As with most apple products, the mighty mouse is stylish and well conceived. A simple oval shape with a single scroll ball in the middle. The mouse does not have buttons to click, like that of the stereotypical mouse, but instead you just push the case down and it clicks. Various features can also be configured in the "system preferences" section, which means you can personalise the mighty mouse for your own personal needs. The scroller too is very good allowing you to scroll not only up and down, but left and right as well, which is useful when navigating webpages, or using garageband. Also, there are two pressure pads on the side which when ...  Read the complete review

I have an Apple iMac that came with a wired Mighty Mouse. I recently decided i could do with an extra USB port and upgraded to the Apple Wireless Mighty Mouse. Immediately i was impressed upon receiving the Wireless mouse; the packaing is sleek and typical of the care and attention Apple put into their packaging. The mouse is presented beautifully inside the box and even the instructions are well designed and thought out. Once i taken the mouse out of the box i was immediately struck by how much heavier the Wireless mouse is in comparison to the Wired Mighty Mouse. It feels at least twice the weight of its predecessor; this however doesn't detract ...  Read the complete review

The wireless Mighty Mouse made by apple is a fantastic product for use with any Mac. The mouse runs on bluetooth and works brilliantly. It does have two buttons, but they need to be configured to both work in 'System Preferences' on your Mac. The buttons are not visible but they are on the respective sides of the mouse. The mouse also has a scroller, which is a grey ball. It works well as it can scroll up and down as well as from side to side. Sometimes it seems to get jammed and doesn't work in one direction for a bit but it normally fixes after you rub it a bit. The mouse also has two squeezable sides to it. By squeezing the mouse (it doesn't ...  Read the complete review

Being a long time Apple user I always seem to praise Apple kit. For a long time now though, I have used a mouse from an alternative manufacturer. This was and still is mainly due to Apple not producing a decent enough mouse. Things have improved, first with the wired version of the Mighty Mouse and then with this wireless one which I used for approximately one month. The Mighty Mouse Wireless uses two AA batteries to power it. They can be rechargeable if you like, but the mouse does not dock in any way, so to charge your batteries up you need to remove them. It communicates with your Mac via Bluetooth and does so very well. A simple matter of 'pairing' the ...  Read the complete review

This is another quality product from Apple, with great design, brilliant build quality and it is very easy to use. However, it is expensive and Windows turned Mac users will find it hard to use. The packaging similar to other Apple designs, making it hard to spot on the shelf. You may get it confused with the wired mouse, as the only difference is the text. The product is always safe and can be kept in the box while not in use as the box can be opened and closed with ease. It is easy to install, but there is a lot of lag between the actions which makes it very hard to use for the professional or gaming users.. The scroll wheel is surprisingly ...  Read the complete review