I have an Apple Magic Mouse. Will this work with it?
1480828
Yes, the Apple bluetooth mouse works with this mouse pad. Not sure yet if it lengthens battery life, but I'm glad I purchased it.
1480829
Absolutely. But don't expect doubling the battery life. Best feature is this pad sticks to the desk and will not move under the mouse.
2056915
No. You need a USB mouse that has software (drivers) compatible with Apple Mac computers, though. Logitech, Macally and Kensington have Apple compatible mice as well as the specialized Mad Catz gaming mouse. The Logitech Anywhere MX mouse is recommended by several Macintosh forums and magazines - MacLife magazine, 2012. The link to Logitech.com below (if it stays in the comment) goes right to the Anywhere mouse: http://www.logitech.com/en-us/product/anywhere-mouse-mx?crid=7 BUT! If you want a less expensive mouse, there are other mice listed on the Logitech website. Logitech has a software suite that works on the Mac operating systems - versions 10.5.x thru the latest 10.9.x. Macally Wired 3 Button Optical USB Mouse is a good deal and has a bunch of positive reviews on Amazon. I've never tried it. Kensington has two mice that are labeled Mac OS Certified: The Pro-Fit Wireless Mid-size mouse and the SlimBlade Wireless Laser mouse. I prefer the wired Apple mouse, despite the cost, because it doesn't use up batteries or need recharging. It uses the USB power from your keyboard or Mac USB port. My last Apple mouse lasted 5 years before the scroll ball gave out. I also have a wireless Apple mouse for my laptop, but in the past, I went through about 5 batteries (Duracell) or now 6-7 rechargeable battery uses per year.
1254644
yes, it did. but the mouse worked for only a month and then stopped. I have now an apple magic mouse. save your money
1524805
Yes, it should work with it if it has bluetooth. I use mine with an imac and it works fine
1602172
We've used this on both a Mac and PC. As long as the computer is blue tooth enabled, you'll should able to use the mouse.
985544
Yes, but for mac's I'd advise getting the magic mouse or touch pad.... Bc you get more functionality
1492094
I'm sorry, but I'm not totally tech savvy. I use it with a MacBook on the PC side. It's been great, easy install and no mouse cord. If your devices are Bluetooth ready/ compatible, it may work. Good luck .
1673494
Yes it works great. Just pair the mouse with the laptop by making sure bluetooth is turned on and then hitting the connect button on the bottom of the mouse. On the mac you can click the 'pair' button from the System Preferences > mouse > setup bluetooth mouse. The two buttons on the top of the mouse work fine and the scroll wheel is a button as well. The side buttons also work too.
1589294
Yes. I have used this mouse with mt new MacBook Pro, 15". Once in a while the computer will not recognise the mouse. It does work in conjunction with the track pad.
1627821
It works with mine: OS X 10.8.2; it's just a basic mouse in the form of a pen. I haven't tried it on an earlier Mac, but it worked under Linux when I bought it a few years ago, so I would expect that it would work pretty much anywhere. I don't know if it has extra functionality under Windows, though - I've never tried it there.
713249
Not sure about that, but I have since placed this mouse aside as a back up since it is cumbersome to use with an IMac. I went back to using my wireless mouse from Apple.
986958
It works with my 2008 aluminum macbook, although the instruction pamphlet that came with the mouse wasn't the least bit useful.
341592
Any Mac with Bluetooth should pair with this mouse. I used it with a 2010 MBP.
2238696
It will work, but only if your iPad is jailbroken. The tweak you should download to use the mouse is called 'BTStack Mouse'.
542962
I would think so. The MacAlly keyboard and mice are standard USB. I'm not sure about the power button though, it might not work as Apple changed the ability in OSX.
1717289
It should. I had an older machine that ran ran Windows XP and used a very similar mouse. As long as you have plug and play it should work.
138751
This device works with any device that can accept a mouse input and has Bluetooth compatibility. I do not believe the original macbook had that technology.