Not being an Apple user, I had no idea how bad the Magic Mouse is. The reason why they swapped over from AA cells to lithium rechargeable is because the alkaline batteries would only last for 30 days.

Apple’s Magic peripherals have consistently received heavy criticism for years now. The mouse is designed incredibly unintuitively, with the Lighting port on its underside, out of all places.

Although Apple’s marketing images don’t show the new mouse from a lot of angles, the 3D file used to preview the new iMac in augmented reality confirms that the Magic Mouse’s charging port ...

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 ...

And after tapping the “View in your space” link to look at the 3D model on the mobile version of the iMac page, I regret to inform you that means the Magic Mouse still charges via a USB-C port ...

There's a new Apple Magic Mouse — and not everyone is happy about it. Apple updated its mouse this week, selling a new $99 version that has precisely one major difference: it can be charged via ...

Right now, you can pick up the Apple Magic Mouse for $68, down from $79 — a 14 percent discount. The deal brings it to only $5 more than it's all-time low price. Notably, this deal is only for ...

This involves installing the official Apple Magic Mouse driver that was intended to be used with Boot Camp — a now-outdated solution that let you run Windows on your Mac computer.

The new Magic Mouse could arrive in the next 12 to 18 months, said Gurman. But now, a new report out of Korea by leaker known as yeux1122 claims that the new Mouse will also support voice commands.

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.