Customer Ratings & Reviews

Mom needed a replacement for and original Magic Mouse. Would have preferred it still take batteries than to turn it over like a defenseless turtle to charge.

Don’t use it, it is very nice but wasn’t necessary to get. Would only recommend if you’re for sure going to use.

Way to light and fragile. The texture of the Mouse is slippery and falls out of my hands all the time. Would not recommend.

If you're looking for something that is ergonomic, do not buy this mouse. I have some wrist issues and this thing is not ideal.

This is by far the worst design mouse I've ever seen. does not even come with a cord to plug into a new MacBook pro. By far the worst part is the charging port is on the bottom of the mouse. You cannot charge this mouse while you're using it something that is unheard of with any other mouse. Returned after owning it for a week due to it's horrible design.

I have great difficulty using this, but then, I'm not a Mac person. It's overpriced, too.

Mostly for appearance and mac gesture features. It’s too loud for my taste and it is definitely not for gaming.

Biggest thing is it has a much different feel than other ones and it is difficult to get used to.

Looks nice & sleek, but would be better if offered in more ergonomic design for those with mobility issues.

Not a bad mouse, wish there were something’s that were different but oh well. Better than using the track pad on the laptop and faster as well.

A bit hard to grasp functionality. For the price thought this would work better. Stick with regular mouse for your MAC

It was disappointing to buy this and find to charge it I would need to purchase an adapter.

I would only recommend this for use with a stationary computer. I tried using with macbook but find it awkward and prefer the trackpad.

Although the touchpad on current Macbooks make a mouse optional, unlike on a Windows® notebook, the "gesture" capabilities of this 2nd gen mouse may be appreciated.

This is the mouse used for Apple MacBook Air. What they didn’t,t say was that I wild have to buy an extender because this doesn,t fit. They assured me that they know it doesn,t fit, just didn’t,t bother to mention it. Can anybody explain that? Oh, and it charges by being plugged into the bottom of the mouse, so you can,t use it while it,s charging. Why did they do that?

My Magic Mouse was failing so I went and picked up the new model and discovered that the wireless recharging feature had been dropped. Now, I have to plug a cord into it to recharge it. It was so much easier and more convenient to just place the mouse on the recharging base occasionally. I'm not sure if the failure of my first unit (after about 3 years) was the reason this feature was dropped but it's definitely a step backwards from my perspective...

Had to purchase this as a replacement to the old one which had started to tweak out. I wouldn’t say the quality is amazing.

I found it difficult to use with laptop, it is not very user friendly.

Connected to the MacBook pro just fine but my God this mouse was just a headache. Inconsistent. Jumps around. Like the virtual wheel. Charge does last a really long time. Also had a Logitech wireless mouse that is so much better than the apple mouse it's ridiculous. So we returned this one and I'll keep using my Logitech mouse thank you.

Aesthetically pleasing but uncomfortable and quite useless. I prefer any other mouse to this one. Difficult to scroll.