It has some weird quirks other devices simply don't, the biggest one being that you need to flip it over to charge it. Our take on that question: The Magic Mouse 2 is perfectly fine, but it's not outstanding. You get the more accurate, comfortable scrolling that comes with using a mouse, while also having access to those familiar swipes and taps.Īpple's Classic Mice: Is Every Little Thing They Do, Indeed, Magic? If you think of a MacBook laptop of some kind as your “default” computer setup, the Magic Mouse is a best-of-both-worlds scenario. Both devices fit in quite nicely with most of Apple’s computers, completing that sleek silver-and-white signature Apple look. The Magic Trackpad, being the touch pad it is, takes things a step further, allowing you to fully replicate the laptop touch-pad experience in a desktop setup. You can swipe in different directions along the top of the Magic Mouse, as you would with a laptop touch pad, to trigger shortcuts and hotkeys. The Magic devices have a key feature that only a few other mice even try to replicate: gesture controls. The first word in any conversation about mice for Macs has to be “Magic.” Apple’s Magic Mouse and Magic Trackpad have been around for many years now and serve as the de facto standard for Mac users looking for a mouse.
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