Great replacement mouse for my Apple.
582810
Lightweight but works well.  Had no issues connecting with my Macbook Pro. Responds well. No issues.  Great value for the price.
3175261
This mouse has a nice feel in the hand. Right off the bat it felt a bit small, but I quickly got used to it. Connects quickly and easily, simple setup and usage. Spin wheel is a bit slow, but it works just fine. Tracks great and feels great in my hand. A warning to Mac users: the forward and backward buttons on the left side of the mouse do not work for me, may be something to do with settings but this doesn't take away from how good of a mouse it is for the price you pay.
3684765
I have started hooking up my macbook pro to an external monitor so I needed a mouse and keyboard combo. I had already purchased the Apple wireless keyboard and loved its ease of use, so I figured I'd go for broke and get this magic mouse to go along with it. I've been using it for a little over a week now, and honestly like it real well. Here is the breakdown:

---First Impressions:

This is a relatively small mouse. If you're big handed (I'm not), you probably will hate this mouse. But if you have never really felt like you needed a big mouse to accomodate you, this will most likely work just fine for you. With my finger tips at the "head" of the mouse, my palm rests mostly on the mouse, with some over hang onto my mousepad. My thumb rests comfortably at the side, and my pinky hangs off the other end.

----Using it for work:

I am a full time developer and have recently begun working in the mac OS environment, so I definitely needed a mouse to move between windows easier than a touchpad. This mouse appealed to me because of its native support for the mac environment, and I really like it for that reason. The built in touch pad scrolling works surprisingly well. The two fingers to scroll back doesn't always work as smoothly as you want it too (sometimes I feel like my fingers get stuck, and it doesn't register the movement too well) but most of the time it works great.

The scrolling feature works as naturally as you would expect it too, if it had a real wheel there. I don't even think about scrolling--it just works, which is when you know you have a winning feature.

The tracking is a bit slow, as other reviewers have commented. That's part of the reason I can't give this 5 stars. I have it maxed, and on a super slick Razer mousepad, and it still feels slower than I want it to be. It's not a deal breaker--but I am used to super fast tracking across the screen, so that I move the mouse a minimal amount.

----Using it inside Windows:

I dual boot Windows on my machine, so I tested this guy out in the Windows environment. Setting it up was a breeze (I run Windows 7, so you just use the built in bluetooth wizard to add the device) and it found it and installed it in a few seconds. The scrolling feature *does* work, but I haven't found the swiping to work. Either I'm missing a setup somewhere, or it's not meant to work at all. But having the scroll feature work is good enough for me.

---Right/Left clicking

Just a quick note on this: I have probably a 90% success rate with right/left clicking. It works most of the time, but it's frustrating when it doesn't. I have miss clicked opening up programs or links when I meant to just right click. Again, it's about 90% of the time that it works, and I think I'm improving as time goes by. You really have to aim for the right side of the mouse when you click, to make sure you aren't left clicking.

---Final notes

To sum up, this is a pretty sweet mouse. I didn't think I'd like it as much as I do. I would indeed recommend it to a friend (especially if they're using it from inside Mac OS). I still can't give it a full five stars though, since it comes with some quirks. (Such as right/left clicking accuracy, the tracking speed, and the left/right swiping not always working.) But again, that's not a huge deal for me, so I'm still willing to use/like this mouse.
4583416
So, I purchased this Logitech M510 mouse because it's compatible with a MAC PC, along with my OS version.  Upon on receipt, unwrapped, ensured batteries were set properly, plugged in the USB wireless reader.  PC recognized it immediately.  I had to go to Logitech site to download the 'options' program to set the back/forward buttons.  That was easy, and the entire process of setting this mouse up took approximately five (5) minutes.

I couldn't be more pleased.  After using Apples white mouse for two years, because there wasn't anything out there that would work, or was compatible, for a MAC, it's GREAT to be able to use the back / forward buttons again.  The Apple mouse was pure manual, having to move the cursor up to the back / forward arrows on a website, if you wanted to go back or forward.  Just a lot of unnecessary moving around of the cursor...IMHO.

If I have any issues with this mouse in the future, I'll come back and update this review.  But for now, I'm pretty darned happy and content with this Logitech mouse.  I would recommend this product for anyone using the Apple mouse, and want their back / forward button operations back.
3773614
I looked at the Magic Mouse for awhile and couldn't justify the purchase (it's spendy!).  I already had the bluetooth keyboard but was using a wireless mouse for 'mousing.'  My mini mac responds just fine with the microsoft wireless, but using the mouse was hard on my hand.  I'm very happy with the Magic Mouse.  A few tweaks in the controls and it's far better than the wireless I was using before.  I love the feel and feather touch.  Responds well, but there was a bit of a learning curve.  Have batteries on hand, it is a tad heavier on the battery-usage than my wireless mouse.  FWIW I've had the Apple Magic Mouse 2-1/2 months and have had to change batteries twice.
881057
I got this mouse from newegg when they had a good deal on it. It is a factory refurbished model so it didn't come in a box or with anything other than the mouse and the USB receiver. The mouse was in very good condition and worked as soon as I plugged it in and the "SetPoint" software detected it. I also have the Logitech K750 solar keyboard so this mouse was a logical buy. It was marked down to $25 due to it being refurbished and then there was a mail in rebate of $10, so I got a $70 mouse for $15. The mouse functions much like the Apple Magic Mouse, but it can do things that the Apple mouse can't, but it also lacks features that the Apple mouse has. Some things it can do that Apple's can't: a middle mouse click (press two fingers down in the center), alt-tab (light double tap, not click, with one finger in the center), show desktop or start menu (can't do both, either / or; light double-tap with 2 fingers), back/forward page in browser and windows (swipe from left to right with one finger), and the same motion can be set to scroll horizontally. This mouse cannot pinch to zoom, which the Apple mouse can. I did experience some frustration with the forward and back swipe gesture. Almost every time when typing, if I go to pick up the mouse, it will go back one page in the browser and I have to type it all over again. I disabled this feature and I really do not miss it one bit. The same gesture can be used to scroll left to right, which is what it is much better suited for. The default is to go forward and back, though. Another cool feature is that you can use only one battery if you want which will make it a bit lighter but cut the battery life in half from 6 months to 3. The mouse has very good range just like the keyboard and doesn't interfere with any of my other devices unlike a cheap ebay mouse I had that interfered with my wifi adapter and skipped all over the screen when the wifi was under high load. That mouse was $6, for $10 more, I got a mouse that is a million times better. The product page says there is an updated version of this mouse, the T620. That mouse is $50 on Amazon and this one is $27. The funny part is that they are the same exact mouse and do the same exact things in both Windows 7 & 8. You just need to use the setpoint program. If not, you will not be able to use any of the gestures the T620 has. it will just be a mouse that can click, right click and scroll. If you plan on getting the T620, you might want to get this and save the $20 on something else.
3230788
I love this mouse simply because it does what's it supposed to do while I don't have to worry about batteries and recharging.  Having just received the iMac Retina, I found the Apple Magic Mouse to be impossible to use with Chrome since it consistently back paged when scrolling, a condition that could not be replicated with any other mouse and could not be resolved after hours of research.  The Kensington trackball worked like a charm on OSX Yosemite after a couple hours of break in (be sure to download the drivers for Yosemite on their website).  The keys are customizable so I can immediately access Dashboard and Launchpad by invoking either the top or bottom two keys.  The scroll ring works perfectly.  I don't mind that the mouse is wired since I have had issues with wireless mice and keyboards 'disconnecting'.  Another good point is that the $56 price is a lot lower than it used to be for this item.
315224
I purchased this wireless mouse for my laptop because I hate using the pad.  They tend to be difficult and bothersome.  The Logitech M325 has hit it on the nose.  It was as easy as plugging it in to install and I haven't had any issues with it on my laptop.  Now my iMac is a different story.  This is the only reason I didn't give it 5 stars.  I could find my mouse for the iMac when I moved so I tried the wireless mouse....umm no.  This didn't work at all for the Mac.  Oh, well.  I found the mouse a few days later and now the Logitech is solely for the PC.
3616461
Everything logitech says about this mouse on there website is 100% true!  Perfect size for my iMac 27'' and IMHO makes Apples mouse worthless!
203358
nice mouse with great features.  Download the application and you can fully customize all the keys. Works great with Mac
4590917
I bought this mouse about two weeks ago for my MacBook Pro running Mac OS X v10.5.2. This mouse has a very smooth and accurate tracking on my desk. It fits comfortably in my hand, and all of the buttons feels right. I am especially pleased with the tilt wheel, which does not easily tilt when I push down on the wheel to perform a middle-click.

The battery life of this mouse is really good, but not without some consequences: I have experienced a slight initial lag in cursor movement whenever I use the mouse after about 30 seconds of inactivity. In addition, after maybe 10 minutes of inactivity the mouse turns itself off and disconnects from my computer; to reconnect I have to press a button on the mouse and wait for one second. I do not find these behaviors terribly annoying, however.
4634698
I needed a replacement for my Dell mouse that was malfunctioning, and this replacement was identical and works great.
1346247
I got this mouse to use with my Macbook Pro. It works like a charm. The set-up was easy and it works in both Snow Leopard and Windows XP on my Mac.

Tip:
Take out the batteries when you are not using the mouse for a long time. Even if the mouse is switched off, for some reason the battery still runs out.

UPDATE
I often use my mouse to select, copy, and paste. There are small inaccuracies in the positioning of the courser using this mouse, which led me to switch to the Apple bluetooth mouse. The Apple mouse is noticeably more accurate and I have since given up using the Logitech mouse.
2572292
I have been using this mouse for about a couple weeks now. It works very well. Its compatible with my MacBook. I can alternate between the touch-mouse on my laptop and this mouse easily if I need to. It is comfortable to use. It does everything that a wireless mouse should.
257604
I'd purchased an Amazon Basics mouse a while back, for using with my laptop since I hate the touchpad. It was great, but unfortunately I lost it a couple of months ago and hadn't gotten around to replacing it. This mouse is a fantastic replacement, a little heavier-weight and sturdier-feeling than the one I had before. It has a satisfying click and the wheel scrolls pleasingly. It's exactly what I wanted.
2825593
This is the best mouse for the Mac that I have tried.  The tracking is exceptional and is leaps better than the several Logitech mice I have tried.  Gestures work great and the jumpy scrolling I experienced with other mice is nonexistent.  No problems so far with battery life or connectivity.  I like it so much that I bought one to keep at the office as I kept forgetting to put it in my computer bag when I left for the night.
349455
Everything to say about this little mouse has pretty much already been said.  It is attractive (matches my Apple keyboard), lightweight and very responsive even on a clear plexiglas surface over light pine wood.  Much cheaper than the Apple mouse and works as well or better.