Magic Mouse: Bluetooth, rechargeable. Works with Mac or iPad; White, Multi-Touch surface (USB-C​​​​)​

What can I say. It’s the best mouse I have ever bought. This is the 1st apple mouse I h asve ever owned but just upgraded my android computer to a Mac m4 so thought id buy the mouse to go with it. It was pricey as I could have bought a white one for £56.00 but for a black one £80.00, but am more than happy with it. It’s really responsive, light weight and looks quality. Battery life is amazing, only changed it once and its still on 80%. Looks like glass. Really happy with my purchase. 10/10

I’ve used quite a few computer mice over the years, but the Apple Magic Mouse stands out for its combination of design, functionality, and convenience. It’s fast, intuitive, and feels like a natural extension of the Mac and iPad experience. I first picked this up to replace an older mouse that had started giving me hand strain during long working sessions. The Bluetooth connection was seamless — it paired instantly with both my MacBook and iPad, and switching between devices is effortless. The rechargeable battery is a real bonus. Unlike older models that required disposable batteries, this one charges quickly via USB-C and lasts for days of regular use, which is both practical and environmentally friendly. The Multi-Touch surface is surprisingly intuitive. Scrolling, swiping between desktops, and performing gestures feels smooth and responsive, making navigation quicker and more enjoyable than with a traditional mouse. I also appreciate how quiet it is — clicks are soft, yet still tactile enough to feel precise. Design-wise, the Magic Mouse is sleek and minimalistic. It looks elegant on the desk, doesn’t take up much space, and is comfortable enough for long periods of work. While it takes a short period to get used to the low profile, once accustomed, it’s easy to handle and control. Overall, the Apple Magic Mouse is an excellent investment for anyone using a Mac or iPad. It’s reliable, rechargeable, and intuitive to use, with a design that’s both elegant and functional. For everyday work, creative tasks, or casual browsing, it’s hard to imagine a better combination of style and performance.

Excellent mouse for Mac. Tracking is very smooth and precise, and the Multi-Touch gestures make scrolling and switching between apps really quick. Battery life is great and it pairs instantly. Expensive, but it works perfectly with macOS.

Was initially very apprehensive about this mouse but its grown on me considerably. Guess that's why its remained unchanged for several years. It's not perfect, be careful about the surface on which you use. It doesn't glide nicely, due to 2 rails down the side (apparently due to needing some friction to prevent mouse moving whilst you use the touch sensitive top). It's not particularly ergonomic either, but you can get a very cheap plastic surround that helps with this. Overall it's a nice mouse to use with Mac mini. The issues with charging on the base are overstated, it only needs charging every few weeks and does this quickly.

Paired with my MacBook and the Magic Keyboard, the Magic Mouse has been a positive surprise. I keep my MacBook tucked behind a portable monitor when working at my bureau, which creates a great iMac-like setup. With Touch ID on the keyboard, secure access is quick and seamless even when the laptop lid is closed so well worth the extra cost. Setting up the Magic Mouse was effortless: switch it on, and the MacBook immediately detected it, allowing me to customise preferences in seconds. Despite its low profile and sleek glass-like shell, the mouse feels substantial in the hand and delivers smooth, responsive performance. The built-in gesture controls adds value, going beyond a standard mouse and blending beautifully with macOS. Elegant, reliable, and thoughtfully designed, it’s a perfect companion to the Magic Keyboard. As for the much-discussed charging port on the bottom, I see it as a necessary trade-off for the slim design. The battery life is excellent. It came with 86% of the battery and after two weeks of light daily use, mine is still at 83%. Finding a moment to recharge every so often really isn’t an issue.

Not impressed at all. Looks nice but not fit for purpose in my opinion. Too flat for comfortable use, edges are very harsh. Scrolling does not work at all. Pointer often jumps around screen and movement is very erratic with my MacBook Air M3. I have a cheap Logitech mouse that came bundled with a wireless keyboard and that works perfectly. Ignore the reviewers that that justify this by saying no mice work well with Macs, that is nonsense. Retuned and bought Keychron instead.

Bought my first Mac device so went with magic keyboard and Magic Mouse. Took a bit of getting familiar with but no problems since then. Nice device and the charge point that everyone moans about isn't a deal breaker. Just plug it in when you're not using it. Charge lasts over a month. Quite happy and feels good in your hand. Easy to use.

Exceptional mouse working in tandem with magic keyboard