Tracking and precision are superb thanks to Logitech’s Darkfield Tracking tech, which allows the mouse to be used on virtually any surface. Sadly, the design means this one is exclusively for right-handers. The generously sized thumb and palm rest provide ample support with a pleasant ribbed surface that promotes a relaxed but controlled grip on the mouse. Not least the chunky design with a silhouette that shapes beautifully to the palm and fingers.
Designed with extended periods of work or play in mind, the mouse brims with comfort-oriented features. The Logitech MX Master 3 takes the crown as the most ergonomic of our recommendations. Speaking of connectivity, Corsair has gone for options with Bluetooth, the proprietary frequency-cycling Slipstream Wireless 2.4 GHz (adapter included, with a storage nook on the underside of the mouse when not in use), and the wired option as above. Simultaneously, the provided 1.8m tangle-free rubber cable allows you to keep using the mouse as it charges or simply use it as a wired device if you prefer to. The rechargeable Lithium-Polymer battery grants up to 60 hours of sustained use (with the RGB off). The battery is another attribute of the Corsair Harpoon. The RGB lighting, which the mouse could have probably done without, can also be customized through iCue. The DPI can be customized into five profiles via the Corsair iCUE utility and switched on the fly by pressing the DPI button mounted just below the scroll wheel. Similarly, the Corsair Harpoon’s sensitivity can be adjusted up to 10,000 DPI. It also has six fully customizable buttons to assign macros to or remap for improved workflow or better in-game control. Sadly, the design only suits right-handed users. The mouse blends seamlessly with the hand and feels great whether you’re just starting the day or are six hours in. Unlike the Apple Magic Mouse 2, the Corsair Harpoon adopts a more traditional mouse shape with a single sheet shell that scores points for comfort and ergonomics due to a 99g construction, contoured shape, unobtrusive thumb rest, and grippy rubber sides. Moving away from official Apple peripherals, the Corsair Harpoon pairs beautifully with a Macbook Pro, bridging the gap between work and play for the hard-working gamers out there. Lastly, as we’ve come to expect, Apple charges a premium for the pleasure of owning the Apple Magic Mouse 2, so not one for those looking for a thrifty mousing option. It’s also worth noting that the DPI sensitivity is set at 1300 and cannot be changed. The charging port, located on the mouse’s underside, means it’s not possible to charge and use the mouse simultaneously, requiring a certain amount of forethought to ensure it has enough power before embarking on a lengthy work session.Īdditionally, while aesthetically pleasing, the low profile isn’t the most ergonomically-minded design, and comfort levels tail off as time passes. The Apple Magic Mouse 2 isn’t without its issues, though.
BEST MOUSE FOR MACBOOK PRO SIERRA BLUETOOTH
The battery life is excellent, while on the connectivity side of things, the Apple Magic Mouse 2 connects to a Macbook Pro automatically via Bluetooth – simply switch on the mouse, and it’s ready for use. The small profile also makes it an ideal mouse for those on the move and fits easily into a laptop or day bag. It is pieced together using aluminum and clear, high-quality plastic. The build quality is nothing short of excellent, with a symmetrical low-profile shape suitable for both right and left-handed users. There’s no scroll wheel, but simply swiping up or down behaves in the same way. Different finger movements and taps produce various commands. It mimics the gesture controls of the Macbook Pro’s trackpad, essentially porting over the same versatility but with a traditional mouse’s precision.
Designed for quick and easy pairing with a Macbook Pro, the Apple Magic Mouse 2 leverages all of Apple’s design know-how to deliver a great mousing experience with plenty of top features. What better pairing for an Apple device than an apple accessory.
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