Customer Ratings & Reviews

I needed a third Magic Mouse to pair with my new M1 Mac laptop and when I saw the black version it was a no-brainer! Works seamlessly as all Magic Mouses do and I especially appreciate the side-swipe convenience that this design offers. Very pleased with the aesthetics of this version!The ONLY minor flaw in this design is the charging port being in a place that prevents the mouse from being used while charging but I'm sure that Apple will address that at some point in the future. Not a problem enough to give it less than 5 stars!

This is a great wireless mouse for an iMac or Macbook. I use it with a Macbook Air connected to a monitor. My only complaint about this mouse is that the charging port is on the bottom. It would be nice if the charging port were on the side, I could charge it while using it or not have to lay it on the top while charging.

Nice battery life, compact design, flawless, very lightweight

I had the previous mouse from before but never had the black one. Complements with my new macbook air gray. Battery life is better than previous model. Only the downside is the charging port. Still at the bottom of the mouse but most likely, you barely charge the mouse anwyay.

Easy to use, quality is good and the battery life is massive on it. I’ve had it a month and still haven’t had to charge it.

As you would expect from Apple, this feels good in the hand and the weight of the mouse feels right. Does not feel cheap and plastic like many others on the market. Nice that you don't need batteries — just plug into to the lightning connector to charge. And the charge holds for quite some time. I bought it one month and one day ago and am currently at 66% charged on the mouse. I've always had a silver or white mouse (Apple) so the black is a nice change.

Apple quality doesn’t disappoint. Top surface acts as a trackpad for swiping. Feels heavy/durable. Long battery life, easy to connect. Spite a physical left and right split for left and right buttons, macOS can be configured to act as if is does have a left and right click. I wish you could reverse the scroll without reversing the trackpad scroll. That’s a macOS issue more than it is a Magic Mouse issue.

Alright, let's talk about the Apple Magic Mouse. In black, it looks super sharp and totally fits that clean Apple vibe. It's wireless, which is a given, and charges with a Lightning cable – handy if you've got an iPhone. What makes this mouse cool is its Multi-Touch surface. You can just swipe and scroll like you're on your phone or trackpad, which feels really natural for browsing or zipping through documents. It's super precise too, so your cursor goes exactly where you want it. Connecting it to your Mac is instant, and it stays connected without a fuss. Battery life is decent, and it charges up pretty fast. The only real head-scratcher is that the charging port is on the bottom. So, yeah, you can't use it while it's juicing up, which is a bit of a bummer. Now, about the feel. It's flat. Really flat. If you're used to a mouse that fills your hand, this might take some getting used to. It's not uncomfortable once you adapt, but it's definitely different. Bottom line? If you love Apple's design and want a mouse that does more than just click, this is a solid pick. It looks great, the gestures are awesome, and it plays nice with your Mac. Just remember that charging quirk and give your hand a little time to adjust!

Here’s a review for a wireless rechargeable mouse compatible with an Apple iMac: Review: Wireless Rechargeable Mouse for Apple iMac If you’re looking for a reliable, wireless rechargeable mouse for your Apple iMac, there are plenty of options available, but finding one that seamlessly integrates with macOS while providing excellent performance can be tricky. Design & Build Quality Most wireless rechargeable mice designed for the iMac focus on sleek aesthetics to match Apple’s minimalist style. The best options feature an aluminum or matte plastic body, offering a comfortable and ergonomic grip. Unlike Apple’s Magic Mouse, which has a low-profile design that some users find uncomfortable, third-party alternatives often provide a more traditional, contoured shape for better hand support. Connectivity & Performance A good iMac-compatible mouse connects via Bluetooth, ensuring a cable-free experience. Look for models with stable Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity, as this minimizes lag and interference. Some mice also include a USB-C or USB-A dongle for an additional connection option, though Bluetooth remains the preferred method for Mac users. Performance-wise, premium rechargeable mice come with high-DPI optical sensors that provide smooth and precise tracking across different surfaces. Whether you’re using it for everyday tasks, creative work, or light gaming, a mouse with adjustable DPI settings (typically ranging from 800 to 4000 DPI) ensures flexibility. Rechargeability & Battery Life One major advantage of a rechargeable wireless mouse is the elimination of disposable batteries. The best models feature built-in lithium-ion batteries that last anywhere from two weeks to a month on a full charge, depending on usage. USB-C charging is ideal, as it allows for fast recharging—often providing hours of use with just a few minutes of charging.

Sleek mouse with nice functionality if you use apple. I hate the charge port on the bottom, and it does take some getting used to as it's so slim. Sometimes when I first got it I would accidentally hit the right button instead of the left but it don't happen anymore. The lack of feel that you would normally have in a manual scroll wheel is unnerving at first too, but it's just another thing to get used to. Overall it does work well, and integrates wonderfully with MacBook Pro.

Sleek, easy to use, long charge life. I would recommend this mouse

The Magic Mouse looks stunning and works smoothly with macOS, thanks to gesture controls and a sleek design. It glides effortlessly and has impressive battery life. But its flat shape isn’t comfortable for long use, and the charging port on the bottom is still a strange design choice. Great for casual use and Apple fans, but not ideal for heavy work or gaming. 7.5 out of 10

A great product for people who travel a lot. Small and light. Rechargeable is a plus. Will definitely recommend this product to friends and family.

Long battery, strong, cool, love the black color, easy to work with

The Magic Mouse looks great and works seamlessly with Mac, offering smooth scrolling and multi-touch gestures. The battery life is excellent, and it connects effortlessly via Bluetooth. However, the low-profile design may not be comfortable for long hours of use, and the charging port placement on the bottom is inconvenient. A great choice for Apple users who prioritize aesthetics and functionality over ergonomics.

I’m not sure why people don’t enjoy this mouse but I like it. I’ve never had a mouse this fancy. I had to learn how to use it and now that I do I’m very pleased with it. I have used it with or without a mouse pad and it works seamlessly with my MacBook. I don’t game and I don’t think this mouse is for that. It’s easy to lose and it’s slippery but other than that it’s awesome.

Very sleek. I have large hands and not an issue. Battery easily charges with Compact USB. I have had it for over a month and have not re-charged it yet--still >50%. I do turn it off when not in use. Battery level easily checked in bluetooth settings. Another great product one expects from Apple. Higher price than other brands.

This thing is awesome. I bought this for my new Macbook Pro and honestly couldnt live without it. Im not much for touchpads on laptops and the Magic Mouse gives you all the features that the touch pad has. Great battery life and its sleek looking. LOVE IT

This Apple Mouse just works. After fumbling with other mouse devices - I finally purchased the Apple Magic Mouse and total happy that I finally made the investment. This mouse does take some time getting use to - it has features that are not available on other devices. Battery life is good. Only con: Can not use the mouse while charging the battery. Highly recommend.

I got this wireless mouse for my desktop setup. I am in grad school so having a reliable mouse is important for me. So far, I like this mouse. I will agree with others that the scrolling is a big different compared to the other wireless mouses. You have to scroll in the middle of the mouse in order for it to use. It is pretty simple to use after a week or so. It easily connects to my MacBook Pro.