We pit Apple's very low-profile, streamlined Magic Mouse against our favorite fat and feature-filled mouse for Macs, the ...

The Apple Magic Mouse is one of the most criticized products launched by the company. For the price, it came with an uncomfortably flat design, no scroll wheel, and an overall lack of practicality.

But even Apple doesn’t expect gamers to try to play Baldur’s Gate 3 on its low-profile, squishy Magic Keyboards and hand-cramping Magic Mouse. That’s right, Apple now has official gaming ...

The mouse needs to be compatible with macOS out of the box, fairly compact, jibe to some degree with the Mac design aesthetic, and cost the same (or less) than the $79.99/$99.99 Apple Magic Mouse ...

In other words, it’s no one’s choice of gaming mouse. According to a patent, Apple is mulling the possibility of adding haptic sensors to the Magic Mouse. These would allow the mouse to ...

That list wouldn’t be complete without mentioning the Magic Mouse. After a long pensive stare into the history of Apple, Cook stroked his chin and dropped this gem: The Magic Mouse. Uhhhhhhh.

Apple may soon release new versions of the Magic Mouse, Magic Keyboard, and Magic Trackpad, according to code found in the iOS 18.1 release candidate by MacRumors contributor Aaron Perris.

Nonetheless, Gurman reports that this will be changing with the next-gen Magic Mouse: Apple is looking to create something that’s more relevant, while also fixing longstanding complaints — yes ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. The Apple Magic Mouse is a controversial piece of tech, to say the least. On the one hand, it's exactly the sort of mouse you'd expect ...