It takes time for someone to get used to using it. On the iPad it was tested on, it barely served its purpose. UNFORTUNATELY, a few days after the two-year warranty expired, the battery gave out. Online instructions state that it should not be left stored unused for a long period of time. Value for money, no. It is not worth it.

Although I was hesitant before buying it, I decided to try it and I do not regret it at all. Very good. After 2 hours of use I got used to it and was excited.
I am a casual computer user (I don't do 10-hour sessions) so I can't say if ergonomically it is ideal for someone whose profession is this. In the 3-4 hours I might use it per day, the fact that it is thin does not tire me.
Its positives are:
1. it is like a mini touchpad and its gestures with MacBook are fantastic
2. very thin so it is easily portable outside the house
3. connectivity

It's simply what you expect, the only downside is that it charges from the bottom, so you can't use it while it's charging, but that doesn't bother me since one charge lasts me several weeks.

The mouse is ideal for Apple products because it is plug and play and has never disconnected on me. Its battery is quite good, lasting almost a month with daily use of over 8 hours! Its gestures are quite good and nice to have. In terms of appearance, it is top-notch but feels quite flat if you switch from a gaming mouse!

The charging cable connection is at the bottom so it cannot be used while charging. However, this did not create a problem because it charges quickly and discharges slowly!

Very nice, at first you struggle to get used to it but then its functions and shortcuts make things easier for you!

Out of all the Apple products I have tried, this is by far the least satisfactory. The effort they made to replace the trackpad gestures is not enough to replace it. The lack of a scroll wheel is a big problem if someone wants to work, for example, with spreadsheets or large texts. I think any classic mouse works better. Another serious disadvantage is its ergonomics. It's not worth the money.

It does its job correctly. I have it as a second backup to the first one. So far, everything is good. I use it with a MacBook model from 2023

definitely won't be worth the price. apple's price policy makes no sense. I used this mouse for 10+ years, it's not doing anything special to be this expensive. there are many great alternatives starting from €20. this really makes no sense.

Two months and 90 euros later, I ran to the service. I am a fan of Apple and that's why I bought it, BUT, after a while, while it was connected, it would freeze and the cursor wouldn't move at all, at best very slowly to the point of wanting to throw it against the wall out of frustration. I am involved in music production and it has been driving me crazy. I changed three mousepads and it still did the same thing. I bought a 10 euro mouse and it worked fine. I took it to isystem hoping they could fix it. What a shame.

I am completely satisfied with this mouse! I am impressed by its battery life and how ergonomic it is. Definitely, for this price (or even less), someone can buy a gaming mouse, but for Mac users, it is the best option!

A product from Apple that, if you have a MacBook, solves all your problems. Tremendous battery. You charge it and it lasts you a month with daily use.

Classic Apple mouse. Longer battery life compared to the previous model.

Essential for those who have Apple products with incredible battery life (mine lasts 4 months even though I don't use it that much), a bit pricey but it's Apple after all.

High-quality product with the Apple seal. Does exactly what it needs to. Essential accessory for use with Macbook.

For Apple products, yes, they are recommended. They may not be the top of the line, there are certainly better options available, but the immediate connectivity, autonomy, and build quality are sufficient for me personally.

This product from Apple has a terrible flaw. The grip is completely awkward and it slips on gestures if there is no mousepad or less slippery surface underneath. The lack of a scroll wheel is a big problem for any serious work that requires precise handling, as is the idea of having a unified button instead of separate right and left buttons. Overall, it is only suitable for internet browsing.

If you have a Mac, it's a one-way street. It's evaluated as a mouse for MAC and not as a mouse for general computers.

I got it as a gift for my wife's birthday (I know, romantic...) because she was complaining that her magic Mouse 3 didn't respond to clicks many times. A common problem in many of her generation. Unfortunately, one of the same :(
At the same time, I got myself a Logitech MX Anywhere 3, with Bluetooth & dongle, which is the best I've ever had. Since it supports up to three devices, we tried it on her Mac.
Perfect! But she insists on Apple. I'm tempted by the white one ;)

5 stars because everything you give is impeccable, with great grip, and of course, I won't even mention the immediate connectivity with the M1 Pro Apple - nailed it!

Good mouse for computer, especially for Apple. Positives: it is flexible, as it resembles the trackpad of the Mac in use, it is very durable and easy to carry. The battery also lasts a very long time (i.e. you charge it once every 2.5 weeks for moderate use). Negatives: it makes a loud noise when you press the buttons, it is difficult to use initially, and it is difficult to charge as the port is somewhat unusual. However, it is still the best mouse on the market, as everything I have tried has broken in less time.

If you have Apple products in general, it's worth it. It will help you. That's it. Otherwise, 80€ for making so much noise when pressing the buttons, no way.

Magical as its name.
You can do almost everything with the touchpad, such as switching between workspaces, mission control, zoom, scroll, right-click, left-click, and many more.
If you have an Apple desktop/laptop, your experience is taken to the next level!

Quite good. Of course, there weren't many options for Mac. It's a bit difficult with the touch as sometimes it doesn't register the right or left click correctly, while at random times it detects gestures out of nowhere. So it's best not to play around with your fingers on it. I use it without a mouse pad on a wooden surface and it glides perfectly fine.
A big flaw is the charging port at the bottom. You can't use it while it's charging.