but for one flaw: It used a pair of Double-A batteries that would burn out with varying frequency depending on use. The new Magic Mouse 2? It recharges through the same Apple cable (included) that charges the newer generation iPhones and iPads. Out of curiosity, I've been tracking how much power it uses a day, and it's roughly 1% of the total charge. That means you'll have to plug it in roughly every 100 days. Can't beat that.