Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love this mouse ... connected to my iMac immediately . My only complaint is that you can not use the Mouse while it is charging. Kind of a pain waiting for it to charge. All that said it is an outstanding mouse and never looses connection.

Great power battery very accurate and smooth control really nice and beautiful design, sensitive and precise, the color is the apple classic,

First used one of these at work and love it. Convinced my husband we needed one for our personal Macbook. For PC users, it takes a bit to get used to scrolling in the opposite direction than a PC mouse, but even my husband has made the transition. Love it!

I like the mouse overall because it has a few cool features that you won’t get out of other nice like the ability to swipe between spaces and other trackpad commands that you’d normally use; but it’s a bit pricey and not exactly the most comfortable mouse to use if you’re used to the shape of standard or ergonomic mice. My hand starts to feel a bit of fatigue after using it for a while. The charging port on this thing is in a pretty awkward position as well which renders the mouse unusable as it charges, and I could excuse all of that if they had just put a USB C port instead of lightning. I really wish they’d let lightning die and come over to the USB C side.

Nice and sleek little mouse. Works very well on any type smooth surface. The only reason it's not a 5 star is that you can't use it while it's charging.

I've used this and the previous version of the Magic Mouse. I was blown away at what it could do; however, if you are a tireless Mac Book user you MAY find the location of its charging port less than optimal. It has great battery life but, looking ahead, I "what if'd" the probability of running out juice before finishing work. I'd have to stop using it since the charging port where the Thunderbolt cable connects to it is located beneath it. You may never run in to the scenario I described and it's worth the money if you're a desktop user or will never be in a position where you'll drain its lithium battery. I used to keep spare AAs with me when I used my old Magic Mouse so I never ran out if juice. Good mouse otherwise.

Makes using my MacBook even easier Easy to hook up and work really well I see why it’s called Magic Mouse

I purchased this mouse to compliment my MacBook Air. Not only does it compliment it well, but it lasts several days without charging and feels great in my hand.

Excellent mouse working so smooth as silk love it would definitely recommend though little expensive but money talk

The only bad thing is that you can not load and use it at the same time, but ... one minute connected gives us an hour of use, two minutes for about 9 hours and a couple of hours for a full charge with a range of one month or more

Great mouse!! Lasts a while on single charge, along with being rechargeable is probably the best thing about it.

My old magic mouse started needing battery replacement every two or three weeks. This is so much better AND it matches my Mac Mini too.

The Magic Mouse 2 is a wonderful device. It connects quickly to my MacBook Pro and is very smooth in operation. What I like most about the MM2 is the fact that Apple made it rechargeable (unlike the Magic Mouse 1, which I also owned). Also, you don't need a mouse pad in most cases if you're using a smooth desktop surface, as the durable plastic pads on the bottom of the mouse keep it from leaving marks or scuffing the bottom of the product. The new swipe functionality is neat, especially for quickly archiving/deleting list items in email, reminders, etc. Overall, I gave it 5 stars. I love it!

This new style mouse is great! Easy to connect and charge! The charge lasts a long time (haven’t recharged yet)! No batteries to change! Yes!

Very sleek, responsive and good looking. No more batteries needed as it is rechargeable, so you’ll save money over time with this one compared to the 1st.

I had the original Magic Mouse and loved it but its battery compartment was badly designed: when using non-Apple AA batteries, moving the mouse too quickly would cause the battery contacts to momentarily rattle loose, interrupting the Bluetooth link and forcing you to reset it. I finally got fed up and replaced it with this mouse, which has a non-removable rechargeable battery, avoiding the Bluetooth issue. Aside from that it's exactly the same as the original Magic Mouse. Otherwise, the only downside to this mouse is the fact that the charging port is on the bottom (the flat side that normally slides around on your mousepad), so you cannot use the mouse while the charging cable is attached. What was Apple thinking? Absurd.

Love the magic mouse 2 and have a couple of them for my iMac and MacBook. The only downside is when it needs to be charged there isn't much advance notice and it seems to always happen right in the middle of doing something. I have to stop and give it 30 minutes to charge enough to finish what I'm doing. I guess I could be more diligent and plug it in to charge every few months to make sure we're all good. In fact, as I write this review, I just checked and it's 55% charged so it lasts a long time, just have to remember not to wait too long.

Felt the same as the 1st gen, just rechargeable. Not missing much if you stay with the 1st version. I returned mine and kept using my old one. Great product if you want to save on having to put a new battery every couple of months.

After using a wireless mouse, you will never go back to a conventional wired mouse again! With the gestures, if you can figure them out, this little piece is pretty impressive. Altough in my opinion it could be quite a bit cheaper...

Love the look and easy of using. I highly recommend for everyone with a MAC