What a mouse!

Specs:
http://www.apple.com/mightymouse/specs.html

So the wired version works with Windows.

It looks like an alright mouse, but one of my major problems with it is the fact it is pure white and therefore wouldn't fit in with my computer. I also don't like the fact that the wireless version isn't compatible with Windows.

Angus Higgins

My friend had the wired one before, i used it for a bit, i have to say it's one of the poorest mouse's i've ever used.

I just find that with peripheral devices, Apple is no good at that, i hate their mouse's + keyboards, they don't give you good comfort in use.

I'm still a fan of Microsoft and Logitech products.

Winston Pang wrote:



My friend had the wired one before, i used it for a bit, i have to say it's one of the poorest mouse's i've ever used.

I just find that with peripheral devices, Apple is no good at that, i hate their mouse's + keyboards, they don't give you good comfort in use.

I'm still a fan of Microsoft and Logitech products.

Apples primary aim is to make objects which look good. That doesnt allways produce items which are comfortable or practical...

I really hate this mouse! I got myself a new iMac, so I  have the opertunity to play with it allot!

My conclusion: I hate it!

The thing I hate the most is probably the 'scrollwheel'.

Some apple-nerds I know are completely in love with the mighty mouse! I just want my logitech!

My big problem with those things is that you have to lift your finger a good 1/8" off the left "button" to get a reliable right "button" click because of the way the sensor is designed. I couldn't stand using the thing for more than a minute because of that.

It's BlueTooth. Why wouldn't it work with Windows? If you have a BT adapter on your system, I bet it works.

Ion Todirel wrote:

But must to say 360^o scrolling its interesting, i "don't know" where you can use it, but.

In theory, it's helpful in programs like photoshop or excel where you're scrolling in multiple directions.

In implementation (the Mighty Mouse's), it's supposed to be not quite as good as it sounds:  the wheel moves in steps in either direction, so you can't do a smooth diagonal with it or anything.  Not to mention many Windows programs don't support horizontal scrolling (at least not without special drivers)--  Excel included.