Mouse Silicone Apple Magic Proof Review

I decided to transfer all Photoshop work from an office PC to a home Macbook, started looking for a mouse, naturally bluetooth, read the forums of poppy drivers, there is a popular opinion that a magic mouse is what you need. Bought in amazon for 6500, went home happy. Connected. At what it is easy, as in a fairy tale did not work out. I tried several times the bluetooth mouse did not start. I had to find a USB / type C adapter to connect the mouse via a lightning wire. Everything worked right…

This mouse is not for everyone. It is for those who work with native software. Many programs, like the same Final Cut Pro or Logic Pro, are well adapted to the mouse, and some processes are faster due to gestures. Scrolling itself is more pleasant due to inertia, but you can also live without it.

You won't find better for Mac. Gesture support helps a lot when you work on multiple desktops, it's convenient to switch. On the MacBook, of course, there is a touchpad, but I have an external monitor and the laptop is far away, I had to reach out. The sensor is all over the surface, it is convenient to scroll. While the mouse really likes, whoever has a poppy - take it, you won't regret it

A cool thing, but not everyone will understand, those who are familiar with the first mouse model will be happy with the ate. For Windows and games, it makes no sense to take, you will be disappointed. Perfect for web design and everyday tasks. Here they are outraged that it is impossible to charge and work. People, what are you? It’s difficult to plug it in once a month / one and a half while you go to drink coffee ?! We charge a bunch of accessories every day, don't make a problem out of it.

Experience of use 8 months. Excellent mouse, I recommend it to those who are used to working on a laptop with a mouse. It connects quickly, the charge lasts for a long time, for a month for sure, maybe more. Large selection of mouse settings on the laptop. At first it was unusual that there are no classic buttons and scroll, but you get used to it very quickly, swiping with your finger and other gestures quickly start to like it) Mouse response is excellent. A little noisy movement of the mouse

A great Macbook mouse if you haven't had time to get used to the trackpad. The trackpad is more convenient in all respects, and most importantly, the cursor positioning accuracy is much higher on it. After the trackpad, it was hard to get used to, but I had to. I have to use the mouse. The mouse can be safely recommended for purchase if you need a mouse for your Mac, but for some reason you don’t want to use the trackpad. Surprised by the number of comments in the style of "why pay that kind

This is the best mouse you can get for your iMac. After buying an iMac in 2022, I lived with the first mouse for 3 years, and then I decided to do an experiment and change to Logitech 2s mx. After playing for 2 days, I gave it back and bought a Magic Mouse 2 (Imac 2022 was supplied with the first generation on batteries). I looked at 50 reviews on the differences and of course I had to sum up the differences between the 1st and 2nd generation myself. So the first is the weight (minus about…

Before buying, I read a huge number of reviews, so I knew what inconvenience I was going into. But I was extremely surprised at how easily I adapted to this mouse. Before that, I used the Elecom Huge trackball, which is made specifically for the palm of my hand. Here you will not experience such happiness. Despite the mega-smooth scrolling with your finger, in some applications this leads to the fact that in order to increase by one step (or decrease), you need to hold your finger literally…

After reading the reviews, mostly negative, I decided to test this mouse for myself. I speak only my own, subjective opinion. Does the hand get tired - more likely yes than no. But I mainly use it lying on the couch, I don’t know how it is on the table, I didn’t check it. The charge holds confidently, the last time I charged about two weeks ago, he writes that about 60% is left. Does the cursor flicker? Definitely twitches if you drive on such a surface as a blanket, but if you put any, the…

My impression is that it is not worth the money. Overpaid for apple. I was against it, but since the money was not mine, I didn’t strongly object, but I don’t advise you. ))

It is convenient to use, some gesture functions are implemented, it looks reliable, high response from different surfaces Has pros: - Comfortable for the hand (subjectively) - Holds a charge almost forever - Beautiful Different cons: - Full functions only for an apple device (but I bought it for it) - 8-pin branded apple charger (+ the essence of the cable to the trash collection)

Prior to that, numerous affordable and costly mice from reputable manufacturers were available. This mouse is inferior to the most basic Genius or Logitech models: ( Some benefits It works regularly, has a long battery life, looks good, and connects to Mac computers with ease. Wireless. Cons: The edges cut your hands, and the ergonomics are really uncomfortable. It's slick and hurts your wrists if you try to control with your fingertips. It is difficult to use and charge at the same time (it…

I debated about whether or not to purchase a mouse from Apple for a very extended period of time due to the relatively high cost of their products. At first, I attempted to purchase more low-cost bluetooth mice from a variety of brands, but the Macbook wouldn't recognize them. There is no USB connector for either wired or USB mice in this device. I have now been using this model for two weeks, and I can honestly say that I have never once regretted making the decision to buy it. It seemed…

take it, don’t be sorry, the only negative is the cord for usb inside, and all the equipment is on type c and there is no usb connector in the laptop, in short, a useless wire

From the moment of purchase I get used to a mouse. I am very pleased with the functionality. The charge holds very well, the charging cable has not yet been taken out of the box.

The product is only for poppy. I can’t imagine scenarios in which it will be taken under a PC. There are not a lot of buttons, the material is glossy plastic, not suitable for games

There are no competitors, in terms of functionality it is better not to find it. I have enough charge for 2-2.5 months. Video below.

Its pros: So far this is the best mouse I've owned. Moderately heavy, fairly intuitive setup. Looks stylish on the table. Some cons: Does not connect to windows, so if you switch between two devices, it is more profitable to buy logitech

I have been looking for an Apple Magic Mouse 2 for a long time and now I’m lucky, I bought a new one with a good discount. Personally pleased with the purchase.

It looks like a beautiful mouse, holds a charge for a long time, functional. With daily work with her for 8 hours a day on the third day, the hand already began to hurt badly. Failed to get used to. The thing is more designer, not for constant and frequent use. And certainly not worth your day. As always, pay for apple))