Apple Mighty Mouse Reviews

Almost all of Apple's products are simple yet very effective, and work very well. This is no exception with brilliant build quality, it is very easy to use and looks very nice. However, it is very expensive compared to other products, it has a short cable and it only has one button which may annoy Windows turned Mac users. The ...  Read the complete review

It seems such a strange thing to be reviewing a mouse, but this one seems to be particularly worthy of it. As an Apple product it naturally has a very sleek and simplistic design. The round shape of the device is perhaps not the most comfortable fit as it lacks the ergonomic design that you see on many mice these days, but it fits ...  Read the complete review

This is a rather distinctive looking mouse, but this is just a typical Apple design. With no visible mouse buttons, it does appear a little confusing as to how it actually works. But Apple has managed to somehow make it touch sensitive so that it works like a traditional mouse with two buttons. Actually, using the right click takes a little bit of ...  Read the complete review

as you might have guessed, i'm an apple fan. since getting my first mac last year i've slowly been intergrating myself into the brand and now i can't imagine ever going back. the mighty mouse is my latest acquisition, courtesy of a friend of mine, another mac addict. previously i was using a standard scroll mouse with a ball, which ...  Read the complete review

I have been using the Mighty Mouse for a month now, and it has performed excellently. It seems almost futuristic, but is just another great gadget from Apple. For £30.99, you can buy the wired mouse from amazon.co.uk. The price is reasonable for the product you are getting as it runs smoothly and has many little tricks. The mouse is ...  Read the complete review

Stylish design triumph or ergonomic nightmare? If there has ever been an Achilles heel for the Mac it has always been the mouse. Specifically the lack if a second button (for right clicking) just seems to really bother some people, but with this mouse the button options (potentially 5) are almost too much. The scroll ...  Read the complete review

If you own a Macintosh, you may decide to buy a mouse for it. Indeed, there’s not a lot you can do without one. Even if you have a notebook with a trackpad, you can achieve far more control and accuracy with a mouse, space permitting. But which mouse to buy? This one which looks like a nice normal grey generic mouse? Or what ...  Read the complete review