Unlike a lot of the mice at this price point, it does not conform to your hand. The mouse itself is larger than I envisioned - it has roughly the same lateral footprint as a desktop mouse, but it is very low profile. Interestingly enough, the packaging is very similar to what is used for the iPod Touch, and might even serve a dual-purpose as a rugged carrying case. Apple uses a polycarbonate clear plastic shell that contains the mouse, a page of documentation and warranty information, and a pair of AA Energizer batteries pre-installed inside the mouse. With that said, when the mouse did finally arrive, it came well packed in foam blocks. The moral of this little anecdote is that if you're normally not home on a weekday, you might want to have it shipped to another location. And picking it up at a depot is not an option with FedEx Ground/Home Delivery - or so I was told. Needless to say, even such a thing as a mouse requires an "indirect signature", meaning that you or one of your family members must be home to sign for it. When it did, I had a fight on my hands with FedEx Ground to actually deliver the thing.
#Mousewizard 6.0 full#
The mouse took quite awhile to arrive - in fact, it didn't ship until a full 7 business days after the order, although it was still in-line with the 'ships in 5-7 business days' estimate on the site. Credit card in hand, I swooped onto the Apple website and was probably one of their first customers to order one. I read a few early reviews and thought this new mouse would be the answer to my prayers. So, when Apple quietly announced their new Magic Mouse, I was excited. And zooming and scrolling work wonderfully well too. I love being able to tap with two fingers for a right click, or tap with a single finger for left. The trackpads on Apple laptops are truly awesome compared to generic PCs. I wrote this review for the Mac-Forums blog, but since we're having issues with it, I might as well post it here:įor quite some time now, I've longed for a mouse that duplicated some of the features of the trackpad on my MacBook Pro.
#Mousewizard 6.0 driver#
I would be happier if they would expand the driver functionality, but it looks like there are some third party utilities starting to trickle out.
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