Still, if you want a nearly perfectly iPad-optimized mouse, you can’t go wrong with the Apple Magic Mouse. Finally, for a mouse that only has two buttons and no mouse wheel, it’s definitely one of the more expensive options available. The charging port is also on the bottom of the mouse, so you can’t use it while it’s plugged in, though it does only take a few minutes of charging to get several hours’ worth of usage. Mousewheel aficionados will find the lack of a physical scroll wheel frustrating, and the design isn’t the most ergonomic – especially for those with larger hands. Plus, Apple claims that the battery lasts “about a month”.ĭespite this, though, it’s not perfect. The entire surface is one big button, so there are no physical buttons or separate areas for right- and left-clicking.

It’s incredibly easy to swipe between apps and scroll through documents, all while using it as you would a normal mouse.

The surface of the Magic Mouse is a capacitive touch sensor that allows you to use multi-touch gestures, such as swiping and scrolling, that are compatible with iPadOS 16.

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