Go beyond the Apple Magic Mouse with the perfect new mouse for your iMac or MacBook. Our lab-tested picks work seamlessly ...

a wireless mouse just moves and feels so much better than a wired one. There are two common types of wireless mice, and the way you'll connect yours to a Mac depends on which type you have.

First the good: both the Magic Mouse and the Magic Keyboard now come with USB-C ports. That's right, the Lightning cable, which used to also charge iPhones and iPads until the EU (and other ...

The newly updated Apple Magic Mouse now has a USB-C charging port, but it's still on the bottom — and that still doesn't ...

The Magic Mouse 2 is for photographers and videographers who use Apple desktops or laptops for their editing. The ...

TL;DR: Apple's third-generation Magic Mouse retains the same design flaws as its predecessor, lacking ergonomics and featuring a charging port on the bottom, preventing use while charging.

Whether you use Apple's Magic Mouse or a third-party Bluetooth, wireless, or wired mouse ... A near-depleted battery can prevent your mouse from connecting to your computer. Even if it does connect, ...

This introduction gave Apple’s customers a glimpse of the future. With the computer ... a wireless version in 2006 using ...

The new Echelon keyboard and mouse from Alogic is an affordable alternative to Apple's Magic ... a 2.4GHz USB wireless dongle that provides a connection to the host computer with a much ...