When I bought my parents an iMac for Christmas, I opted to have the Magic Mouse delivered with it. When you buy an iMac from Apple, you can choose whether to have the classic Apple mouse or their newer Magic Mouse delivered free with it. I went for the Magic Mouse as I'd heard that there are often problems with the scroll wheel of the classic mouse. When the Magic Mouse arrived, it was a lot smaller and thinner than I remembered it being when I saw it in the flesh previously. It's beautiful to look at, with a white glass surface (and of course the infamous Apple logo, which is situated towards the bottom), and an aluminium back. It's a lot slimmer than any ...  Read the complete review

When I first bought my Apple Mac I wasn't that taken with many of the "after purchase," accessories I could buy to make my new acquisition easier on the eye. For those who love to colour coordinate, an Apple Mac computer is essential and being one of very few companies who were first to label everything with their well known Apple icon. It's a wonder that Apple haven't gone out of business with their abilities for buyers to custom build exactly what they want not what the computer bean counters and marketing department "think" you should have based on your budget. Whilst companies such as Lexar or Logic have brought out peripherals that can blend in .  Read the complete review

Packaging and Accessories When you buy the magic mouse depending on where you bought it from the packaging is very nice. I bought mine online and it arrived in a cardboard box and then inside the cardboard box there is a clear box with the magic mouse sitting inside. The box is a clear plastic and on the bottom there is a little information about the magic mouse and on the bottom there is also some writing and information. When you open the box you lift out the magic mouse which has a plastic cover on it to protect it. Underneath the mouse itself is the books with information about the mouse and that is all that is in the box. I think that the ...  Read the complete review

It goes without saying that Apples products aim to provide a sleek and stylish look; even with the smallest of items such as the magic mouse. The mouse is wireless which gives great convenience and lack of tangled wires and requires two AA batteries. It would be more beneficial to have rechargeable batteries as standard batteries will drain much faster than you'd like, particularly with regular every day use. The mouse also has one click function which gives you the space to click anywhere you like on the mouse without restricting yourself to a left and right click. Remember macs don't have a right click and right click functionality is enabled by holding ...  Read the complete review

My first Dooyoo review in almost 11 months and boy have I accumulated alot of tech and gadgets in this time! After years of needing an imac computer for my university course, and finally getting one after I'd finished... (typical!), I now have the Apple Magic Mouse to go with it. When selecting your machine on the Apple website, you can choose whether you want the standard mouse and keyboard connected via a USB cable, or you can go wireless with the "Apple Magic Mouse". I had never used a wireless mouse before purchasing my Magic Mouse, however I liked the idea of having a desk which was not cluttered up with wires, also meaning more USB ports would ...  Read the complete review