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When is Apple going to come out with a two-button mouse? Mac users have been asking that question for so long that Apple’s introduction of the multi-button Mighty Mouse (with an omnidirectional scroll ball) is almost an anticlimax. If users seriousl...
Scroll ball is an interesting new concept; beautiful design; matches Macs; ambidextrous.
Force-sensing button is difficult to use; poor ergonomic design; somewhat limited driver options.
Until this mouse comes supplied with new Macs – and Apple isn’t saying whether it will – you will pay for the privilege of using an Apple-designed mouse that is, well, still just a mouse, and not the most graceful one I’ve ever use...
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A great mouse worthy of the name, it’s a shame it comes with such a premium...
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zdnet.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-30 08:26:44
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If you have Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger, Apples Mighty Mouse is worth a look. But if youre a Windows user or have an older Mac operating system, better mouse options are available.
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For years Apple have stood firmly by the use of single button mice for their computers. But in the Mighty mouse, they have finally made the switch to a two-button design and have delivered a comfortable, quality peripheral that is sure to be appreciate...
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Zdnet.com.au Updated:
2011-11-06 09:20:10
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For Apple Mac OS Tiger users, the scrollwheeling Mighty Mouse is worth a look; for everyone else, better options are available.
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When I found out Apple had released a two-button mouse, I had to check the calendar to make sure it wasn’t April. After fighting the two-button trend for more than 20 years, Apple gave in this summer and introduced the Mighty Mouse, which is a two-b...
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For general use, the Mighty Mouse is a winner and we are using it as our routine mouse. Scrolling in windows is a snap and it makes Dashboard and Expose´ much more useable. We can not, however, recommend it for playing 3D games. Hopefully, Apple will begin including Mighty Mouse with it\'s desktop Power Macs, iMacs and eMacs. We would also like to see a Bluetooth wireless v...
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smartcomputing.com Updated:
2011-07-30 08:26:44
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Mighty Mouse $49 Apple (800) 692-7753 (408) 996-1010 www.apple.com Windows users have come to take two- and three-button mice for granted. In the meantime, users in the Mac world have continued to use Apple’s single-button mice (or install third-par...
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maximumpc.com Updated:
2011-07-30 08:26:44
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It’s shocking but true: Apple has finally shipped a two-button mouse. Unfortunately, the company’s first foray into bi-button rodentia can only be considered a flop. The problem lies in the way the “buttons” work. You see, there aren’t multiple buttons...
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Usually ahead of the curve, Apple has belatedly released a multibutton mouse. The optical Apple Mighty Mouse can be customized for different users and has two invisible touch-sensitive buttons on top, force-sensing buttons on the sides, and a teensy ba...
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Two years ago Apple Computer made computer hardware history with the release of the Power Mac G5, hailed as the \"supercomputer for everyone\". It was only a month ago that Apple CEO Steve Jobs shocked the world with the announcement that Apple would be...
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macnews.com Updated:
2011-07-30 08:26:44
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On the day Apple’s US$49 Mighty Mouse was released, I drove up the street (yes, I’m fortunate/unfortunate enough to live a mile and a half from an Apple Store) and purchased the last one in stock. I was looking for a replacement for my Kensing...
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A new mouse from Apple?...
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The most inane debate of all time has to be the Apple multi button mouse tête-à-tête. For years people argued back and forth about the wisdom of Apple either shipping or failing to ship a multi button mouse. Surprisingly the argument could get quit...
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In the 80s and the early 90s I was raving about the superiority of the single button mouse. User studies had showed that people got confused when using a mouse with more than one button, and that double-click and click and drag were far easier for p...
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SummaryPros: Scroll ball is an interesting new concept; beautiful design; matches Macs; ambidextrous. Cons: Force-sensing button is difficult to use; poor ergonomic design; somewhat limited driver options. OS Compatibility: OS X 10.4.2 or later; reduce...
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About a year ago, I put all prejudices aside, cast away all of my prior experiences with the platform, and I tried a Mac for a month.The experiment, as I called it back then, was very much a success. Ive integrated the Mac platform into my regular co...
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So, Apple announced the availability of their first two-button-esque mouse yesterday. While two button mice have been supported by the Mac OS for years, Apple itself has never released anything but the one button mouse they are notoriously known for. W...
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The debate over one-button versus multibutton mice has become extremely heated at times and has roots going back for almost as long as mice have been around. Proponents for both sides claim that their mice are \"easier to use\" and promote productivity...
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bonafidereviews.com Updated:
2011-07-30 08:26:45
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The reviews I have read on the Mighty Mouse focus on the negative: only two-button functionality with Windows, no satisfying click from the side buttons, a short cord, and the like. All of these criticisms are accurate?the Mighty Mouse does have its w...
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