Macally Compatible Macbook Computer TURBO Review

I was a long time fan of the Apple Magic Mouse and used it for work until I ordered my 27" iMac in 2018. After years of everyday use, I began to experience some issues with repeated wrist and Forearm experience. Part of the solution was the gel palm rest, but otherwise the solution lay in this mouse. I've never used a multi-button mouse in my life, but I'm quickly transforming. The ability to right-click Accessing the copy and paste functionality is invaluable, and while I could type with two…

I bought this with a full size keyboard for my iMac at work. The iMac came with a small Bluetooth keyboard and Bluetooth mouse and it drove me nuts. I needed a full size keyboard and couldn't take the bluetooth situation so I bought these two, plugged them in and they work great and feel great. I will not go back to the standard Apple keyboard and mouse. I like their more classic look, I just find them much more functional.

This mouse is very light, almost hollow and appears to be made entirely of plastic. The cable is not retractable. It has right/left clicks and a scroll wheel. After Bluetooth on my iMac kept dropping my Apple Magic Mouse and keyboard, I bought these. I don't like cables, but I don't like messing around with unreliable Bluetooth on my computer anymore. After connecting the USB cable, the mouse worked immediately. This mouse is no frills but works great.

The clicking sound is driving me insane. All 3 buttons are loud. Turn up the volume on your computer and you can listen to the video. If a person is hard of hearing, it may not bother them. You definitely don't want this if your computer is in your bedroom and you're sharing the bedroom with someone else. But even I'm driving myself crazy with the clicking. In an office, a large number of people clicking on the screen would be a real problem. The center scroll wheel is accurate but feels like…

I love Apple, but the Magic Mouse isn't the best product. Constantly changing battery, falls off and eventually the bluetooth stops working (after several years of good service). It's almost impossible to use my imac without a mouse which is why I'm stuck. Apple wireless mice are very expensive and have the same problems. So I looked for a wired mouse and got lucky. I plugged it in and it works right away! No drivers, no problems, no wakeup on startup. The scroll wheel works too. For me it's…

I have been a long time fan of the Apple Magic Mouse and used it for work until I ordered my 27" iMac in 2018. I switched to the Magic Trackpad and I really enjoyed it liked bits and pieces, but after nearly two years of daily use I started to experience some issues with repeated wrist and forearm use.Gel wrist support was part of the solution and this mouse was the rest.I've never owned a mouse used with multiple buttons, but I quickly transform.The ability to right-click to access the copy…

I bought this mouse when my old travel mouse stopped working after 7 years. It had a retractable chord. I couldn't find a retractable mouse online that didn't match the dolls or GI Joes. I chose my PC (no, I'm not a Mac user). It seemed to have a height that offers comfort when my hand rests on it while scrolling. This is very important as some mice are flat so you have to place your fingers horizontally otherwise it will feel a bit unnatural/awkward. The only thing that bothers me about this…

Of the few complaints I've had about wired mice, this isn't one of them. Having just bought a new Apple Mac mini I figured hell I'd buy an Apple Magic Mouse (AMM) since they don't even make a wired mouse anymore. I have some nice super fast USB 3.1 external drives, got everything set up. and turned it on and what is it? Neither of my two wireless devices (keyboard or mouse) worked. It turns out that USB 3.1 drives create enough interference to disrupt wireless devices. So I bought longer HDD…