The Best Mouse for this Apple Mini
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i use the wired mouse. i have been very happy with it. i use mine for primary clicking. when i need to use the secondary, i just go into system perferences and change. when done, i go in and put back to the original setting. very easy.
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I've pretty much given up on mice in favor of the Apple Magic Trackpad Compatible with Apple Mac Desktop Computer (MC380LL/A)I notice that you also asked about printers. I've standardized on the Canon MX series; I have an MX882, and I got my family in Boston a Canon PIXMA MX892 Wireless Color Photo Printer with Scanner, Copier and Fax . Easy to print (and scan) wirelessly from any of the Macs or PCs in the house. (I can also print from my iPhone and iPad, although the UI for Canon's iOS app is a bit awkward.) I've pretty much given up on mice in favor of the Apple Magic Trackpad Compatible with Apple Mac Desktop Computer (MC380LL/A)I notice that you also asked about printers. I've standardized on the Canon MX series; I have an MX882, and I got my family in Boston a Canon PIXMA MX892 Wireless Color Photo Printer with Scanner, Copier and Fax . Easy to print (and scan) wirelessly from any of the Macs or PCs in the house. (I can also print from my iPhone and iPad, although the UI... » Read More I've pretty much given up on mice in favor of the Apple Magic Trackpad Compatible with Apple Mac Desktop Computer (MC380LL/A)I notice that you also asked about printers. I've standardized on the Canon MX series; I have an MX882, and I got my family in Boston a Canon PIXMA MX892 Wireless Color Photo Printer with Scanner, Copier and Fax . Easy to print (and scan) wirelessly from any of the Macs or PCs in the house. (I can also print from my iPhone and iPad, although the UI for Canon's iOS app is a bit awkward.) « Show Less
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Any mouse will do but using a 3 button Windows version gives you right clicking without having to use keyboard controls, something the Apple two buttons still have problems with sometimes. Of note, I've found the Apple mouse to be something of a disappointment. Not only does it eat batteries for breakfast I've never seen where it does much more than other mice costing 75% less.
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It works with my iMac and iPad flawlessly. I do not own a Mac Mini, it's Bluetooth compatible so you should not have any issues. Simon is correct about battery usage, have not had to replace mine yet either. I was gifted the Apple Bluetooth Keyboard a couple months after buying the LuxePad, I've already had to replace batteries in the Apple model.
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Yes!... The Apple Bluetooth Mighty Mouse works perfectly on all my systems: OS X 10.3 thru 10.9!... No problems whatsoever!...AND... it's NOT the battery HOG that the Magic Mouse is!... I've kept it in service all these years mainly because of its Middle Mouse Button (MMB) functionality that 3D programs utilize extensively!
14840
I use an Apple wireless keyboard, which I love. I see no way a mouse can be used with it. I also like the Orgami Workstation.
1192628
Mouse and buttons work great. Scrolls well with regular browsing but the scroll wheel acts weird when playing games.Overall fantastic, only mouse I have used w/ my Mac.
446363
I own this mouse and can't seem to get the 4th mouse button to work. The MS website does not list a Mac compatible driver:http://tinyurl.com/8mpsoom
1294139
Yes--and I find that the scroll wheel works more responsively--smoothly, if you will--than several of my other mouse choices. I have put the expen$ive Apple mouse that came with my new iMac in the drawer and use this one instead.
1712251
I have an old ipad...and a mini air ipad...will not work. However, Apple do have a air Mouse might work...you have to google it.
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Yes, everything about the Arc Touch mouse works with Mac OS X (Mavericks). You will need to play with the scroll settings to get it to work properly, not as smooth as the scroll feature on the Magic Mouse.
1290678
My SM-8500 plugs into a USB port. I have no way of testing this on a mac, however a quick google search shows it listed as "wired pc & mac mouse" on sites such as ebay, pricegrabber, svpply, nextag, etc., and the very last review dated May 5, 2012 titled "Brilliant" under the name "Anthony P. Cersosimo" talks about his apple mouse having been too loud. Hope this helps. Keep in mind this mouse isn't perfectly silent, but silent enough to have saved my rear half a year by now.
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No, it is nothing like the Apple mouse. It feels very light & flimsy and has a single scroll wheel. I bought it for my wife who didn't want to use it after seeing it, so that's about all I can say.
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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.
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Hey another solution for Mac users is to download the Steer Mouse driver from the Apple website. It's a great driver for any type of mouse. You can customize buttons by assigned keyboard shortcuts to them (eg - I programmed the back thumb button to be Command + [ for going back in browsers). You can also add profiles for different applications so that the same button will have different functions depending on what application you're running.The only problem is that the driver is shareware and they'll ask for $20 (crazy I know) at the end of 30 days or so. It's a lot of money for a driver, but it's up to you if it's worth it. I like it. Hey another solution for Mac users is to download the Steer Mouse driver from the Apple website. It's a great driver for any type of mouse. You can customize buttons by assigned keyboard shortcuts to them (eg - I programmed the back thumb button to be Command + [ for going back in browsers). You can also add profiles for different applications so that the same button will have different functions depending on what application you're running.The only problem is that the driver is shareware and they'll ask for $20 (crazy I know) at the end of 30 days or so. It's a lot of money for... » Read More Hey another solution for Mac users is to download the Steer Mouse driver from the Apple website. It's a great driver for any type of mouse. You can customize buttons by assigned keyboard shortcuts to them (eg - I programmed the back thumb button to be Command + [ for going back in browsers). You can also add profiles for different applications so that the same button will have different functions depending on what application you're running.The only problem is that the driver is shareware and they'll ask for $20 (crazy I know) at the end of 30 days or so. It's a lot of money for a driver, but it's up to you if it's worth it. I like it. « Show Less
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it's about the same as Apple magic mouse (to me personally) I do like the curve of this mouse better than apple magic though
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Yes, It replaced the mouse on an Apple Pro desktop. It doesn't have horizontal scrolling or the side buttons, but otherwise works very well. The default setting on the scroll wheel was jumpy but adjusting the speed for the mouse on system preferences yielded smooth scrolling
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This mouse is sold in the online Apple Store, so it's probably Mac compatible.
1246013
I really can't answer, since I use it on a Mac, which doesn't use middle click. Nice mouse though - very comfortable in the hand and easy to click.