Apple Trackpad Magic Mouse 2 2009 Mac Mini

I have an iMac from late 2009 and by bluetooth was not totally compatible with the Magic Track Pad 2. Before ordering the trackpad I researched on the internet, spoke to people at Apple and B&H. What I got was varying opinions. What I concluded was that I should spend the extra money. When they arrived I paired by trackpad to my iMac without the adapter. It worked initially. But when the iMac went to sleep, the pairing was lost. I hooked up the adapter and since then the trackpad and iMac are happily paired. One last comment. Since I bought from B&H and live out of New York State, there was no sales tax. That combined with the lower price for the trackpad at B&H, I saved money versus driving to the closet Apple Store. Thank you B&H!

Made the transition from PC to Mac and found the Apple Magic Mouse easy to use even without the tracking ball that I'm used to using. Holds a charge for a long time. Easy to set up for functions such as right click. Smooth when moving across the mouse pad.

In spite of its shortcomings, the Magic Mouse is still the best Bluetooth mouse for the Mac.

At first, I did not think I was going to keep it. Especially for video editing. However, after 3 days I went back to a mouse and immediately went back to the magic trackpad. HIGHLY recommend using this for daily use

The Magic Trackpad 2 is, by far, one of the best input devices I've used in my 40 years of being a Mac user. Over the years, I've gotten really hokked on it, and when my spouse and I had to replace ours, we didn't hesitate to get them again. I can work all day without hand fatigue, and while there are options that have more bells and whistles, I prefer something that just works and blends into my day.

I have a 2009 iMac with the old batteries keyboard and replaced with this Magic one, which you can charge directly from you Mac from your Mac, a really nice upgrade, of course shipped by B&H immediately, I am in DC area and I got it in 2 or 3 days after purchase :) Love it!

The Magic Trackpad is exactly what you'd expect from Apple. It paired easily with my Macbook Pro and functions exactly like the built-in trackpad, but is slightly larger. I paired it with a silicon protective case and wrist rest I found at Amazon, and I believe this is going to help with pain issues I was starting to see from using a mouse. Highly recommend.

I have always used an Apple Magic Mouse. I also have used other mice at workstations from time to time. Never have I ever had a mouse fit so perfectly for my hand. Its just a natural feeling. Every other mouse now feels foreign and difficult after getting use to this mouse. I do miss some gestures from the Apple Magic mouse, but you can map the additional 3 buttons on the MX Vertical to do whatever you want. If your looking for a great mouse, you can stop your search here. :)

It may not be for everyone but it serves my purposes great. After using an Apple Magic Mouse for many years, not ergonomic by any means, it became all too clear I need something that was much easier on the hands and wrist. This certainly fits that bill. And having been spoiled by the functionality of the Magic Mouse I was looking for something that I could program. This meets that and more. The options are limitless. You just need to figure out what you do the most of and program those. In all I have 9 different functions programmed into the mouse. A great mouse if you are looking for ergonomics and functionality.

I first bought the Apple Magic Mouse. It was not at all what I expected. I'm sure it is a good mouse, but not worth nearly $75 dollars. Part of the magic is that it doesn't have a roller for scrolling... it uses your finger across the top of the mouse instead. I prefer the roller. I set the Apple Magic Mouse at the fastest speed, and it was still too slow. I had to move the mouse across the entire pad to get the curser to move a few inches. The MS Surface Mouse performs great, feels comfortable in the hand, and at a good speed.