Best Bluetooth Mouse For Macbook
I searched the internet for a bluetooth wireless mouse. Some on ebay direct from China or Hong Kong are less than $4, but I did not want to risk the time and patience for a product shipped from oversees. This Rocksoul brand is sold in retail stores, and the price on walmart.com was less than retail. The instructions are useless, but the device was detected by my Apple Mac and works so far. If the mouse is turn on and the Mac is not, immediately after the Mac is on, the Mac displays a mouse image of being detected, and ready, which is good to know. I would recommend this on walmart.com.
Keyboard And Mouse For Imac
MacBook users (and desktop Mac users as well) are often as enamored of their hardware's look as its performance, so a healthy side industry has popped up for accessories that share Apple's basic design cues. Accessory maker Targus has a new line of Mac-flavored devices, including this one, called simply the Bluetooth Laser Mouse for Mac.
This $69 mouse has a white body on a gray base, and even though the latest MacBooks are all aluminum, white is still the universal Mac color in many minds. There are large left and right mouse buttons, plus two small programmable thumb buttons on the left side of the base. The mouse is powered by two AA batteries, and since it's a Bluetooth device, it doesn't require a USB dongle. At 4.6 inches by 2.5 inches by 1.5 inches (at its highest point), it's a bit big for travel, although the body design, which curves up in the middle and tapers at either end, is comfortable even for long stretches. The most striking aspect of the Targus Bluetooth Laser Mouse is the small dime-sized round optical sensor that sits between the two mouse buttons in place of a traditional scroll wheel. Targus calls the concept 'four-way touch scroll,' and its functionality is similar to that of a trackball. The scroll zone is very sensitive, which makes scrolling up and down long Web pages a snap, but makes precision scrolling nearly impossible.