Satechi M1 Bluetooth Wireless Compact Mouse, Silver Review

It would appear that only magicmaus produces the desired results when used with poppies. The choppy cursor is quite aggravating to deal with. I propose the MOS application for MacOS Professionals since it allows for smooth scrolling: Case made of metal; recharges slowly but stays charged for a long period; design is compatible with Apple products. With these drawbacks: Due to the fact that it does not enter sleep mode, the screen of the MacBook Air M1 remains illuminated at all times. While I…

It would appear that only magicmaus produces the desired results when used with poppies. The choppy cursor is quite aggravating to deal with. I highly recommend the MOS application for MacOS Pros below if you want scrolling to be smooth: Case made of metal; recharges slowly but stays charged for a long period; design is compatible with Apple products. Having this drawback: Due to the fact that it does not enter sleep mode, the screen of the MacBook Air M1 remains illuminated at all times. While

I was under the impression that the battery would need to be recharged frequently, however that is not the case. It does not have very good charge retention. For two months of continuous use, there is still another 40% remaining. The most advantageous choice in terms of cost. The benefits of it include: Connects easily and functions quite well. There are no incompatibilities with any other devices. My hands can relax in this situation. Located in the correct spot. Having this drawback: It's…

It would appear that only magicmaus produces the desired results when used with poppies. The choppy cursor is quite aggravating to deal with. I suggest using the MOS software for MacOS if you want your scrolling to be smooth. With its positives being: Case made of metal; recharges slowly but stays charged for a long period; design is compatible with Apple products. Its cons: Due to the fact that it does not enter sleep mode, the screen of the MacBook Air M1 remains illuminated at all times…

Apparently only magicmaus works correctly with poppies. The jerky cursor is extremely annoying. For smooth scrolling, I recommend the MOS program for MacOS Has pros: Metal case, holds a charge for a long time, the design is suitable for Apple technology. Has some cons: Does not go to sleep, because of this, the screen on the MacBook Air M1 constantly turns on. The mouse cursor twitches while moving.

Easy to use, the Mac-friendly design feels like it was made specifically for the M1. Connected immediately with no problems. The mouse works on charging, which is very convenient (no need to change batteries)

I got it since it was the right shade and style for my Macbook. Uncontrollable cursor (as if the pointer speeds up or slows down depending on the magnitude of the mouse movement) and a too-flat mouse are also issues. There are occasionally brief periods where the pointer does not move. The money I spent on an ergonomic model with a "plug" was wasted.

I've been wanting to try this mouse for a long time, it's good for short work. Frustrating stuttering, which is solved by rebooting it, doing it constantly is annoying, maybe a problem in my copy. Has some pros: Beautiful, perfect for Macbook Pro in space grey. For fans of aesthetics and a single style - ideal. Compact and portable - good for short time use. Cons: The cursor periodically starts to slow down, after half an hour of work, it is solved by turning the mouse off / on. Anatomically…

A mouse in which modern technologies are inserted where necessary. Thank you for leaving the mechanical wheel with the ability to push it. Thank you for making a built-in battery (a mouse for 7k from microsoft asks to change batteries - a shock). And then it was discharged - I inserted type-c and went on. Thank you for not having a radio module. As a result - ideal for masbook