digitalversus.com Updated:
2011-07-30 10:11:19
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Using it with a PC Although the Magic Mouse is only designed for Apple computers, the Uneasy SIlence site has developed drivers for Windows based on those found in Bootcamp.We were despearte to see what it was like, so we tried this mouse out on a Blu...
Stylish: very attractive mouse with an impeccable finish, Multitouch technology replaces scroll wheel...
Unusual form: too low, too heavy, Sensor could be more accurate, Basic software...
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wired.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-30 10:11:19
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It's about time. For years, Apple has embraced aesthetic simplicity over practicality with its peripherals. Single-button mice! Yes, we know Apple hasn't made single-button mice for a long time, but why in the world did Steve Jobs ever think that was a...
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v3.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-30 10:11:19
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Apple’s Magic Mouse is the first mouse to support so-called multi-touch: in addition to moving it physically to move the pointer on-screen, you can swipe or run a finger along the top surface of the mouse to get it to do specific things.Unfortunately i...
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computeractive.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-30 10:11:19
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Apple’s Magic Mouse is the first mouse to support so-called multi-touch: in addition to moving it physically to move the pointer on-screen, you can swipe or run a finger along the top surface of the mouse to get it to do specific things.Unfortunately i...
The scrolling feature is slick and stylish, but the Magic Mouse is too expensive for what it does...
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Apple was the first company to popularise the mouse in the mid-1980s, but its more recent stabs at the device have been something of a mixed bag. The Magic Mouse is the replacement for the bar-of-soap-style Mighty Mouse that attracted so much ire and...
Beautifully designed; multi-touch surface shows potential...
Too thin to hold comfortably; not all multi-touch gestures work well; pricey...
It looks lovely and the multi-touch surface is clever, but the Magic Mouse isn't as versatile as a button-bedecked alternative, and we found it too thin to use for more than a few minutes at a time. Your mileage may vary, so try before you buy...
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digitalone.com.sg Updated:
2011-07-30 10:11:19
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By Adli Yashir, a journalist and Internet coordinator with Berita HarianApple Magic Mouse» Price: $98» Available: from authorised Apple dealersOUT: mechanical gears for moving things like the text or cursor around the screen or scrolling through an ima...
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If I asked you to describe a mouse you would either tell me it's a small rodent or you would tell me it's an input device for a computer that has two click buttons and a scroll wheel. The creation of the scroll wheel re-invented the way we interacted...
Touch scrolling up and down is a breeze...
Side swipe is hard to master...
This is a nice idea and one when we heard the news very tempted by. While touch certainly is the future of the mouse, the Magic Mouse isn't that future just yet...
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Let's be clear about this from the start - Apple does not have a good track record with mice.For years Apple mice had just one button, and Apple, thinking it knew best, refused to budge from this overly simplistic design even in the face of rising crit...
Multi-touch gestures mean no moving parts, Wireless BlueTooth, Sensitive and accurate, Feels good to use...
Not enough use made of multi-touch, It's twice the price of a normal mouse, Lack of side buttons.
Let's be clear about this from the start - Apple does not have a good track record with mice.For years Apple mice had just one button, and Apple, thinking it knew best, refused to budge from this overly simplistic design even in the face of rising cri...
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T3.com Updated:
2011-07-30 10:11:19
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Mac users have always had the short end of the stick when it comes to mice - can the new Magic Mouse break the mould? The Magic Mouse’s main selling point is its touch-sensitive surface that acts like a MacBook’s trackpad, allowing you to scroll the c...
Gesture support, Good weighting, Comfortable scrolling...
Very overpriced, Low profile won't suit everyone, Missing gestures...
The Magic Mouse could well grow into something wonderful, with full gesture support and a choice of form factors to suit all tastes. This first release is promising, but unspectacular, and we hope the price falls.
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Based on pure aesthetics, Apple’s new Magic Mouse is a crowning achievement for the company's design team. Sophisticated, alluring, and downright stunning, the Magic Mouse epitomizes Apple style. Getting down to the nitty-gritty—actually using the mous...
Looks stunning; Multi-Touch is easy to perform; excellent tracking; very fast reconnect after idle.
Low profile may not be comfortable for bigger hands; limited to two buttons; limited customisation options. Min specs: Bluetooth-enabled Mac computer, Mac OS X v10.5.8 or later with Wireless Mouse Software Update 1.0, Existing keyboard and mouse for setup...
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For a company that pioneered the widespread use of the mouse as a computer controller, Apple has a surprisingly bad record at making good ones, particularly since the return of Steve Jobs and, with him, industrial design as the prime driver of product...
Apple wants £55 for the Mac-only Magic, which isn't cheap for what is, essentially, a standard laser-optical wireless mouse. Look beyond the Apple marketing hype and that's all it is. Yes, it has that multi-touch panel, but it doesn't rea...
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People have strong opinions about computer mice - after all, a mouse (along with a keyboard) physically forms a personal connection between you and your Mac. Apple's new Magic Mouse has a creative new design that, upon first impression, you'll either...
Apple's old Mighty Mouse suffered from a build up of dust and gunk that frequently stopped proper operation. The Magic Mouse does away with the mouse scroll ball altogether and moves to Apple's preferred touch technologiesThe Multi-Touch support i...
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pcworld.co.nz Updated:
2011-11-06 10:30:59
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When we first heard Apple were trying their hand at producing another mouse, we harked back to the last good mouse Apple produced – and concluded they’ve never done a good one. It astounds us that a company so focused on design and with money to burn...
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gadgetguy.com.au Updated:
2011-11-06 10:31:00
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Apple's has the advantages of and more than just a dab of Apple's distinctive design style, but it's also beset with a few odd problems that belie its status as a premium-priced mouse.There's not too much to say about the Magic Mouse's basic sh...
Eye catching design; No buttons or wheels to get gunked up; Supports multi-touch; Simple Bluetooth sync...
Multi-touch works differently to other Apple products; No third button support; Shape has definite ergonomic issues...
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Based on pure aesthetics, Apple’s new is a crowning achievement for the company’s design team. Sophisticated, alluring, and downright stunning, the Magic Mouse epitomises Apple style. Getting down to the nitty-gritty—actually using the mouse to get st...
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In what has come to be Apple's trademark, the Magic Mouse's minimalist design is quite beautiful from an aesthetics standpoint, especially compared to the black plastic lumps opposite most desktops. Featuring a single, clear white plastic surface sitting...
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Mmmm...MacBook Pro with Retina Display. It's a keeper, that's for sure. Apple pulled out all the stops when putting together their latest, greatest notebook, with an unbelievably sharp display, super-slim design and top-notch hardware updates that incl...
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tbreak.ae Updated:
2016-11-23 09:55:33
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The trackball is replaced by a gesture sensing surface which is whats magical about this mouse...
The Magic Mouse's surface gesture sensing technology is awesome but its a bit pricey and not the best ergonomically. “Mighty Mouse” used to be the extremely cool name for Apple’s rodents previously however a trademark awarded to another company made t...
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Apple's mice have always been somewhat of a mystery to non-Apple users. The first question most often on the lips of the uninitiated tend to be, "where's the right click button?" The new Magic Mouse, like its predecessor, the Apple Mouse (formerly known a...
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