Apple Magic Mouse

Mice

Apple Magic Mouse Features:

Darkfield Laser Tracking > accurate, precise cursor control on virtually any surface, even glass tables (4 mm minimum thickness) where optical and standard laser mice fail.
Logitech Unifying receiver > you can easily add a compatible wireless mouse or keyboard—without the hassle of multiple USB receivers.
Flexible recharging system > a micro-USB cable charges your mouse through your computer or a standard outlet—even when in use.
Hyper-fast scrolling
Sculpted, right-hand shape > designed to fit your hand and put it in a comfortable, natural position.
Four thumb buttons > move backward or forward through Web pages, zoom in or out on photos, and jump between open windows.

Apple Magic Mouse (Personal Computers)

List Price:	$69.99 USD
New From:	$66.99 In Stock
Used from:	$20.00 In Stock

Apple Magic Mouse is Bluetooth connected, wire free and beautiful, even sexy little thing. Although it takes some effort and time to get used to it innovative design. Also you may want to install third party software to unlock its’ full potential.

Pros.

Smooth tracking even on for many laser and optical mice difficult surfaces.
The touch-based scrolling is a revelation.
Seamless bluetooth connectivity.
Beautiful design.

Cons.

The mouse’s shape takes some getting used to.
Apple’s software is absurdly limited.
Tip: Install MagicPref, BetterTouchTool or MouseWizard to unlock the full potential of the Magic Mouse.

Specifications

Apple Magic Mouse Specifications

System Requirements	A Bluetooth-enabled Macintosh computer Mac OS X v10.5.8 or later with Wireless Mouse Software Update 1.0 or Mac OS X v10.6.1 or later with Wireless Mouse Software Update 1.0
What’s in the Box	Magic Mouse Two AA batteries Printed documentation

What do people say

The touch-based scrolling is a revelation. I leave the momentum option on, and scrolling through long web pages is a dream. So smooth! The scrolling action is similar to dragging the slider on a scroll bar, rather than clicking the up/down scroll buttons as it is with most other mice. After having used the Magic Mouse and its amazing scrolling talents for a couple of weeks, when I’m now forced to use conventional mice, the scrolling feels jumpy and crude. That said, I do sometimes miss the feel of turning a physical scroll wheel. I’d say that a physical wheel might provide more predictable scrolling. But the nearly pixel-precise scrolling action of the Magic Mouse just feels really luxurious. The only thing I would ask Apple to improve is to let users adjust the “friction” of the momentum scrolling with a slider in the prefpane. I would reduce the friction a bit.
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Buttons –
This is a one-button mouse that can be used as a three-button mouse thanks to smart software. I have experienced zero problems with the mouse distinguishing between left and right clicks and middle click.
Configuration –
There is so much you can configure on this mice. Things such as:
Clicks and Taps, Swipes, Drag, and Pinch, touch sensitivity, and Extra track speed.
You can also configure for Expose, Space, Dashboard, ect.
Scrolling –
All I can say about this is I LOVE IT!! I love momentum scrolling and with touch sensitivity adjusted, I can control the friction and speed of the scroll.
I can scroll in a website, scroll to another page, scroll to another program, scroll, left right up down with speed and little effort.
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