Shame the DPI is so low or i would use it. Its the less common back one as well, also a fan of how you change the dpi with the little rotating thing around the optical sensor, even that is nice and precise and tactile when you are adjusting it. The click button is loverly, and the quality of the plastic and the soft cable, mmmmm. Oh on a similar apple pointing device note i found an old ProMouse M5769, the quality of that thing is incredible compared to both the mighty and the magic. Why not just ship it with one of them funky inductive chargers. Gogusrl wrote: ↑But you all forgot to mention the best part. Oh, now that the Magic Mouse has an integrated battery, I expect the Mobee Magic Charger isn't long for this world, so I'll add a few pictures here for posterity. The proof will be in playing around with them up town. Grr!īut other than that: looking pretty good. Just dumb old "nope, try again!" USB A, for years of cable flipping fun to come. And I'm bloody well furious there isn't a whole row of USB C ports anywhere to be seen on the new iMacs! There's not even Lightning ports. Lightning's a fine connector, but I'm surprised USB C (which Apple designed for the USB spec body) hasn't taken over completely, since Apple went with it as the exclusive port on the MacBook. You won't find mention of it in this fluff piece at Medium either, of course. In fact, the new iMacs don't even have USB C ports!? What the? Well, I never saw that coming. Which I fixed with one of these.īut wait! These guys charge over USB… via a Lightning cable? Huh? So much for going USB C on everything. And the Magic Mouse was much more frequent than that.
I've never been impressed by the distinctly non-Apple experience of dropping ugly AA batteries into my trackpad every couple of months.
How to right click on mac mouse m5769 upgrade#
The main upgrade all of these share is a built in, USB rechargeable battery. That wedge shaped case is actually quite similar to something I had in mind for a custom keyboard of my own. Apple Magic Trackpad.jpeg (15.84 KiB) Viewed 4386 times
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