Of course, you want a little cheaper, but if you find an option with a good discount, then Mac owners definitely take it! Many scold this mouse that it is not convenient to work, the hand gets tired, people cannot work with this mouse in editors. I did not encounter anything of the above, although these reviews were alarming before buying. As a result, I bought it and literally got used to everything in an hour, now it seems that I have been using this mouse all my life, while working in…

I thought about buying this mouse for a long time. Very embarrassed by the reviews about the complexity of use. I myself understood that the mouse is under the "claw" grip and because of the sensory part is not designed for the location of the entire palm on its surface. But it took me a long time to decide. I tried the Logitech MX Master 3, the mouse did not work for me at all (however, the side buttons and the scroll buttons are strangely small and not conveniently located). So I bought a…

Pros below: Build quality, design - everything is at the highest level, I was surprised by the battery life, with everyday use it lasted almost a month Has cons: The disadvantages can only be attributed to an unusual place for the location of the recharging socket

Has some pros: The ability to control finger gestures. The weight of the mouse, instant connection with a MacOS computer. Different cons: An uncomfortable position in the hands, a sensor that is not located in the middle of the mouse, due to which it is uncomfortable to control the cursor.

Has pros: Holds a charge for a long time. Touch surface with gesture support. Compact. Has some cons: connector. Not convenient for charging. Doesn't always work on glass surfaces.

Has some pros: A good mouse, I use it not only to work with the MacBook, but also with the iPad. Connects quickly. Lots of features Cons: It clicks quite loudly, it is not very pleasant to work with it in silence

Has pros: Excellent, comfortable, rechargeable mouse. The battery charge lasts a very long time. I have been using for many years. I change mice about once every 1-2 years. Has some cons: The surface is erased from the fingers. The sliding surface is constantly dirty and stops sliding.

I bought it to work in Photoshop, as it is not convenient on the touchpad. At first, after a simple mouse, there were some inconveniences - for example, you can’t leave your finger on the right side of the mouse - it thinks that the right button is pressed when you click on the left. Or because of the flat design, you can't put your whole hand on the mouse. But all these features do not make use uncomfortable, the hand does not hurt during work, you get used to it quickly. I was very pleased…

I bought this mouse to use with a MacBook 16 with a connected display. The first thing that blows the roof is the inability to turn off mouse acceleration in the standard settings, for example, in windows this is the "Enable increased pointer accuracy" setting. The acceleration problem is solved by installing the LinearMouse software. I took the mouse, only because of the normal compatibility with MacOS.

Its pros: I can't compare it to other wireless mice, but this one has excellent battery life. Undeniably great design. Has some cons: Not very comfortable in the hand, 3 out of 5. Noise level 4 out of 5

The Magic Mouse is a typical idiosyncratic imperfect product from Apple. Manage your iMac with it conveniently. The differences between version 2 and version 1 are more likely to not justify replacements. Unless you are very tired of changing batteries. Has pros: 1. Charging is more convenient, faster and more profitable than changing batteries 2. Changed the sliding cover on the bottom. Mouse glides much better and quieter than version 1 3. More stable Bluetooth than on version 1 (perhaps…

The main advantage of this mouse is that it works natively with a MacBook, otherwise all its nuances are compromises. The glass surface, one common button, touch surface - all this makes the mouse beautiful, but it affects the functionality rather negatively. Unless the horizontal scroll is convenient (in Photoshop and final cut), Working with any good ordinary mouse is much more convenient, but it’s almost impossible to set up a regular mouse on a poppy as on Windows and through a bunch of…

Many do not understand why charging is done from the bottom of the mouse and does not allow it to be used during charging. In my opinion, the answer is very simple: there was nowhere else to do it. Anywhere else you'd feel a stupid hole in your fingers. Its pros: Very nice lies in the hand, multi-touch gestures - all this remains from the first version. Feels like it works a little smoother (probably the sensor is better). Well, the main advantage is finally the built-in battery. The first…

I use 8 hours a day. A typical case: work in full swing > "mouse battery very low" pops up > there really is no time to charge it and after an hour and a half it cuts out > you put it on your back, swearing, waiting for 5-10 minutes, hoping that you won't miss anything. Therefore, I think that the first version was better as a working tool - there are spare batteries in the box. Subjectively, they lasted longer. In general, given the many "buts", I do not understand how this product can have…

If BootCamp is installed, then it is impossible to achieve normal operation from this mouse due to incorrectly written bluetooth module drivers, you will spend a lot of time looking for a solution to the problem and nerves when you don’t find anything intelligible, while Apple and Microsoft refuse to do anything, referring you to a friend to friend. If you use one operating system, you do not work on professional design platforms, you can tolerate the pain of tunnel compression of the median…

With its pros: already the third magic mouse, I'm happy with everything. everyone has a problem at first to get used to it once, but then it is very convenient with it. Has some cons: cannot be used while charging, but this is not such a problem, since the charge lasts a very long time, and it charges quickly.

Comfortable, compact, lightweight, pleasant to the touch and of course even nice to look at. The apple company, of course, has been keeping the level in this segment for many years, this is of course a huge plus and great professionalism in the field of design. work on the principle of avaricious pays twice. In six months, I will supplement my review with impressions about the work and behavior of the gadget over a longer distance. I hope the mouse will not let you down and I will supplement…

In general, I'm happy with the mouse. It is perfectly integrated with mac os and in conjunction with this axis it is convenient and pleasant to use it, although you will have to get used to ergonomics. The coolest thing about it is gestures and scrolls. The charge lasts a very, very long time. I don’t share complaints that you can’t use it in parallel with charging - it charges quickly and I don’t see problems in throwing it at night or during a break on the wire. Yes, and it is elementary easy

Some pros: Great mouse. Not sure what else to write here. If you use Apple products and need a mouse, not a TrackPad, then this is a great option both in design and functionality. Cons: The charging connector, of course, is somehow completely illogical. But the batteries last a long time, so it's not so critical.