Customer Ratings & Reviews

I like it so much but it is kind of slow and hard to handle

It doesn't connect to my iMac automatically, I always have to go into the settings to connect it, so I don't find it useful.

Bluetooth connectivity is burdensome. . .

I bought it for my wife, we have yet to have one last a full year,

Decent mouse, but for some reason feels strange. Not physically, I mean in regard to how the cursor moves on my Macbook Air.

Takes getting used to , but overall a good product

The need to recharge this is ridiculous. I have used several wireless mouse over the years and have not needed to worry about charging.

Scrolling doesn't work on my son's older MacBook. I was told my BB employee at tha time of the purchase I had 60 days but it's really 14! The mouse works to click but I realized the scrolling didn't work. Spent too much time trying to figure it out and decided to return it. BB wouldn't budge.

The Apple Magic Mouse may be better for new users, or those assimilating from PCs. For me however, the Magic Mouse did not feel comfortable in my hands. I found that it slowed down my productivity. I ended up getting the Apple Trackpad instead and had a much better experience in almost every way. More comfortable, more ergonomic, and flexible with its intuitive gestures.

I don't like it. It's way too small and doesn't fit my hand.

Not sure about this. Still trying to master moving this around. I’ve used a mouse on a pc but this seems somewhat different. So it’s hard to answer the questions below

Didn’t like the way it felt when using it I returned it

This mouse has a very nice and sleek design, but it is difficult to use, especially if you are used to a traditional mouse. The touch surface takes time to adjust to, and basic functions do not feel natural. My daughter is also having a hard time using it. Overall, it looks great but is not very user-friendly.

The "Magic Mouse" is NOT ergonomic or practical. Uncomfortable. Not hand shaped. Why???!! Great example of "fashion over function". To make matters worse, if your fingers get a bit sweaty, it's impossible to use some of the basic functions. Major regret. I will revert to using a more affordable wireless mouse with the BT dongle. THOSE are ergonomic and comfortable. Waited too long to try out my Magic Mouse and missed the return window, so now I have to sell this on eBay or something. Sigh.

Before purchasing I ensured it was compatible with my device, however it would not connect.

Best Buy does not stand behind what they sell. I bought an excellent condition open box mouse that was not excellent. It was missing the charge cord. Instead of replacing the mouse with one that has a charge cord or giving me the missing cord, they said they would either sell me a new mouse that actually has the charge cord or sell me a charge cord. So they wanted me to make myself whole. I was lied to and then refused to make me whole by the company. There are too many other places that sell the same thing Best Buy sells. I actually bought a new mouse cheaper from some where else. They have lost my business forever.

Mouse’s features are great. I love being able to use the touch pad on top of the mouse, but the mouse does not feel ergonomically good. It’s too thin.

Any random hand or finger movement cause unwanted movement with mouse pointer or screen movement. Takes a long time to break habits of use of traditional mouse. A readjustment of hand placement on mouse can be frustrating.

It's so difficult to use this mouse without a scrolling option. I'm surprised Apple failed big time on this device.

It’s a little annoying honestly, but works. Takes some time to get used to.