Customer Ratings & Reviews

When I bought the magic mouse 2, I thought that it would be something I used frequently. However, the more I used my Mac Book pro, the more familiar I became with the mouse pad on the actual computer. However, I still use the mouse for convenience from time to time especially when doing big projects. Very easy to sync with your computer.

The Magic Mouse when used with desktop or laptop.computers is a wonderful accessorie, but it was purchased to use with a iPad Pro and it cannot be painted with an iPad. This seems strange because you can pair a Magic Keyboard with an iPad. Very disappointed in Apple for this decision. I would not hesitate to recommend this mouse with regular computers, works just great without the need for batteries.

I have not been disappointed. Works great with ease. I was having difficulties navigating the pad on the MacBook Pro coming from a Dell Laptop. The mouse has made it a smooth transition for me and works well on most finished surfaces except granite.

There are a few things I love about this mouse. 1) It now is rechargeable via lightning cable and requires no batteries. In the alkaline battery version the batteries lasted forever, but it is still nice to know that essentially it is impossible to run out of power if you plug in the mouse occasionally. 2) The touch surface is incredibly responsive. In what could easily turn into a disaster, the design of the touch interface really delivers good tracking clarity and gesture control. After just a few hours of use all of the commands seem second nature. 3) Design. Some functionality is lost in the fact that there are not two physical buttons (i.e. this is not a great gaming mouse), but it is all made up for in style. Of course Apple products value form over function and this is no different. the sleek design was so clean that it essentially looks identical to the Magic Mouse 1. A few considerations for this mouse are notable. Firstly, if you want to be able to right click with the mouse, you need to enable the function in the settings of your Mac. Does anyone really use this mouse without the right click enabled? Since it is turned off by default I could see someone thinking that since there is only one huge physical button that it might not have the ability to right-click... which would be frustrating. Some gestures are annoying. Again, the ones that are intuitive are quite helpful, but some of them are just overboard and need to be disabled. Again, I could see this being frustrating to a new user or a user with limited knowledge. Lastly, it is pricey - my Magic Mouse one lasted for years and years and still works perfectly. I would like to think that this mouse will be the same. With an item that takes day to day use and abuse I could see that some might be hesitant to spend $70 on a mouse.

Good option to your Mac hut a little pricy. Apple standard.

Love all things Apple! however, the Magic Mouse has one flaw to me. the onscreen pointer moves slow even when the setting is high. additionally I feel like it's uncentered compared to other wireless mouses, it seems like the top of the mouse is what you must move to move the pointer. I really love the motion shortcuts on the mouse

Once again Apple does it again. Bought this mouse and it is amazing. I love how to scroll the page up and down you just slightly move your fingers up and down on the mouse. But then again what does Apple have that is disappointing? Nothing!!! This mouse is a must have.

The magic mouse retains it charge longer. It works very well with my Mac Thunderbolt.

To me there wasn't much difference that I noticed from the original Magic mouse and Magic mouse 2. It did work great however, I did not care for the charging style. I rather have a couple sets of batteries and swap them out instead of remembering to plug the mouse in and charge it. Some might find this better then batteries but I didn't. Don't get me wrong it still is a great mouse and works very well.

very compact mouse, easy to connect up and works well

Best purchase to match the color of my MacBook Pro. It comes in handy, and does quite a lot of stuff for a mouse. A lot of technology in a small device. I’d recommend to anyone who likes to multi-task.

Exactly as described. The price was right. I'm transitioning from a PC to a Mac so my big mitts took some time getting used to the swiping of pages. Other than that it's a great item and is worth it if you have a Mac.

Great mouse for my Mac Mini. Some people have mentioned the inconvenience of the charge port being on the bottom of the mouse, but in real use, that has not been a problem at all.

I was skeptical as I wasn't happy buying a $80 mouse but it's pretty slick and I am considering a second. The scrolling feature is really nice and makes surfing efficient. This was a great pickup as I am still getting used to gestures on MBP trackpad. Cheers!

I found this mouse to be easy to use, instantly recognized by my new laptop and so much easier (for me) than the finger pad on the laptop. It can be configured to your preferences for performance (speed, etc.).

Great full sized Bluetooth mouse with all the comfort, ease, and functionality, one would expect from Apple. Although expensive compared to others, it is full sized, always pairs and is slim enough to fit in a messenger pocket. Not so great with laminate surfaces - often need to use the cardboard back of a spiral notebook for best movement results. I'm a university student with an early 2016 MacBook.

This mouse is perfect. I can pair it with my iPhone, iPad and MacBook Pro. There is no scroll wheel but simply swiping to the left/right or up/down does the job just make sure you activate it in the settings.

I didn't think I would like this at first, but after about ten minutes I LOVE IT! The mouse functions like a combination of a track pad and a mouse. I also love that it connects with Blue Tooth, no loosing or damaging the USB signal receiver or cords to deal with.

So nice not to deal with batteries. My favorite mouse.

Looks good and has adds Even more to the Apple experience.